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P Resents SAL MINEO SAL MINEO - writer , director producer, and actor recently celebrated his twenty-fifth anniversary in show business . He made his professional debut on "Where Customers Broadway in THE ROSE TATTOO followed by ap­ pearances in numerous other New York successes in­ Become Friends. " cluding THE KING AND I. Millions of television viewers have ~een him in over one hundred fifty live and filmed television programs . Mr. Mineo has appeared as a guest star in episodes of HAWAII FIVE-O , S.W.A.T., and OMNIBUS. ..__41,,A His motion picture roles include THE GENE KRUPA STORY , GIANT , THE LONGEST DAY, THE GREAT ST STORY EVER TOLD and many STRAIT others . He has the distinction of being the youngest actor to have received two Academy Award nominations (REB L WITHOUT A AUSE , EXODUS) an MUSIC Emmy nomination (DINO) and was the recipient of the Golden Globe Award for COMPANY his performance in EXODUS . SAL MIN O has also directed FORTUN E AND MEN'S EYES , SUNDAY IN NEW YORK , and the Menotti Opera , THE M DIUM. It is with the greatest plea­ ~~r sure that we welcome one of Ameri ca's most versatile artisans to the Northen Theatre stage as the star of MARATHON '33 . 908 N . Lamar Visit Us After the Play EL RANCHO RESTAURANT No 1 RALPH KERNS, Arti t-in­ Speech and Theatre. He 302 E. 1st • 472 - 1814 Residence at St. dward's , served as managing di­ Famous for some of the Finest received his Master of Fine rector of the UNC-G Mexican Foods in the World Art s in Drama from Car- summer theatre , the Mexican Style Sea Food THE PIT negie-Mellon University in Parkway Playhouse, as Prepared with Shrimp Eating Out Is Fun - Pittsburgh , Pa. He is a well as the University 's Also Steak & Chicken Especially at "The Pit" member of Actors' Equity , Children's Theatre : A Most Recommended Screen Actors ' Guild and member of the Ameri­ Restaurant in Austin Food To Go! the American Federation can Theatre Association , By the Editors of TIME and Life Dining Service! Bo oks • By MOBILE TRAVEL of Television and Radio he participated as panel GUIDE • By FLIGHT TIME Continen­ Serving Beef, Arti sts . He has been lead­ member for several years tal Airlines Magazine • NEW YORK TIMES "Our Favorite Mexican Restau­ Sausage, Ham, Spare Ribs, ing man in playhouses in in the area of Children 's ra n t" - Chicken - Pennsylvania , Michigan Theatre at the Also A Comp lete CAT RING Catering Available SER VI E e Large Parking Area and North Carolina , as Southeastern Theatre Richard Jones, Owner well as playing in produc­ Conference. Typical Mexican Style Steak tions in such foreign countries as Iran Most recently, Mr. Kerns was Cruise Carne Asada Mixed Phone : 444 -2272 Drink s Director for the German- tlantic Line , D ining Room Service and Mexico. North Carolina audiences Served rem ember him especially for his stage on the HAMBURG and the EL RANCHO at Both And Orders To Go IISTAUIANT Mol Locations triumph as Henry Higgins in "My Fair HANSEATIC. Playgoers will remember Open 7 Days Lady." his portrayal of Mr. Bonaparte in 30 3 . 1st Street (Across From) 10 a.m. til 9 :30 p.m. "Golden Boy, " last Fall , for which he 1 Rancho Restaurant N . J received high praise from Central Texas 4 72 193 8 2302 South Congress Kerns taught and directed at his - Matt Martinez critics . 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Worth • Tyler • El Paso 154 Hancock Center • Aust in Master Charge • BankAmer icard St. Edward's University Mary Moody Northen Theatre Scenes for the Performing Arts An Arena on the outskirts of a smallish rnidwestern city p resents ACT I SAL MINEO Mid-afternoo n in May, 1933 INTERMISSION, Fifteen Minutes ACT II Contin ued from ACT I "MARATHON '33" Plea e, Smoking, Refresh men ts in Lobby Only. Actors' quity A s0ciation trictly prohibit the taking of by photograph or use of recor ding devices during the performance. Ju n e Havoc TheCentury Club The Century Club of St. Edward's University is composed of alumni, parents, St ag ed by and friends who have provided sub tant ial What kind of bank gift upport to the Univer ity. • RA LPH KERNS PURPOSES OF THE CENTURY CLUB: would arrange To encourage annual giving to the University. To encourage major gifts that will enable thebestinentertainment ­ featu ring St. Edward's to maintain its high standards and advance toward new goal . shows, trips, JEANNE BEECHWO OD JOHNNY LOPEZ To provide an organization of friends with whom the St. Edward's faculty and CORINNE DA VIS BLAZE CALL A HAN administration can share aspiration for the musicals, movies future growth and development of the Univer ity. - at low group rates? Musica l Accompan ist and A rranger LEVELS OF MEMBERSHIP: $100 - Century Club Member Our kind, with our J OE ANZAL D UA J ($10 per month for 10 months) $250 - Silver Century Member ($25 per month for IO months) Young Americans Club. 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Glen Faber Mrs. Beckett-Jones Shelley Chester Rita Marimba . .... Sarah Garcia Matron .......... Sherry Layne Business Manager and Scotty Schwa rtz . Cameron Sevier Burke ........ Patrick Crawford Department Secretary .. ................ Deb Hime Pearl Schwartz . ... Jann Jackson Fo rbes . James Keane Robin ......... Lynn Dufresne Mittens ........... Mark Shuga Playbill Editor .... ....... .. ....... Joe Jeff Goldblatt Bozo Bazoo ... Joe Jeff Goldblatt Pinki e . Diane Wainwright Advertising Representative . Shelley Chester Abe O'Brien . Frank Hayes Angel ............ Rianna Erker Helen Bazoo . Candace Grigsby Policemen ....... John Sander s, The "Mick" ...... Angie Marshall Glenn von Schleicher Mr. Dankle ...... Johnny Lopez Minister . Ralph Kerns Legionnaire . Glenn von Schleicher Melba ........... Debora Jones SAL MINEO, Ralph Kerns and Corinne Davis appear Red .............. Albert Land Hinky . Thomas Gallagher through the courtesy of ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION. Ida ............ 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