1954/55 Season - Our 5th Year
" Kiss And Tell " A Play by F. Hugh Herbert.
This was the first show of the season. Performences were July or August of 1954.
Directed by Roy Glickenhaus.
Cast: In Order of Appearance
Michael Angelo as Mr. Willard Nanette Lynch as Louise Elke Altman as Corliss Archer David Browne as Raymond Pringle Cynthia Matthews as Mildred Pringle Bruce Quinn as Dexter Franklin Lila Arosemena as Janet Archer Warren Cook as Harry Archer Elmon Golden as Private Erhart Douglas Maduro as Lieutenant Lenny Archer Argus Gilly of Las Cumbres as Marchbanks Carolyn Jaffrey as Mary Franklin Pete Van Houser Jr. as Bill Franklin Edith Staab as Dorothy Pringle Marvin R. Livingston as Uncle George Wilbur Phipps as Robert Pringle "Back to top of page" " Remains To Be Seen " A Play by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. This was the second show of the season. Performences were October 25 & 29, 1954. Directed by Betty Haberstick. Cast: In Order of Appearance Norman McWhinney as Edward Miller Len Worcester as Benjamin Goodman Don Griffith as Dr. Charles Gresham John Mayles as Waldo Waltman Richard Eisenmann as Dr. Chester DeLapp Jerry Southard as Robert Clark Russell Wise as Fred Fleming William H. Edmondson Jr. as Tony Minetti Jack Randall as Morris Rosenberg Hindi Diamond as Jody Revere Roy Glickenhaus as Hideo Hayakawa Kathy Wilbur as Valeska Chauvel Bill Smith as Al, The Porter Natalie Worcester as Mrs. Bright Ben C. Sparks as Lieutenant Casey Bill Smith as Detective Davis Douglas Johnston as Detective Weiner Production Staff: L. Budd Haberstick Stage Manager Douglas Johnston & Warner Hoyle Set Construction Cynthia Matthews Properties Adelaide Eisenmann Wardrobe Supervisor Don Griffiths & Claude Aycock Make-Up Edis Medinger & Donna Stuebe Script Assistants Len Worcester & Hindi Diamond Publicity Norman McWhinney Programs Gracelyn Johnston Box Office Rene Wolfe Photography "Back to top of page" " Yes, My Darling Daughter " A Brilliant Comedy by Mark Reed This was the third show of the season. Performences were December 14th to 18th, 1954. Production Staff information not available. Sorry. Co-Directed by Frederic J. Berest and Gracelyn Johnston. Cast: In Order of Appearance Georgia McGinn as Ellen Murray Robert B. Memminger as Lewis Murray Jean Egan as Constance Nevins Eda R. Keith as Martha Gene Simpson as Ann Whitman Murray Adolfo Arias Espinosa as Titus Jaywood Norman N. McWhinney as Douglas Hall "Back to top of page" " The Hasty Heart " A Play by John Patrick. This was the forth production of the season. Performance were March 28 to April 2, 1955.
" Remains To Be Seen " A Play by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse.
Directed by Betty Haberstick.
Norman McWhinney as Edward Miller Len Worcester as Benjamin Goodman Don Griffith as Dr. Charles Gresham John Mayles as Waldo Waltman Richard Eisenmann as Dr. Chester DeLapp Jerry Southard as Robert Clark Russell Wise as Fred Fleming William H. Edmondson Jr. as Tony Minetti Jack Randall as Morris Rosenberg Hindi Diamond as Jody Revere Roy Glickenhaus as Hideo Hayakawa Kathy Wilbur as Valeska Chauvel Bill Smith as Al, The Porter Natalie Worcester as Mrs. Bright Ben C. Sparks as Lieutenant Casey Bill Smith as Detective Davis Douglas Johnston as Detective Weiner Production Staff: L. Budd Haberstick Stage Manager Douglas Johnston & Warner Hoyle Set Construction Cynthia Matthews Properties Adelaide Eisenmann Wardrobe Supervisor Don Griffiths & Claude Aycock Make-Up Edis Medinger & Donna Stuebe Script Assistants Len Worcester & Hindi Diamond Publicity Norman McWhinney Programs Gracelyn Johnston Box Office Rene Wolfe Photography "Back to top of page" " Yes, My Darling Daughter " A Brilliant Comedy by Mark Reed This was the third show of the season. Performences were December 14th to 18th, 1954. Production Staff information not available. Sorry.
Production Staff:
L. Budd Haberstick Stage Manager Douglas Johnston & Warner Hoyle Set Construction Cynthia Matthews Properties Adelaide Eisenmann Wardrobe Supervisor Don Griffiths & Claude Aycock Make-Up Edis Medinger & Donna Stuebe Script Assistants Len Worcester & Hindi Diamond Publicity Norman McWhinney Programs Gracelyn Johnston Box Office Rene Wolfe Photography "Back to top of page"
" Yes, My Darling Daughter " A Brilliant Comedy by Mark Reed
Co-Directed by Frederic J. Berest and Gracelyn Johnston.
Georgia McGinn as Ellen Murray Robert B. Memminger as Lewis Murray Jean Egan as Constance Nevins Eda R. Keith as Martha Gene Simpson as Ann Whitman Murray Adolfo Arias Espinosa as Titus Jaywood Norman N. McWhinney as Douglas Hall "Back to top of page"
" The Hasty Heart " A Play by John Patrick.
Directed by Claude Aycock
Cast:
Earl Boone as Orderly John La Falce as Yank Bill Beech as Digger Bill Edmonson as Kiwi Bob Beecher as Blossom Davew Board as Tommy Bobette Millard as Margaret John Catron as Lachlen Production Staff: Earl Boone Stage Manager Capt. John Leitnaker, U.S. Army Set Design Warner Hoyld Set Construction John Leitnaker & Howard Armistead Lighting Christine Tull, Francis Edmonson, Margaret Simpson & Pat Rigby Properties Eloise Monroe Wardrobe Supervisor Don Griffiths Make-Up Mary Buxton Script Assistant Len Worcester & Hindi Diamond Publicity Adela Bettis & James Roberts Programme Carol & Roy Glickenhaus Box Office Alex Plotnikoff Technical Assistant "Back to top of page" " The Moon Is Blue " A Comedy by F. Hugh Herbert. This was the final production of the season. Performences were in from May 9th to May 14th, 1955. A Special thanks went to Warner Hoyle for building the Front Porch addition to the Guild. Directed By Len Worcester & Assisted By Kathy Wilbur. Cast: Penny Boyles as Patty O'Neill Douglas Maduro as Don Gresham Len Worcester as David Slater Don Griffiths as Michael O'Neill Production Staff: Alex Plotnikoff Stage Manager Martin Gornick Assistant Stage Manager John Leitnaker Set Design Warner Hoyle, Earl Brown & Jerry Davenport Set Construction Mary Buxton & Marie Isherwood Properties Carol Glickenhaus Ticket Sales Douglas Johnston Box Office Judy Titus, Mary Curtis, Nalice Price, Eleanor Van Zandt,Judy Lindsey, Beth Little, Marilyn Bevington, Bette Hatchett, Esperanza Lopez, Deedee Tewinkle, Millie Sandrone, Helen Tilley, Rosa Ann McGarr, Maureen Naudts, Pat Wade, Ann Livingston, Norine Dillman & Elaine Clark Usherettes "Back to top of page"
Earl Boone Stage Manager Capt. John Leitnaker, U.S. Army Set Design Warner Hoyld Set Construction John Leitnaker & Howard Armistead Lighting Christine Tull, Francis Edmonson, Margaret Simpson & Pat Rigby Properties Eloise Monroe Wardrobe Supervisor Don Griffiths Make-Up Mary Buxton Script Assistant Len Worcester & Hindi Diamond Publicity Adela Bettis & James Roberts Programme Carol & Roy Glickenhaus Box Office Alex Plotnikoff Technical Assistant "Back to top of page" " The Moon Is Blue " A Comedy by F. Hugh Herbert. This was the final production of the season. Performences were in from May 9th to May 14th, 1955. A Special thanks went to Warner Hoyle for building the Front Porch addition to the Guild.
" The Moon Is Blue " A Comedy by F. Hugh Herbert.
Directed By Len Worcester & Assisted By Kathy Wilbur.
Penny Boyles as Patty O'Neill Douglas Maduro as Don Gresham Len Worcester as David Slater Don Griffiths as Michael O'Neill Production Staff: Alex Plotnikoff Stage Manager Martin Gornick Assistant Stage Manager John Leitnaker Set Design Warner Hoyle, Earl Brown & Jerry Davenport Set Construction Mary Buxton & Marie Isherwood Properties Carol Glickenhaus Ticket Sales Douglas Johnston Box Office Judy Titus, Mary Curtis, Nalice Price, Eleanor Van Zandt,Judy Lindsey, Beth Little, Marilyn Bevington, Bette Hatchett, Esperanza Lopez, Deedee Tewinkle, Millie Sandrone, Helen Tilley, Rosa Ann McGarr, Maureen Naudts, Pat Wade, Ann Livingston, Norine Dillman & Elaine Clark Usherettes "Back to top of page"
Alex Plotnikoff Stage Manager Martin Gornick Assistant Stage Manager John Leitnaker Set Design Warner Hoyle, Earl Brown & Jerry Davenport Set Construction Mary Buxton & Marie Isherwood Properties Carol Glickenhaus Ticket Sales Douglas Johnston Box Office Judy Titus, Mary Curtis, Nalice Price, Eleanor Van Zandt,Judy Lindsey, Beth Little, Marilyn Bevington, Bette Hatchett, Esperanza Lopez, Deedee Tewinkle, Millie Sandrone, Helen Tilley, Rosa Ann McGarr, Maureen Naudts, Pat Wade, Ann Livingston, Norine Dillman & Elaine Clark Usherettes "Back to top of page"