1953/54 Season - Our 4th Year
" Pretty Lady " An Original Musical by Walter Diamond and Salo Eidelman.
Directed by Gracelyn Johnston.
Cast: In Order of Appearance
Russell Wise as The Great Goldini Marie Myers as Wilma Nell Staples as Florence Geraldine McGriff as Helen Connie Glassburn as Alberta Don Griffith as Jack "Squinty" Carroll Lee Cotton as Delivery Boy Doug Maduro as Steve Winters Nellie Holgerson as Laurie Adams Peg Patterson as Clara Long Art Myers as Sam Taylor Stan Fidanque as Detective Reagan Frank Dillon as Harold Martin Nancy Sidebotham as Nora Alex Plotnikoff as Peter Kreppl Jo Scott as Poster Girl Elaine Lichter as Anna Marie Myers, Barbara Hammond, Sue Mable, Geraldine McGriff, Pat Dunning & Connie Glassburn as THE FLAPPERETTES Otilia Tejeira, Girza Gimenez and Barbara Hammond in THE BALET Production Staff Victor Herr Musical Director Salo Eidelman Vocal Arrangements Dorothy Chase Choreography Ignacio Mallol assisted by the "Artists Group of the National League of American Pen Women Set Design Douglas Johnston & Warner Hoyle Set Construction Adelaide Fidanque Wardrobe Ruby Quintero & Klaus Spier Lighting Francisco Foz, Adela Bettis & Don Griffith Make- Up Clarence Martin Musical Arrangements Dorothy King, Phyllis Buckhart & Jeanette Kovel Properties Rene Wolf Photography BRENDA Hair Styling COWES Provided the Chair "Back to top of page" " Over Twenty-One " A Comedy by Ruth Gordon This was the second show of the season. Performences were August 18, through the 22nd, 1953. Production Staff information not available. Sorry. Directed by Adela Bettis. Assisted by Roy Glickenhaus. Cast: In Order of Appearance Louise Glud as Jan Lupton Phil Sanders as Roy Lupton Madelyn Shinn as Pauls Wharton Jim Coman as Max Wharton Tom Greevy as Robert Drezel Gow Bob Livingston as An Elderly Gent Nancy Sidebotham as Mrs. Armina Gates Don Griffith as Col. H.C. Foley Louise Clark as Mrs. Foley Roy Glickenhaus as Joel I. Nixon Rose Epstein as Miss Manley "Back to top of page" " Rebecca " A Play by Daphne Du Maurier This was the third show of the season. Performences were!(unknown). Production Staff information not available. Sorry. Directed by Gracelyn H. Johnston. Cast: In Order of Appearance
Production Staff
Victor Herr Musical Director Salo Eidelman Vocal Arrangements Dorothy Chase Choreography Ignacio Mallol assisted by the "Artists Group of the National League of American Pen Women Set Design Douglas Johnston & Warner Hoyle Set Construction Adelaide Fidanque Wardrobe Ruby Quintero & Klaus Spier Lighting Francisco Foz, Adela Bettis & Don Griffith Make- Up Clarence Martin Musical Arrangements Dorothy King, Phyllis Buckhart & Jeanette Kovel Properties Rene Wolf Photography BRENDA Hair Styling COWES Provided the Chair "Back to top of page" " Over Twenty-One " A Comedy by Ruth Gordon This was the second show of the season. Performences were August 18, through the 22nd, 1953. Production Staff information not available. Sorry. Directed by Adela Bettis. Assisted by Roy Glickenhaus. Cast: In Order of Appearance Louise Glud as Jan Lupton Phil Sanders as Roy Lupton Madelyn Shinn as Pauls Wharton Jim Coman as Max Wharton Tom Greevy as Robert Drezel Gow Bob Livingston as An Elderly Gent Nancy Sidebotham as Mrs. Armina Gates Don Griffith as Col. H.C. Foley Louise Clark as Mrs. Foley Roy Glickenhaus as Joel I. Nixon Rose Epstein as Miss Manley "Back to top of page" " Rebecca " A Play by Daphne Du Maurier This was the third show of the season. Performences were!(unknown). Production Staff information not available. Sorry.
" Over Twenty-One " A Comedy by Ruth Gordon
Directed by Adela Bettis. Assisted by Roy Glickenhaus.
Louise Glud as Jan Lupton Phil Sanders as Roy Lupton Madelyn Shinn as Pauls Wharton Jim Coman as Max Wharton Tom Greevy as Robert Drezel Gow Bob Livingston as An Elderly Gent Nancy Sidebotham as Mrs. Armina Gates Don Griffith as Col. H.C. Foley Louise Clark as Mrs. Foley Roy Glickenhaus as Joel I. Nixon Rose Epstein as Miss Manley "Back to top of page"
" Rebecca " A Play by Daphne Du Maurier
Directed by Gracelyn H. Johnston.
George Reel as Frith Arline Lincoln as Beatrice Lacy Dan Tucker as Maj. Giles Lacy Ken Darg as Frank Crawley Nan Lynch as Alice (maid) Frank Dillon as Robert Warren Millar as Maxim De Winter Doreen Dowswell as Mrs. De Winter Claude Aycock as Mrs. Danvers Don Griffith as Jack Favell Walter John LaMont as Col. Julyan William McKeown as William Tabb "Back to top of page"
" Boy Meets Girl " A Comedy by Bella & Samuel Spewack
Co-Directed by Adela Bettis & Ron Worcester
Cast: In Order Of Appearance
Phil Sanders as Robert Law Cecil Hodges as Larry Toms Roy Glickenhaus as J. Carlyle Benson Frank Dillon as Rossetti Cynthis Matthews as Miss Crews Len Worcester as C.F. (Mr. Friday) Natalie Worcester as Peggy Geoffrey Russell as Rodney Bevan Walter Diamond as Green Salo Eidelman as Slade Penny Boyles as Susie Tina Sanchez as Nurse Sol Yudine as Doctor Phil Thomas as Young Man Alex Plotnikoff as Cutter Betty Ann Benison as Another Nurse Dave Constable as Studio Officer Bruce Carpenter as Maj. Thompson Al Leventon as B. K. "Back to top of page" " Skylark " A Play by Sampson Raphaelson This was the final production of the season. Performences were in the spring of 1954. Production Staff information not available. Sorry.
" Skylark " A Play by Sampson Raphaelson
Staged And Designed by John Leitnaker.
William McKeown as Theodore Bob Livingston as George Gorell Dan Tucker as Tony Kenyon Doreen Doswell as Lydia Kenyon Marie Myers as Charlotte Franklin Frank Dillon as Ned Franklin Don Griffith as Bill Blake Cynthia Matthews as Myrtle Valentine Ron Ehrke as Hartley Valentine "Back to top of page"