1967/68 Season - Our 17th Year
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" A Musical by Jesse Braham White, Music by Edmond Rickett
Directed and Produced by Johann Meyer. Music Direction & Piano by Betty Brewster.
Cast:
Candy Anderson as Princess Snow White Ce Ce Sloan as Queen Brangomar Kristy Plencner as Rosalys Kerry Plencner as Amelotte Alice Parthenais as Ermengarde Kristen Specht as Guinivere Lillian Meyer as Christabel Laurie Zerr as Astolaine Janice Nehring as Ursula Hank Williams as Sir Dandiprat Bombas Dale Festner as Berthold Matt Koenig as Prince Florimond of Calydon Hans Meyer as Valentine Phillip Meyer as Vivain Richie Alexander as Blick Stephen Parthenais as Flick Bobby Parthenais as Glick Mark Anderson as Snick Roy Meyer as Plick Mark Parthenais as Whick Stuart Eldridge as Quee Carrol McCarren as Witch Hex Alice Plencner as Pedler Woman Cathy Bussell as Blue Bird Cindy Sloan as Long Tail Suzanne Amundson as Short Tail Beatrice Dunbar as Lack Tail Kathy Plencner as Tree Kathy Fears as Tree Jennie Vino as Tree Carol Amundson as Tree Erica Specht as Tree Marilyn Sloan as Tree Production Staff: Alice Plencner Production Assistant Johann Meyer Set Design & Dance Arrangements Tommy Adkins Stage Manager Stan Hoxsie Lighting Stan Hoxsie & Dale Festner Set Construction Charles Floyd Sound Jim & Sue Southard, Fred Baumgardner & Jan Adkins Make-Up Rae Meyer Costumes Betty Brewster Music Improvisations Genne Adams Art Direction Betty Parthenais Vocal Assistant Linda Floyd, Jan Adkins & Joan Bickerstaff Properties Odette Jacks Program Cover Johann & Rae Meyer Program & Advertising Lucille Carney, Wanda Bussell & Nan Zerr Wardrobe Mistresses Rae Meyer & Tessie Luce Box Office and Reservations Arthur Pollack Photography Audrey Stuart, Judy Fears, Hans Meyer, Phillip Meyer, & Jana Meyer Ushers Artwork, Painting & Backstage Crew: Genne Adams, Russell Adams, Jan & Tommy Adkins, Fred Baumgardner, Joan Bickerstaff, Cristina, Marcia & Melinda Collins, Rudy Crespo, David Cunard, Dale Festner, Linda & Charles Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Stan Hoxsie, Charles Klopek, Johann & Lillian Meyer, Alice & Kristy Plencner AND Mosse Pounds. "Back to top of page" " My Fair Lady " Book and Lyrics by Allen Jay Lerner. Music by Frederick Loewe This was a joint effort with the Canal Zone United Fund (they did most of the work). Opening on August 17th, performances ran through August 27th, 1967. Directed and Produced by Bruce Quinn. Choreographed by Tony Mata. Music Direction by Capt. Loren Johnson, USAF. conducting the United States Air Forces Southern Command Band. Cast: John Mayles as Professor Henry Higgins Susanna Adema as Eliza Doolittle Trevor Simons as Alfred P. Doolittle Bob Wright as Colonel Pickering George Hohloff, Carmen Eastham & John Ignacio as Buskers Lynn Odinov as Mrs. Eynesford-Hill Walter Frazier as Freddy Eynesford-Hill Tom Mitchell as A Bystander Ceri Hankey as Selsey Man Ed Wallace as Hoxton Man Jerry Hall as Another Bystander Ed Conn, Pete Britnall, Dennis O'Brian & Tom Mitchell as Cockneys Jackson Green as Bartender Richard Gaydos as Harry Jerry Hall as Jamie Emily Dunbar as Mrs. Pearce Ed Conn as Hopkins Pete Britnall as Butler "Cookie" Dean, Jody Longhill, Linda Fussell, Linda Woodruff & Ed Conn as Servants Willys Reid as Mrs. Higgins Tom Mitchell as Chauffeur Ceri Hankey & Ronald Novey as Footmen Tom Mitchell as Constable Richard Gaydos as Lord Boxington Lupe Gaydos as Lady Boxington Carmen Eastham as Flower Girl Nathan Gilgoff as Zoltan Karpathy Arline Raymond as Queen of Transylvannia Jody Longhill as Mrs. Higgin's Maid Pete Britnall, Ed Conn, Francis Dean, Martha Fidanque, Nathan Fernald, Linda Fussell, Jackson Green, Ceri Hankey, Virginia Keller, Jody Longhill, Ronald Novey, Dennis O'Brian, Arline Raymond, Ed Wallace, Allegro Woodruff and Linda Woodruff as Singing Ensemble Kathy Alexander, Carmen Eastham, Carol Garner, Lupe Gaydos, George Hohloff, John Ignacio, Walter Lenneville, Tony Mata, Tom Mitchell and Estrell Obon as Dancing Ensemble Production Staff: Bruce Quinn Producer, Director & Set Designer Loren Johnson Musical Director Tony Mata Choreographer Elva Fairchild & Bruce Quinn Set Backdrops Julio Rodriguez Stage Manager Bill Titus Asst. Stage Manager Charles Hummer Technical Director Bill Gonzalez Lighting Director & Designer Mike Halley, Joe Orr, Florinda Beechner, Rex Beck, Ralph Dugas & Clifford Bell Lighting & Sound Marian Hall, Eve Stephens, Eda Beechner & Mavis Davidson Costume Coordinators Ethel Givens Properties Chairman Marie Wright, Lois Alexander & Nancy Burns Properties Ramona Mata, Evelyn Farbman & Lynda Wallace Make-Up Marcus Quinn Chairman, Box Office and Reservations Tessie Luce, Marge Daniels, Marcella Green, MariaElvira Perez and Carol Dunbar Box Office and Reservations Nancy Grimison & Tobi Bittell Publicity & Souvenir Program Notes Carol Nellis & Ginger Flumach Production Secretaries Bruce Quinn Posters Harry Raymond House Manager Dr. Mary Graham, Lynn Mayles & Laura Seeley Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crews: Sally Adair, A.B. Arnett Jr.. Steve Bailey, Diana Ball, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner, Florinda Beechner, Kathy Burns, Marcia Collins, Carol Dunbar, Rudy Crespo, Glenn Curtis, Edward A. Dutton, Theresa Frazier, Marlea Givens, Suzanne Gordon, Tom Griffin, Pat Grimm, Michael Haley, Peter Hankey, Susan Hodges, Kathleen Kervin, Dean Kramer, Bonnie Leber, Ann Medinger, Jean Medinger, Bette Olson, Joseph Orr, Dan Raymond, Kenny Rodriguez, Robert Russell, Charles Sanders, Mark Stephen, William Titus, Chris Van Overen, Peter Van Overen, and Cathy Ware. United States Air Force's Southern Command Band: Paul Hazlip Flute Daryl Peterson Oboe Larry Lohnes, Lee Barnes, Rudy Romanak Clarinet James Powell Alto Clarinet Carl Antifonario Bass Clarinet Norm Carpenter Bassoon Scotty Duncan & Gary Nelson Saxophone Larry Holtsclaw Tenor Saxophone Larry Fullmer Baritone Saxophone John Blake, Mike Boyd & Vern Allen French Horn William Ruthstrom, James Young & Willy Ottinger Trumpet Bill Fell, Tino Cullado & Patrick Lucas Trombone Roy Ayala Euphonium Don Sorvala Tuba Art Wiggins String Bass Howard McMillan & Frank Miller Percussion Frank Miller & Russell Freeman Rehearsal Pianists "Back to top of page" " LUV " A Play by Murray Schisgal This was the second show this season, with performances during the Fall of 1967. Don't have the exact dates for this one. Directed by Sol Farbman. Produced by the Board. Cast: Jan Lommen as Ellen Manville Don Lohse as Harry Berlin Floyd Holland as Milt Manville Production Staff: Bruce Quinn Set Design Dean Wilson Stage Manager Stan Hoxie & Fred Baumgardner Lighting Tom Adkins, Fred Baumgardner, Dale Festner, Larry Pearson & Bruce Deuel Production Crew Rae Meyer with Tessie Luce, Marge Daniels, Leah Barkowitz & Tobi Bittel Box Office and Reservations Jan Leffingwell Costumes James Twomey Program Bruce Quinn Program Cover Design Dora Hardy Membership Al Haun & Tobi Bittel Publicity Marie Weir Usher "Back to top of page" " Flower Drum Song " A Musical by Richard Rogers & Oscar Hamerstein II. Based on the book by Oscar Hammerstein & Joseph Fields This was the third show of the season. Opening on December 1st with performances through December 16th, 1967. Directed by Johann Meyer. Produced by Wayne Floyd. Choreography by Andrea Hitch. Cast: in order of appearance Catalina Lau as Mei Li Tony Mata as Dr. Li Edgar Sanchez Romero as Policeman Edna Cordoba as Madam Liang Genie Richardson as Liu Ma Alfred Huish III as Wang San Ronald Urbaniak as Wang Ta Richard Roper as Wang Chi Yang Thomas Youhas as Sammy Fong Dianne Laurel Parks as Linda Low Edgar Sanchez Romero as Mr. Lung (the tailor) John Fernandez as Mr. Wong (the banker) Ines Balmaceda as Helen Chao Albert Schrippits Jr. as Professor Cheng Daniel Ngui as Frankie Wing Robert E. McBride Jr. as the Waiter Stella Tremblay as Fan Tan Fanny Albert Schrippits Jr. as Dr. Lu Fong Linda Floyd as Madam Fong Cathy Bussell, Hans Meyer, Jana Meyer, Lilli Meyer as Children Dancing Ensemble: John Fernandez, Tony Mata, Ivan Ngui, Edgar Sanchez Romero, Blanca Guzman, Trini Huish, Lizia Lu, Priscilla Mendez, Priscilla Sanchez, Stella Tremblay, Betty Wong and Theresa Wright. Production Staff: Wayne Floyd Production Coordinator & Sound Director Linda Floyd Assistant to the Director and Assistant on Sound Rae Meyer Costume Director Leah Lozny Costume Design Johann Meyer Set Design Genne Adams Art Director Clifford Bell & Kenneth Silva Lighting 776th USAFSO Band Recordings Betty J. Brewster Rehearsal Pianist Sue & Jim Southard Make-Up Al Schippits Make-Up Assistant Frances Sutton & David W. Walker Properties Bernard L. Hunt Stage Manager Jerry Hall Assistant Stage Manager Johann Meyer Program Cover Rae Meyer & Jim Twomey Program Tom Bittel & Leslie High Publicity Vanda Bussell Wardrobe Rae Meyer Box Office and Reservations Marie Weir Ushers Dora Hardy Memberships Christina Lipke Photography Genne Adams, Carol Hardenbrook, Leslie High & Maritza Carrasco Art Work Set Construction & Stage Crew: Frederic G. Hardenbrook, Robert Weatherill, Johann Meyer, Wayne Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Linda Floyd, Kenneth Silva & Roger Broadwell."Back to top of page" " The Glass Menagerie " A Play by Tennessee Williams This was the third show of the season. Performances were from February 21st through March 2nd, 1968. Directed by Frank Plencner. Produced by Bruce Quinn. Cast: Lavonne Garrison as The Mother Frank Notaro as Her Son Marjie Sener as Her Daughter Jay Fergusson as The Gentleman Caller Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Al Johnson Lighting Rex Beck Sound Nancy Burns, Emily Dunbar & Alice Plencner Properties Margie Shores & Lucille Carney Costumes Isabel Davis Make-up Tobi Bittel Publicity Charles Gessner Photography Rae Meyer Box Office & Reservations Dora Hardy Memberships Marie Weir Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crew: Bill Burns, Nancy Burns, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner,Florinda Beechner, Melinda Collins, Marcia Collins, Stan Raymond, Ken Silva & Bernie Hunt. "Back to top of page" " Only An Orphan Girl or Who Will Save Sweet Nellie? " A MeloDrama by Henning Nelms This was the final show of the season. Performances were Spring 1968. Memberships for the next season were $7.50 and included 5 shows. Directed by Don Lohse. Produced by Floyd Holland. Music for the production was composed and arranged and conducted by John Oster. Dramatis Personae: John McTaggert as Arthur Rutherford (from the city) Ray E. Palmer as Dick Perkins (a clean-cut farm lad) Joe Carney as Swem Perkins (his father) Jenny Osborn as Nellie (the orphan girl) Cleo Clark as Ethel Rutherford (a fair stranger) Marilyn Beightler as Mrs. Perkins ( a mother) Jimmie Osborn as Amos Appleby (a neighbor) Kristy Plencner as Lucy (a ray of sunshine) The Show also featured Don Lord and his Saints Of Dixieland. Don Lord on Trumpet Dick Kestler on Clarinet Tom Bartlett on Trombone Tom Carruth on Banjo Stan Booth on Bass Tom Pickard on Drums Olio Acts: Joe Barry with Madames Marilyn & C.C. Sloan as Mr. Moon and the Shadow Sisters Lauri Zerr, Beatrice Dunbar, Lauri Saarinan, Lilly Meyer and Lynn Saarinan as The Dead End Dilletants Mrs. Arline Raymond as Madam Serafini Symfonica Chaplain Allen Grenspan as Spangrini, The Great Cleo Clark as Miss Belle Bazaaz Lyndon Ginnett Ph.D. as The Bard Of Ballyboa Kathy Kiley as Chi Chi La Flamme Davey Jones M.C. Olio Director Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Ray Walcott, Marci Collins & Martha Ireland Set Design And Painting Nancy Burns & Florinda Beechner Properties Bill Titus House Manager Lucille Carney & John Fernandez Costumes Al Johnson Lighting Clifford Bell & Janice Leffingwell Special Effects Phra Ashby Mechanical Engineer ACT IV Fred Baumgardner, Tom Leavy & George Pacheco Stage Crew James & Sue Southard Make-Up Sherri Holland & Marci Collins Program Cleve Soper Special Coordinator & Scrounger Bill Titus, Julio Rodriguez, Bill Gonzalez, Nate Fernald, Ray Walcott & Arthur Pollack Waiters Angie Rodriguez, Judy Titus, Marcia Merritt, Virginia Carter, Peggy Laverne, Karen Parks, Kathy Parks & Marjie Sener Waitresses Allegro Woodruff, Cathy Alexander, Marcia Collins & Melinda Collins Usherettes Jackie Bullock, Glenda Scanlon, Sara Hatch & Christina Bates Usherettes (more) "Back to top of page"
Production Staff:
Alice Plencner Production Assistant Johann Meyer Set Design & Dance Arrangements Tommy Adkins Stage Manager Stan Hoxsie Lighting Stan Hoxsie & Dale Festner Set Construction Charles Floyd Sound Jim & Sue Southard, Fred Baumgardner & Jan Adkins Make-Up Rae Meyer Costumes Betty Brewster Music Improvisations Genne Adams Art Direction Betty Parthenais Vocal Assistant Linda Floyd, Jan Adkins & Joan Bickerstaff Properties Odette Jacks Program Cover Johann & Rae Meyer Program & Advertising Lucille Carney, Wanda Bussell & Nan Zerr Wardrobe Mistresses Rae Meyer & Tessie Luce Box Office and Reservations Arthur Pollack Photography Audrey Stuart, Judy Fears, Hans Meyer, Phillip Meyer, & Jana Meyer Ushers Artwork, Painting & Backstage Crew: Genne Adams, Russell Adams, Jan & Tommy Adkins, Fred Baumgardner, Joan Bickerstaff, Cristina, Marcia & Melinda Collins, Rudy Crespo, David Cunard, Dale Festner, Linda & Charles Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Stan Hoxsie, Charles Klopek, Johann & Lillian Meyer, Alice & Kristy Plencner AND Mosse Pounds. "Back to top of page" " My Fair Lady " Book and Lyrics by Allen Jay Lerner. Music by Frederick Loewe This was a joint effort with the Canal Zone United Fund (they did most of the work). Opening on August 17th, performances ran through August 27th, 1967. Directed and Produced by Bruce Quinn. Choreographed by Tony Mata. Music Direction by Capt. Loren Johnson, USAF. conducting the United States Air Forces Southern Command Band. Cast:
Artwork, Painting & Backstage Crew: Genne Adams, Russell Adams, Jan & Tommy Adkins, Fred Baumgardner, Joan Bickerstaff, Cristina, Marcia & Melinda Collins, Rudy Crespo, David Cunard, Dale Festner, Linda & Charles Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Stan Hoxsie, Charles Klopek, Johann & Lillian Meyer, Alice & Kristy Plencner AND Mosse Pounds. "Back to top of page"
" My Fair Lady " Book and Lyrics by Allen Jay Lerner. Music by Frederick Loewe
Directed and Produced by Bruce Quinn. Choreographed by Tony Mata. Music Direction by Capt. Loren Johnson, USAF. conducting the United States Air Forces Southern Command Band.
John Mayles as Professor Henry Higgins Susanna Adema as Eliza Doolittle Trevor Simons as Alfred P. Doolittle Bob Wright as Colonel Pickering George Hohloff, Carmen Eastham & John Ignacio as Buskers Lynn Odinov as Mrs. Eynesford-Hill Walter Frazier as Freddy Eynesford-Hill Tom Mitchell as A Bystander Ceri Hankey as Selsey Man Ed Wallace as Hoxton Man Jerry Hall as Another Bystander Ed Conn, Pete Britnall, Dennis O'Brian & Tom Mitchell as Cockneys Jackson Green as Bartender Richard Gaydos as Harry Jerry Hall as Jamie Emily Dunbar as Mrs. Pearce Ed Conn as Hopkins Pete Britnall as Butler "Cookie" Dean, Jody Longhill, Linda Fussell, Linda Woodruff & Ed Conn as Servants Willys Reid as Mrs. Higgins Tom Mitchell as Chauffeur Ceri Hankey & Ronald Novey as Footmen Tom Mitchell as Constable Richard Gaydos as Lord Boxington Lupe Gaydos as Lady Boxington Carmen Eastham as Flower Girl Nathan Gilgoff as Zoltan Karpathy Arline Raymond as Queen of Transylvannia Jody Longhill as Mrs. Higgin's Maid Pete Britnall, Ed Conn, Francis Dean, Martha Fidanque, Nathan Fernald, Linda Fussell, Jackson Green, Ceri Hankey, Virginia Keller, Jody Longhill, Ronald Novey, Dennis O'Brian, Arline Raymond, Ed Wallace, Allegro Woodruff and Linda Woodruff as Singing Ensemble Kathy Alexander, Carmen Eastham, Carol Garner, Lupe Gaydos, George Hohloff, John Ignacio, Walter Lenneville, Tony Mata, Tom Mitchell and Estrell Obon as Dancing Ensemble Production Staff: Bruce Quinn Producer, Director & Set Designer Loren Johnson Musical Director Tony Mata Choreographer Elva Fairchild & Bruce Quinn Set Backdrops Julio Rodriguez Stage Manager Bill Titus Asst. Stage Manager Charles Hummer Technical Director Bill Gonzalez Lighting Director & Designer Mike Halley, Joe Orr, Florinda Beechner, Rex Beck, Ralph Dugas & Clifford Bell Lighting & Sound Marian Hall, Eve Stephens, Eda Beechner & Mavis Davidson Costume Coordinators Ethel Givens Properties Chairman Marie Wright, Lois Alexander & Nancy Burns Properties Ramona Mata, Evelyn Farbman & Lynda Wallace Make-Up Marcus Quinn Chairman, Box Office and Reservations Tessie Luce, Marge Daniels, Marcella Green, MariaElvira Perez and Carol Dunbar Box Office and Reservations Nancy Grimison & Tobi Bittell Publicity & Souvenir Program Notes Carol Nellis & Ginger Flumach Production Secretaries Bruce Quinn Posters Harry Raymond House Manager Dr. Mary Graham, Lynn Mayles & Laura Seeley Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crews: Sally Adair, A.B. Arnett Jr.. Steve Bailey, Diana Ball, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner, Florinda Beechner, Kathy Burns, Marcia Collins, Carol Dunbar, Rudy Crespo, Glenn Curtis, Edward A. Dutton, Theresa Frazier, Marlea Givens, Suzanne Gordon, Tom Griffin, Pat Grimm, Michael Haley, Peter Hankey, Susan Hodges, Kathleen Kervin, Dean Kramer, Bonnie Leber, Ann Medinger, Jean Medinger, Bette Olson, Joseph Orr, Dan Raymond, Kenny Rodriguez, Robert Russell, Charles Sanders, Mark Stephen, William Titus, Chris Van Overen, Peter Van Overen, and Cathy Ware. United States Air Force's Southern Command Band: Paul Hazlip Flute Daryl Peterson Oboe Larry Lohnes, Lee Barnes, Rudy Romanak Clarinet James Powell Alto Clarinet Carl Antifonario Bass Clarinet Norm Carpenter Bassoon Scotty Duncan & Gary Nelson Saxophone Larry Holtsclaw Tenor Saxophone Larry Fullmer Baritone Saxophone John Blake, Mike Boyd & Vern Allen French Horn William Ruthstrom, James Young & Willy Ottinger Trumpet Bill Fell, Tino Cullado & Patrick Lucas Trombone Roy Ayala Euphonium Don Sorvala Tuba Art Wiggins String Bass Howard McMillan & Frank Miller Percussion Frank Miller & Russell Freeman Rehearsal Pianists "Back to top of page" " LUV " A Play by Murray Schisgal This was the second show this season, with performances during the Fall of 1967. Don't have the exact dates for this one. Directed by Sol Farbman. Produced by the Board. Cast: Jan Lommen as Ellen Manville Don Lohse as Harry Berlin Floyd Holland as Milt Manville Production Staff: Bruce Quinn Set Design Dean Wilson Stage Manager Stan Hoxie & Fred Baumgardner Lighting Tom Adkins, Fred Baumgardner, Dale Festner, Larry Pearson & Bruce Deuel Production Crew Rae Meyer with Tessie Luce, Marge Daniels, Leah Barkowitz & Tobi Bittel Box Office and Reservations Jan Leffingwell Costumes James Twomey Program Bruce Quinn Program Cover Design Dora Hardy Membership Al Haun & Tobi Bittel Publicity Marie Weir Usher "Back to top of page" " Flower Drum Song " A Musical by Richard Rogers & Oscar Hamerstein II. Based on the book by Oscar Hammerstein & Joseph Fields This was the third show of the season. Opening on December 1st with performances through December 16th, 1967. Directed by Johann Meyer. Produced by Wayne Floyd. Choreography by Andrea Hitch. Cast: in order of appearance Catalina Lau as Mei Li Tony Mata as Dr. Li Edgar Sanchez Romero as Policeman Edna Cordoba as Madam Liang Genie Richardson as Liu Ma Alfred Huish III as Wang San Ronald Urbaniak as Wang Ta Richard Roper as Wang Chi Yang Thomas Youhas as Sammy Fong Dianne Laurel Parks as Linda Low Edgar Sanchez Romero as Mr. Lung (the tailor) John Fernandez as Mr. Wong (the banker) Ines Balmaceda as Helen Chao Albert Schrippits Jr. as Professor Cheng Daniel Ngui as Frankie Wing Robert E. McBride Jr. as the Waiter Stella Tremblay as Fan Tan Fanny Albert Schrippits Jr. as Dr. Lu Fong Linda Floyd as Madam Fong Cathy Bussell, Hans Meyer, Jana Meyer, Lilli Meyer as Children Dancing Ensemble: John Fernandez, Tony Mata, Ivan Ngui, Edgar Sanchez Romero, Blanca Guzman, Trini Huish, Lizia Lu, Priscilla Mendez, Priscilla Sanchez, Stella Tremblay, Betty Wong and Theresa Wright. Production Staff: Wayne Floyd Production Coordinator & Sound Director Linda Floyd Assistant to the Director and Assistant on Sound Rae Meyer Costume Director Leah Lozny Costume Design Johann Meyer Set Design Genne Adams Art Director Clifford Bell & Kenneth Silva Lighting 776th USAFSO Band Recordings Betty J. Brewster Rehearsal Pianist Sue & Jim Southard Make-Up Al Schippits Make-Up Assistant Frances Sutton & David W. Walker Properties Bernard L. Hunt Stage Manager Jerry Hall Assistant Stage Manager Johann Meyer Program Cover Rae Meyer & Jim Twomey Program Tom Bittel & Leslie High Publicity Vanda Bussell Wardrobe Rae Meyer Box Office and Reservations Marie Weir Ushers Dora Hardy Memberships Christina Lipke Photography Genne Adams, Carol Hardenbrook, Leslie High & Maritza Carrasco Art Work Set Construction & Stage Crew: Frederic G. Hardenbrook, Robert Weatherill, Johann Meyer, Wayne Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Linda Floyd, Kenneth Silva & Roger Broadwell."Back to top of page" " The Glass Menagerie " A Play by Tennessee Williams This was the third show of the season. Performances were from February 21st through March 2nd, 1968. Directed by Frank Plencner. Produced by Bruce Quinn. Cast: Lavonne Garrison as The Mother Frank Notaro as Her Son Marjie Sener as Her Daughter Jay Fergusson as The Gentleman Caller Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Al Johnson Lighting Rex Beck Sound Nancy Burns, Emily Dunbar & Alice Plencner Properties Margie Shores & Lucille Carney Costumes Isabel Davis Make-up Tobi Bittel Publicity Charles Gessner Photography Rae Meyer Box Office & Reservations Dora Hardy Memberships Marie Weir Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crew: Bill Burns, Nancy Burns, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner,Florinda Beechner, Melinda Collins, Marcia Collins, Stan Raymond, Ken Silva & Bernie Hunt. "Back to top of page" " Only An Orphan Girl or Who Will Save Sweet Nellie? " A MeloDrama by Henning Nelms This was the final show of the season. Performances were Spring 1968. Memberships for the next season were $7.50 and included 5 shows. Directed by Don Lohse. Produced by Floyd Holland. Music for the production was composed and arranged and conducted by John Oster. Dramatis Personae: John McTaggert as Arthur Rutherford (from the city) Ray E. Palmer as Dick Perkins (a clean-cut farm lad) Joe Carney as Swem Perkins (his father) Jenny Osborn as Nellie (the orphan girl) Cleo Clark as Ethel Rutherford (a fair stranger) Marilyn Beightler as Mrs. Perkins ( a mother) Jimmie Osborn as Amos Appleby (a neighbor) Kristy Plencner as Lucy (a ray of sunshine) The Show also featured Don Lord and his Saints Of Dixieland. Don Lord on Trumpet Dick Kestler on Clarinet Tom Bartlett on Trombone Tom Carruth on Banjo Stan Booth on Bass Tom Pickard on Drums Olio Acts: Joe Barry with Madames Marilyn & C.C. Sloan as Mr. Moon and the Shadow Sisters Lauri Zerr, Beatrice Dunbar, Lauri Saarinan, Lilly Meyer and Lynn Saarinan as The Dead End Dilletants Mrs. Arline Raymond as Madam Serafini Symfonica Chaplain Allen Grenspan as Spangrini, The Great Cleo Clark as Miss Belle Bazaaz Lyndon Ginnett Ph.D. as The Bard Of Ballyboa Kathy Kiley as Chi Chi La Flamme Davey Jones M.C. Olio Director Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Ray Walcott, Marci Collins & Martha Ireland Set Design And Painting Nancy Burns & Florinda Beechner Properties Bill Titus House Manager Lucille Carney & John Fernandez Costumes Al Johnson Lighting Clifford Bell & Janice Leffingwell Special Effects Phra Ashby Mechanical Engineer ACT IV Fred Baumgardner, Tom Leavy & George Pacheco Stage Crew James & Sue Southard Make-Up Sherri Holland & Marci Collins Program Cleve Soper Special Coordinator & Scrounger Bill Titus, Julio Rodriguez, Bill Gonzalez, Nate Fernald, Ray Walcott & Arthur Pollack Waiters Angie Rodriguez, Judy Titus, Marcia Merritt, Virginia Carter, Peggy Laverne, Karen Parks, Kathy Parks & Marjie Sener Waitresses Allegro Woodruff, Cathy Alexander, Marcia Collins & Melinda Collins Usherettes Jackie Bullock, Glenda Scanlon, Sara Hatch & Christina Bates Usherettes (more) "Back to top of page"
Bruce Quinn Producer, Director & Set Designer Loren Johnson Musical Director Tony Mata Choreographer Elva Fairchild & Bruce Quinn Set Backdrops Julio Rodriguez Stage Manager Bill Titus Asst. Stage Manager Charles Hummer Technical Director Bill Gonzalez Lighting Director & Designer Mike Halley, Joe Orr, Florinda Beechner, Rex Beck, Ralph Dugas & Clifford Bell Lighting & Sound Marian Hall, Eve Stephens, Eda Beechner & Mavis Davidson Costume Coordinators Ethel Givens Properties Chairman Marie Wright, Lois Alexander & Nancy Burns Properties Ramona Mata, Evelyn Farbman & Lynda Wallace Make-Up Marcus Quinn Chairman, Box Office and Reservations Tessie Luce, Marge Daniels, Marcella Green, MariaElvira Perez and Carol Dunbar Box Office and Reservations Nancy Grimison & Tobi Bittell Publicity & Souvenir Program Notes Carol Nellis & Ginger Flumach Production Secretaries Bruce Quinn Posters Harry Raymond House Manager Dr. Mary Graham, Lynn Mayles & Laura Seeley Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crews: Sally Adair, A.B. Arnett Jr.. Steve Bailey, Diana Ball, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner, Florinda Beechner, Kathy Burns, Marcia Collins, Carol Dunbar, Rudy Crespo, Glenn Curtis, Edward A. Dutton, Theresa Frazier, Marlea Givens, Suzanne Gordon, Tom Griffin, Pat Grimm, Michael Haley, Peter Hankey, Susan Hodges, Kathleen Kervin, Dean Kramer, Bonnie Leber, Ann Medinger, Jean Medinger, Bette Olson, Joseph Orr, Dan Raymond, Kenny Rodriguez, Robert Russell, Charles Sanders, Mark Stephen, William Titus, Chris Van Overen, Peter Van Overen, and Cathy Ware. United States Air Force's Southern Command Band:
Set Construction & Stage Crews: Sally Adair, A.B. Arnett Jr.. Steve Bailey, Diana Ball, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner, Florinda Beechner, Kathy Burns, Marcia Collins, Carol Dunbar, Rudy Crespo, Glenn Curtis, Edward A. Dutton, Theresa Frazier, Marlea Givens, Suzanne Gordon, Tom Griffin, Pat Grimm, Michael Haley, Peter Hankey, Susan Hodges, Kathleen Kervin, Dean Kramer, Bonnie Leber, Ann Medinger, Jean Medinger, Bette Olson, Joseph Orr, Dan Raymond, Kenny Rodriguez, Robert Russell, Charles Sanders, Mark Stephen, William Titus, Chris Van Overen, Peter Van Overen, and Cathy Ware.
United States Air Force's Southern Command Band:
Paul Hazlip Flute Daryl Peterson Oboe Larry Lohnes, Lee Barnes, Rudy Romanak Clarinet James Powell Alto Clarinet Carl Antifonario Bass Clarinet Norm Carpenter Bassoon Scotty Duncan & Gary Nelson Saxophone Larry Holtsclaw Tenor Saxophone Larry Fullmer Baritone Saxophone John Blake, Mike Boyd & Vern Allen French Horn William Ruthstrom, James Young & Willy Ottinger Trumpet Bill Fell, Tino Cullado & Patrick Lucas Trombone Roy Ayala Euphonium Don Sorvala Tuba Art Wiggins String Bass Howard McMillan & Frank Miller Percussion Frank Miller & Russell Freeman Rehearsal Pianists "Back to top of page" " LUV " A Play by Murray Schisgal This was the second show this season, with performances during the Fall of 1967. Don't have the exact dates for this one. Directed by Sol Farbman. Produced by the Board. Cast:
" LUV " A Play by Murray Schisgal
Directed by Sol Farbman. Produced by the Board.
Jan Lommen as Ellen Manville Don Lohse as Harry Berlin Floyd Holland as Milt Manville Production Staff: Bruce Quinn Set Design Dean Wilson Stage Manager Stan Hoxie & Fred Baumgardner Lighting Tom Adkins, Fred Baumgardner, Dale Festner, Larry Pearson & Bruce Deuel Production Crew Rae Meyer with Tessie Luce, Marge Daniels, Leah Barkowitz & Tobi Bittel Box Office and Reservations Jan Leffingwell Costumes James Twomey Program Bruce Quinn Program Cover Design Dora Hardy Membership Al Haun & Tobi Bittel Publicity Marie Weir Usher "Back to top of page" " Flower Drum Song " A Musical by Richard Rogers & Oscar Hamerstein II. Based on the book by Oscar Hammerstein & Joseph Fields This was the third show of the season. Opening on December 1st with performances through December 16th, 1967. Directed by Johann Meyer. Produced by Wayne Floyd. Choreography by Andrea Hitch. Cast: in order of appearance Catalina Lau as Mei Li Tony Mata as Dr. Li Edgar Sanchez Romero as Policeman Edna Cordoba as Madam Liang Genie Richardson as Liu Ma Alfred Huish III as Wang San Ronald Urbaniak as Wang Ta Richard Roper as Wang Chi Yang Thomas Youhas as Sammy Fong Dianne Laurel Parks as Linda Low Edgar Sanchez Romero as Mr. Lung (the tailor) John Fernandez as Mr. Wong (the banker) Ines Balmaceda as Helen Chao Albert Schrippits Jr. as Professor Cheng Daniel Ngui as Frankie Wing Robert E. McBride Jr. as the Waiter Stella Tremblay as Fan Tan Fanny Albert Schrippits Jr. as Dr. Lu Fong Linda Floyd as Madam Fong Cathy Bussell, Hans Meyer, Jana Meyer, Lilli Meyer as Children Dancing Ensemble: John Fernandez, Tony Mata, Ivan Ngui, Edgar Sanchez Romero, Blanca Guzman, Trini Huish, Lizia Lu, Priscilla Mendez, Priscilla Sanchez, Stella Tremblay, Betty Wong and Theresa Wright. Production Staff: Wayne Floyd Production Coordinator & Sound Director Linda Floyd Assistant to the Director and Assistant on Sound Rae Meyer Costume Director Leah Lozny Costume Design Johann Meyer Set Design Genne Adams Art Director Clifford Bell & Kenneth Silva Lighting 776th USAFSO Band Recordings Betty J. Brewster Rehearsal Pianist Sue & Jim Southard Make-Up Al Schippits Make-Up Assistant Frances Sutton & David W. Walker Properties Bernard L. Hunt Stage Manager Jerry Hall Assistant Stage Manager Johann Meyer Program Cover Rae Meyer & Jim Twomey Program Tom Bittel & Leslie High Publicity Vanda Bussell Wardrobe Rae Meyer Box Office and Reservations Marie Weir Ushers Dora Hardy Memberships Christina Lipke Photography Genne Adams, Carol Hardenbrook, Leslie High & Maritza Carrasco Art Work Set Construction & Stage Crew: Frederic G. Hardenbrook, Robert Weatherill, Johann Meyer, Wayne Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Linda Floyd, Kenneth Silva & Roger Broadwell."Back to top of page" " The Glass Menagerie " A Play by Tennessee Williams This was the third show of the season. Performances were from February 21st through March 2nd, 1968. Directed by Frank Plencner. Produced by Bruce Quinn. Cast: Lavonne Garrison as The Mother Frank Notaro as Her Son Marjie Sener as Her Daughter Jay Fergusson as The Gentleman Caller Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Al Johnson Lighting Rex Beck Sound Nancy Burns, Emily Dunbar & Alice Plencner Properties Margie Shores & Lucille Carney Costumes Isabel Davis Make-up Tobi Bittel Publicity Charles Gessner Photography Rae Meyer Box Office & Reservations Dora Hardy Memberships Marie Weir Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crew: Bill Burns, Nancy Burns, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner,Florinda Beechner, Melinda Collins, Marcia Collins, Stan Raymond, Ken Silva & Bernie Hunt. "Back to top of page" " Only An Orphan Girl or Who Will Save Sweet Nellie? " A MeloDrama by Henning Nelms This was the final show of the season. Performances were Spring 1968. Memberships for the next season were $7.50 and included 5 shows. Directed by Don Lohse. Produced by Floyd Holland. Music for the production was composed and arranged and conducted by John Oster. Dramatis Personae: John McTaggert as Arthur Rutherford (from the city) Ray E. Palmer as Dick Perkins (a clean-cut farm lad) Joe Carney as Swem Perkins (his father) Jenny Osborn as Nellie (the orphan girl) Cleo Clark as Ethel Rutherford (a fair stranger) Marilyn Beightler as Mrs. Perkins ( a mother) Jimmie Osborn as Amos Appleby (a neighbor) Kristy Plencner as Lucy (a ray of sunshine) The Show also featured Don Lord and his Saints Of Dixieland. Don Lord on Trumpet Dick Kestler on Clarinet Tom Bartlett on Trombone Tom Carruth on Banjo Stan Booth on Bass Tom Pickard on Drums Olio Acts: Joe Barry with Madames Marilyn & C.C. Sloan as Mr. Moon and the Shadow Sisters Lauri Zerr, Beatrice Dunbar, Lauri Saarinan, Lilly Meyer and Lynn Saarinan as The Dead End Dilletants Mrs. Arline Raymond as Madam Serafini Symfonica Chaplain Allen Grenspan as Spangrini, The Great Cleo Clark as Miss Belle Bazaaz Lyndon Ginnett Ph.D. as The Bard Of Ballyboa Kathy Kiley as Chi Chi La Flamme Davey Jones M.C. Olio Director Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Ray Walcott, Marci Collins & Martha Ireland Set Design And Painting Nancy Burns & Florinda Beechner Properties Bill Titus House Manager Lucille Carney & John Fernandez Costumes Al Johnson Lighting Clifford Bell & Janice Leffingwell Special Effects Phra Ashby Mechanical Engineer ACT IV Fred Baumgardner, Tom Leavy & George Pacheco Stage Crew James & Sue Southard Make-Up Sherri Holland & Marci Collins Program Cleve Soper Special Coordinator & Scrounger Bill Titus, Julio Rodriguez, Bill Gonzalez, Nate Fernald, Ray Walcott & Arthur Pollack Waiters Angie Rodriguez, Judy Titus, Marcia Merritt, Virginia Carter, Peggy Laverne, Karen Parks, Kathy Parks & Marjie Sener Waitresses Allegro Woodruff, Cathy Alexander, Marcia Collins & Melinda Collins Usherettes Jackie Bullock, Glenda Scanlon, Sara Hatch & Christina Bates Usherettes (more) "Back to top of page"
Bruce Quinn Set Design Dean Wilson Stage Manager Stan Hoxie & Fred Baumgardner Lighting Tom Adkins, Fred Baumgardner, Dale Festner, Larry Pearson & Bruce Deuel Production Crew Rae Meyer with Tessie Luce, Marge Daniels, Leah Barkowitz & Tobi Bittel Box Office and Reservations Jan Leffingwell Costumes James Twomey Program Bruce Quinn Program Cover Design Dora Hardy Membership Al Haun & Tobi Bittel Publicity Marie Weir Usher "Back to top of page" " Flower Drum Song " A Musical by Richard Rogers & Oscar Hamerstein II. Based on the book by Oscar Hammerstein & Joseph Fields This was the third show of the season. Opening on December 1st with performances through December 16th, 1967. Directed by Johann Meyer. Produced by Wayne Floyd. Choreography by Andrea Hitch. Cast: in order of appearance
" Flower Drum Song " A Musical by Richard Rogers & Oscar Hamerstein II. Based on the book by Oscar Hammerstein & Joseph Fields
Directed by Johann Meyer. Produced by Wayne Floyd. Choreography by Andrea Hitch.
Cast: in order of appearance
Catalina Lau as Mei Li Tony Mata as Dr. Li Edgar Sanchez Romero as Policeman Edna Cordoba as Madam Liang Genie Richardson as Liu Ma Alfred Huish III as Wang San Ronald Urbaniak as Wang Ta Richard Roper as Wang Chi Yang Thomas Youhas as Sammy Fong Dianne Laurel Parks as Linda Low Edgar Sanchez Romero as Mr. Lung (the tailor) John Fernandez as Mr. Wong (the banker) Ines Balmaceda as Helen Chao Albert Schrippits Jr. as Professor Cheng Daniel Ngui as Frankie Wing Robert E. McBride Jr. as the Waiter Stella Tremblay as Fan Tan Fanny Albert Schrippits Jr. as Dr. Lu Fong Linda Floyd as Madam Fong Cathy Bussell, Hans Meyer, Jana Meyer, Lilli Meyer as Children Dancing Ensemble: John Fernandez, Tony Mata, Ivan Ngui, Edgar Sanchez Romero, Blanca Guzman, Trini Huish, Lizia Lu, Priscilla Mendez, Priscilla Sanchez, Stella Tremblay, Betty Wong and Theresa Wright. Production Staff: Wayne Floyd Production Coordinator & Sound Director Linda Floyd Assistant to the Director and Assistant on Sound Rae Meyer Costume Director Leah Lozny Costume Design Johann Meyer Set Design Genne Adams Art Director Clifford Bell & Kenneth Silva Lighting 776th USAFSO Band Recordings Betty J. Brewster Rehearsal Pianist Sue & Jim Southard Make-Up Al Schippits Make-Up Assistant Frances Sutton & David W. Walker Properties Bernard L. Hunt Stage Manager Jerry Hall Assistant Stage Manager Johann Meyer Program Cover Rae Meyer & Jim Twomey Program Tom Bittel & Leslie High Publicity Vanda Bussell Wardrobe Rae Meyer Box Office and Reservations Marie Weir Ushers Dora Hardy Memberships Christina Lipke Photography Genne Adams, Carol Hardenbrook, Leslie High & Maritza Carrasco Art Work Set Construction & Stage Crew: Frederic G. Hardenbrook, Robert Weatherill, Johann Meyer, Wayne Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Linda Floyd, Kenneth Silva & Roger Broadwell."Back to top of page" " The Glass Menagerie " A Play by Tennessee Williams This was the third show of the season. Performances were from February 21st through March 2nd, 1968. Directed by Frank Plencner. Produced by Bruce Quinn. Cast: Lavonne Garrison as The Mother Frank Notaro as Her Son Marjie Sener as Her Daughter Jay Fergusson as The Gentleman Caller Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Al Johnson Lighting Rex Beck Sound Nancy Burns, Emily Dunbar & Alice Plencner Properties Margie Shores & Lucille Carney Costumes Isabel Davis Make-up Tobi Bittel Publicity Charles Gessner Photography Rae Meyer Box Office & Reservations Dora Hardy Memberships Marie Weir Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crew: Bill Burns, Nancy Burns, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner,Florinda Beechner, Melinda Collins, Marcia Collins, Stan Raymond, Ken Silva & Bernie Hunt. "Back to top of page" " Only An Orphan Girl or Who Will Save Sweet Nellie? " A MeloDrama by Henning Nelms This was the final show of the season. Performances were Spring 1968. Memberships for the next season were $7.50 and included 5 shows. Directed by Don Lohse. Produced by Floyd Holland. Music for the production was composed and arranged and conducted by John Oster. Dramatis Personae: John McTaggert as Arthur Rutherford (from the city) Ray E. Palmer as Dick Perkins (a clean-cut farm lad) Joe Carney as Swem Perkins (his father) Jenny Osborn as Nellie (the orphan girl) Cleo Clark as Ethel Rutherford (a fair stranger) Marilyn Beightler as Mrs. Perkins ( a mother) Jimmie Osborn as Amos Appleby (a neighbor) Kristy Plencner as Lucy (a ray of sunshine) The Show also featured Don Lord and his Saints Of Dixieland. Don Lord on Trumpet Dick Kestler on Clarinet Tom Bartlett on Trombone Tom Carruth on Banjo Stan Booth on Bass Tom Pickard on Drums Olio Acts:
Dancing Ensemble: John Fernandez, Tony Mata, Ivan Ngui, Edgar Sanchez Romero, Blanca Guzman, Trini Huish, Lizia Lu, Priscilla Mendez, Priscilla Sanchez, Stella Tremblay, Betty Wong and Theresa Wright.
Wayne Floyd Production Coordinator & Sound Director Linda Floyd Assistant to the Director and Assistant on Sound Rae Meyer Costume Director Leah Lozny Costume Design Johann Meyer Set Design Genne Adams Art Director Clifford Bell & Kenneth Silva Lighting 776th USAFSO Band Recordings Betty J. Brewster Rehearsal Pianist Sue & Jim Southard Make-Up Al Schippits Make-Up Assistant Frances Sutton & David W. Walker Properties Bernard L. Hunt Stage Manager Jerry Hall Assistant Stage Manager Johann Meyer Program Cover Rae Meyer & Jim Twomey Program Tom Bittel & Leslie High Publicity Vanda Bussell Wardrobe Rae Meyer Box Office and Reservations Marie Weir Ushers Dora Hardy Memberships Christina Lipke Photography Genne Adams, Carol Hardenbrook, Leslie High & Maritza Carrasco Art Work Set Construction & Stage Crew: Frederic G. Hardenbrook, Robert Weatherill, Johann Meyer, Wayne Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Linda Floyd, Kenneth Silva & Roger Broadwell."Back to top of page" " The Glass Menagerie " A Play by Tennessee Williams This was the third show of the season. Performances were from February 21st through March 2nd, 1968. Directed by Frank Plencner. Produced by Bruce Quinn. Cast:
Set Construction & Stage Crew: Frederic G. Hardenbrook, Robert Weatherill, Johann Meyer, Wayne Floyd, Bernard Hunt, Linda Floyd, Kenneth Silva & Roger Broadwell."Back to top of page"
" The Glass Menagerie " A Play by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Frank Plencner. Produced by Bruce Quinn.
Lavonne Garrison as The Mother Frank Notaro as Her Son Marjie Sener as Her Daughter Jay Fergusson as The Gentleman Caller Production Staff: Harry Raymond Stage Manager Al Johnson Lighting Rex Beck Sound Nancy Burns, Emily Dunbar & Alice Plencner Properties Margie Shores & Lucille Carney Costumes Isabel Davis Make-up Tobi Bittel Publicity Charles Gessner Photography Rae Meyer Box Office & Reservations Dora Hardy Memberships Marie Weir Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crew: Bill Burns, Nancy Burns, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner,Florinda Beechner, Melinda Collins, Marcia Collins, Stan Raymond, Ken Silva & Bernie Hunt. "Back to top of page" " Only An Orphan Girl or Who Will Save Sweet Nellie? " A MeloDrama by Henning Nelms This was the final show of the season. Performances were Spring 1968. Memberships for the next season were $7.50 and included 5 shows. Directed by Don Lohse. Produced by Floyd Holland. Music for the production was composed and arranged and conducted by John Oster. Dramatis Personae:
Harry Raymond Stage Manager Al Johnson Lighting Rex Beck Sound Nancy Burns, Emily Dunbar & Alice Plencner Properties Margie Shores & Lucille Carney Costumes Isabel Davis Make-up Tobi Bittel Publicity Charles Gessner Photography Rae Meyer Box Office & Reservations Dora Hardy Memberships Marie Weir Ushers Set Construction & Stage Crew: Bill Burns, Nancy Burns, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner,Florinda Beechner, Melinda Collins, Marcia Collins, Stan Raymond, Ken Silva & Bernie Hunt. "Back to top of page" " Only An Orphan Girl or Who Will Save Sweet Nellie? " A MeloDrama by Henning Nelms This was the final show of the season. Performances were Spring 1968. Memberships for the next season were $7.50 and included 5 shows.
Set Construction & Stage Crew: Bill Burns, Nancy Burns, Ada Beechner, Eda Beechner,Florinda Beechner, Melinda Collins, Marcia Collins, Stan Raymond, Ken Silva & Bernie Hunt. "Back to top of page"
" Only An Orphan Girl or Who Will Save Sweet Nellie? " A MeloDrama by Henning Nelms
Directed by Don Lohse. Produced by Floyd Holland.
Music for the production was composed and arranged and conducted by John Oster.
Dramatis Personae:
John McTaggert as Arthur Rutherford (from the city) Ray E. Palmer as Dick Perkins (a clean-cut farm lad) Joe Carney as Swem Perkins (his father) Jenny Osborn as Nellie (the orphan girl) Cleo Clark as Ethel Rutherford (a fair stranger) Marilyn Beightler as Mrs. Perkins ( a mother) Jimmie Osborn as Amos Appleby (a neighbor) Kristy Plencner as Lucy (a ray of sunshine)
The Show also featured Don Lord and his Saints Of Dixieland.
Olio Acts:
Joe Barry with Madames Marilyn & C.C. Sloan as Mr. Moon and the Shadow Sisters Lauri Zerr, Beatrice Dunbar, Lauri Saarinan, Lilly Meyer and Lynn Saarinan as The Dead End Dilletants Mrs. Arline Raymond as Madam Serafini Symfonica Chaplain Allen Grenspan as Spangrini, The Great Cleo Clark as Miss Belle Bazaaz Lyndon Ginnett Ph.D. as The Bard Of Ballyboa Kathy Kiley as Chi Chi La Flamme Davey Jones M.C. Olio Director Production Staff:
Harry Raymond Stage Manager Ray Walcott, Marci Collins & Martha Ireland Set Design And Painting Nancy Burns & Florinda Beechner Properties Bill Titus House Manager Lucille Carney & John Fernandez Costumes Al Johnson Lighting Clifford Bell & Janice Leffingwell Special Effects Phra Ashby Mechanical Engineer ACT IV Fred Baumgardner, Tom Leavy & George Pacheco Stage Crew James & Sue Southard Make-Up Sherri Holland & Marci Collins Program Cleve Soper Special Coordinator & Scrounger Bill Titus, Julio Rodriguez, Bill Gonzalez, Nate Fernald, Ray Walcott & Arthur Pollack Waiters Angie Rodriguez, Judy Titus, Marcia Merritt, Virginia Carter, Peggy Laverne, Karen Parks, Kathy Parks & Marjie Sener Waitresses Allegro Woodruff, Cathy Alexander, Marcia Collins & Melinda Collins Usherettes Jackie Bullock, Glenda Scanlon, Sara Hatch & Christina Bates Usherettes (more) "Back to top of page"