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The WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION SARATOGA CIVIC The WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION presents SIGMUND ROMBERG'S SARATOGA CIVIC CENTER THEATRE 13777 Fruitvaie Avenue, Saratoga, Califor ma Bonded Specialists in All Air • Rail ." Bus • Steamship Reservations HOTEL! • ·mOliS . RENT·A:tAR • TOURS· PillPOln • VilAS GO NOW..:-PAY LATER PLANS PEAR L BECK· A. R. BECK. D. KEECH.· ELKE BLEY -- .. r.. - .---- -- ===-~:~'-- -: - -=-_ - 354 6151 330 SANTA CRUZ AVE ~":.::.. - _ - LITTLE VillAGE - . - -=:::::= ':_-=-;;-/:~-"'~!::='-'-~-' ~=.------~ ~I'i~!~.'i-f-: fREE 24-1!OUR IEIlYICE • PARtiNG 1M REAR EMERGENCY NO. 264-4500 356-3101 LOS GATOS WINCHESTER BLVD. WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION The object of the Association is to promote cultural activity in the area and to provide opportunities for drama students and others who have dramatic aspirations to take part in theatrical productions under the guidance of professional directors. We.sincereiv hope that you enjoy our productions. Should you feel inclined to become a member, our representative will be happy to explain the advantages of membership. P. O. Box 779, Los Gatos, California 95030 - Phone 356-6410 BOARD OF DIRECTORS CAPTAIN R_ P. MAURICE · President MR. FRED MARBURG Vice-President MR. EDWARD HAND 2nd Vice-President/Membership MRS. ROY H. WEBB · Secretary MR. MARTIN S. BOSTWICK · Treasurer MR. DONALD H. LOUGHRIDGE Ways and Means MR. EUGENE C. FRANCIS Liaison MRS. ROY HITCHCOCK Publicity MR. WILLIAM G. ZOLLER Counsel PAUL GUREV (Director) Director Paul Gurev, active in Community Theatre for many years, and a veteran of over 90 productions to his credit, makes his debut with The West Valley Light Opera in their production of "THE STUDENT PRINCE." His experi- ence as Producer and Director of his own theatre "CENTE R STAGE" in Hollywood has provided him with valuable back- ground for his work as a community theatre director. Some of his credits in this area include "BAREFOOT IN THE PARK," "SEPARATE TABLES," "PAINT YOUR WAGON," "CUR- IOUS SAVAGE," "KISS ME KATE," and "MAME." He has won two trophies as Best Director in this area, and is also familiar in this community for his work with Children's Theatre. JEFFREY WAYNE (Count Detleff) In addition to seven years of voice training, Jeff has had extensive experience singing sacred music, including making a record album of that type music. He has toured the U.S., in- cluding Hawaii, and Canada presenting musical programs for High School assemblies, has sung over the radio, and has ap- peared on television in conjunction with concert stage appear- ances. For a year he hosted musical vat ietv shows over TV Channel 3 in Eureka. Portrayal of Count Detleff marks Jeff's first appearance in a West Valley Light Opera production. JOHN P. HEALY, JR. (Prince Karl Franz) A native New Yorker,John migrated to California six years ago. He started his music theatre training at the Santa Clara Youth Village Players, has since performed with the San Jose Light Opera, the Campbell District Players, and the West Valley Light Opera Association. He played Big Jim in "Little Mary Sunshine," Sandor in "The Fortune Teller," and Chari ie Dalrymple in "Briqedoo n," in addi ton to other musicals. John founded the CABRINI COMMUNITY THEATRE last May, and has directed sevor- of their plays. He sang as soloist in "The Messiah" of the Junior Music Festival of Santa Clara County. A professional cell ist with the San Jose Symph- ony, John is studv inq at Stanford, where as may be expected, he is interested in musical theatre. DICK VINE (Dr. Engel) Dick Vine, our Dr. Engel in this production of THE STUDENT PRINCE, is playing his fir st role with the West Valley Light Opera Association. He has had leading parts in local productions of "Paint YourWagon"and "Kiss Me Kate," these recent appearances marking Dick's return to the theatre after leaving show business some years ago. Following retirement from the professional theatre, Dick has been employed by Lockheed in Sunnyvale. West Valley . Garden & Pet Supply PURINA & BULK FEEDS. HORSE SUPPLIES PETS - PET REMEDIES FERTILIZERS & GARDEN SUPPLIES LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED NEW LAWNMOWERS SOLD 631 University Avenue, Los Gatos, California 95030 (408) 354-8461 The Very Finest in Photographic Equipment' The Village Camera Shop CARL B. CUNNINGHAM Owner 318 North Santa Cruz Avenue Telephone: 354-4243 Los Gatos, California "If You're a Woman. You're Our Butrineu" The Lace Mantilla El GATO PENTHOUSE APARTMENT BlDG. 22 E. Main St., Los Gatos William Aikman and [oni Van Kesteren Owners-Operators and staff: Mr. Larry, Miss Pat, Miss Diane, Miss Heidi, Miss Carole, Miss Pat, Miss Marlene, Miss Laura, Miss Kathy, Miss Judy & Miss Sarah . • EXPERT BEAUTY CARE • • INDIVIDUAUZED HIGH STYUNG • ~~ OPEN EVENINGS 354-1466 TUES. thru FRI ~~ ~ARATOGA SCHOOL OF DANCE Cs2J & THEATRE ARTS BALLET- POINTE - TAP -JAZZ - MUSICAL PRODUCTION •• 14320 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road-Phone 867-3788 MARION LINDSAY-Director THE CHILDREN'S METROPOLITAN OPERETTA GUILD, INC Post Office Box 9552, San Jose, California 95117 . are planning their coming productions for 1970. They are considering one for November, 1970. Our next production will be announced soon! 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Friday-Emperor Norton's Dixie Land Band at 8:30 Saturday-Entertainment begins at 9 PM Orders to Eat - Special Arrangements for Groups and Parties - Here, or to Go - Olde TIme Movies Every Night - COM P II MEN T S 0 F .•••••"CTION REALTY We~eLLHONe~.1 14BRANCH OFFICES TO S~RVe YOUI AKIRA SASAKI PHONE 253·9325 ~mffi~W~~~~ 1~~OOV~ro~ INSURANCE Jerry Sarkovics Ken Wightman AKI'S Complete Insurance Service COFFEE SHOP ~v..\,o."O-e~~~"O-e~~~"O-o.~'3-\.\'\\~\,~. 1>v..~);~eo ,<»-'3-\\e'".. \\ C'3-~v.. .~e \\0 ~v.. -y\. ~\. 1361 S. HIWAY 9 SAN JOSE 29, CALIF. 2119 Curtner Ave, San Jose 377-5311 Stocks - Bonds - Mutual Funds KENNETH A. KUTZING Account Executive Birr, Wilson & (0., Inc. Member New York Stock Exchanqe Vollco Pork, 10821 N. Wolfe Rd (upertino (0.95014 (408) 253- 5030 THE WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION Presents " Music by Sigmund Romberg. Books & Lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly Presented by Arrangement with CENTURY LIBRARY: INC. 225 West Forty-Fourth Street, New York, N. Y. 10036 Directed by PAUL GUREV , .,•, SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I SCENE I: A Room in the Castle " By Our Bearing So Sedate" . Lackeys "Golden Days" . Dr. Engel and Prince SCENE II: The Garden of the Inn, near Heidelberg "May Festival Chorus" . Gretchen, Ruder, Girls & Dancers "Student's March" Detleff, Van Asterberg, Lucas & Students "Drinking Song" . Detleff, Van Asterberg, Lucas, Kathie & Students "Come Boys" Kathie, Detlf Oetlett, Van Asterberg, Lucas, & Students "Welcome to the Prince" Dr. Engel, Kathie, Gretchen Ruder & Chorus "Gaudeatnus Igitur". Students "Golden Days" (Reprise) . Dr. Engel "Deep in My Heart" Kathie and Prince "Finale" Ensemble SCEN E III: The Prince s Room at the Inn "Father Jacob" . .. Students "Student Life" . Prince, Kathie, Dr. Engel, Gretchen, Detleff & Students Gretchen, Detleff & Students "Farewell to Youth" . Prince and Dr. Engel "Deep in My Heart" (Reprise) Prince and Kathie A CT II SCENE I: A Large Room in the Castle Ballet . Dancers "Just We Two" Princess, Tarnitz & Officers Gavotte . Dancers "Memories'" Prince, Kathie, Dr. Engel, Detleff SCENE II: The Garden of the Inn "Student's March" (Reprise) . Detleff, Van Asterberg & Students "Come Boys" (Reprise) Detleff, Van Asterberg & Students Finale: "Deep in My Heart" . .. Entire Company . The Scene and Time: Old Heidelberg, in 1860 PRODUCTION STAFF Technical Director Mel Carrerow Stage Manager . Jim Skeel Assistant Staqe Manager J. C. Moran Musical Director Mae Kaufmann J Set Desiqn Bobbe Gurev Choreoqrapher Marion Lindsay ,~ l.iqhtinq Design J. C. Moran Assistants Joseph Juarez, Lee Von
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