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Guy S. Uttfe, Jr. Pr- $..a . Tab Hunter in . ..-.-J tl,l,.:sa JUNE 29 - JULY 4, 1965 Guy S. Little, Jr. PRESENTS TAB HUNTER "MISTER ROBERTS" By THOMAS EGGEN and JOSHUA LOGAN With VINCE DE DARlO Ralph Foody, Hal Frank, Arlene Drake, I. W. Klein Richard ~tadelmann, Hugh Kennedy Tirrdl, Lowell Christy DIRECTED BY JOHN KELSO SCENERY AN.D LIGHTING DESIGNED BY PAUL HOFFMAN I ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. LITTLE I CAST Lieutenant (JG) Roberts ...... TAB HUNTER Doc ...... HAL FRANK Dowdy ...... HUGH KENNEDY TIRRELL The Captain ...... RALPH FOODY lnsigna ...... PETER ROSS Mannion ...... DARRELL RUHL Lindstrom ...... BILL FECHT Stefanowski ...... RICHARD STADELMANN Wiley ...... BILL HADDAD Sehlemmer ...... FRED HAHN Reber ...... ROBERT BURTON Ensign Pulver ...... VIMCE DE DARlO Dolan ...... I. W. KLElN Gerhart ...... LOWELL CHRISTY Lieutenant Ann Girard ...... ARLENE DRAKE Shore Patrol Officer ...... ROBERT LARK Seamen, Firemen and others ...... RICK SMITH, KEN DE DARIO, MICKEY RONEY, PAT BORDERS SCENE Aboard the U. S. Navy Cargo Ship, AK 601, operating in the back areas of the Pacific Time: A few weeks before V-E Day until a few weeks before V-J Day. There Will be a 10 Minute Intermission Between Acts No Smoking In The Theatre No Pictures Please - Cameras Not Permitted in Theatre PRODUCTION STAFF FOR MR. LITTLE Production Stage Manager. .Otto L. Schlesinger Public Relations and Publicity ...... Lee York Assistant Stage Manager...... ohn Economos Program Editor ...... Hugh Kennedy Tirrell Assistant to the Producer .... tince De Dario Executive Secretary ...... Dee Bradley Prooertv Co-Ordinator ...... Bill Haddad Anorentice Co-Ordinator ...... Darrell Ruhl ~ropertres ...... Mary Phillips, LXrarian ...... Paula Francis Pat Berlingeri Production Assistants.. .Fred Hahn. Peter Ross, Children's Theatre Director .... Lowell Christy Robert Lark. Paula Francis. Karren Dille. Lighting Technician ...... Laura Rambaldi Rick Smith. Pamela Hall. Patricia Ber- Box Office ...... Sharon Spencer, Alma lin eri. Bill Fecht, Bonita Chambers, Abi- Smith, Paula Noble, Pat Bennett. Inis Little aif Spreyer, Laura McMurray. Allana Penny Moses %odd, Wattenberg, Robert Burton, National Reoresentative ...... Flovd Ackerman Donna &?=ssmer. Karen Fisher. Jon Abar- Costume ~o:ordinator and banel, Blake Anderson, Rhonda- Day. Rikki Hair Styles ...... Rod Fernandee Jo Klieman. CREDITS: Thanks to Swain-Myers Associates, Inc., Decatur; Fin's Townhouse, Hulbert's Drugs. U- Kum-C Furniture Co.. Mr. Robert Best, Sullivan; Smith's Barn, Arcola. Mister Roberts Presented Through Permission With Samuel French, Inc., N.Y.C. Bachman Company lnc. Furniture - Carpets - Bedding - Draperies Phone: 429-521 1 Furnishers of Fine interiors 240 East Main Street Since 1880 Decatur, Illinois

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About the Staff . . . Hardware State Bank PAUL S. HOFFMAN Scenic Designer- Paul Hoffman has designed scenery and light- Lovington, Ill. ing for many productions at Milwaukee's Swan Theatre including Light Up The Sky with William Bendix. The Moon Is Blue with Jack Kelly. The Pleasure Of His Company with Lkda Darnill and Critic's Choice with Dennis O'Keefe. Mr. Hoffman was a scenic artist at the famous Berkshire Play- house: he has also been associated with the Hawk- Always hill Plavhou* in Wisconsin. While worklne on his MFA in theatre at Ohio University, he- was a graduate assistant in technical theatre. Paul will be designing the scenfry :.lls a:ltnmer beginning with Courteous Service Dracula and throuehout the season clo8ine with Irma La Doucr. - - HARRIET LEIGH Choreographer Harriet Leigh has appeared on Broadway as "Your Haalth Is Ow Buzi~wsd' an actress and dancer in First Impressions with Hermione Gingold, Rodger and Hsmmerstein's Me And Jzrliet and Gemttemen Prefer Blondes. TV audiences have seen her work on Voice of Fire- stone and in stock, she has ap eared as Maggie in Brigadoon, Mairie in The Joy Friend. An body's in West Side Story and Msggie in Cat dri A Hot Tin Roof, among many other roles. Off- Broadway. she has choreographed Come Morning, Streets of Confusion, Oediplu Rex and Wizard of 01. Miss Leigh has been choreographer and director at theatres such as Town and Country in NEXT DOOR TO THEATRE Rochester, N. Y. and the Red Barn in Saugatuck, Michigan. OTTO L. SCHLESINGER ALSO BETHANY Stage Manager Mr. Schlesinger served as stage manager and actor at Mr. Little's spring season of Piccolo Play- house in Joliet. Mr. Schlesinger brings with him an impressive background of classical roles such Bofors, At Intermission or After Show as Brendel in Roswrsirolm. Lovewitt in The Al- chemist. Tattle in Love For Love and Landolfo in Enrico IV. which he recently did at Chicago's new Harper Theatre. Otto appeared aa Weber in Gypsy with Julie Wilson at the Dorchester Theatre and as Lt. Commander Hardcastle in Watch It SODA FOUNTAINS Sailor at Shady Lane Playhouse. At Piccolo Play- house, he was seen as Oscar in Mary. Mary with Rosemary Prinz. This season in Sullivan, he will be featured in King of Hearts, Bus Stop and DracuIa Sullivan 3200 Bethany 153

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Sally Gifft is another new addition to the Little Theatre's staff this season. This past winter. Miss Giff,'s costumes have been viewed off-Broadway in p-oductions of By Jupiter, The Servants of Two Brown Shoe Co. Masters and Suddenly Last Summer. Last summer at The Front Theatre in Memphis, she created the costumes for My Fair Lady, Damn Yankees and The Country Wife. At the new Morris Theatre in N. J.. Sally has just completed work on TJIC ~m- Sullivan, Illinois aginary Invalld. Miss G~fftreceived her BFA at Cornell University and was on the staff there as costume dwigner from 1959 to 1961. The many off- Broadway productions for which she has designed the costumes include The Awakening of Spring. Billygoat Eddie, Plain and Fancy. God. Mas And You, Baby. The Mag~cFlute and The Devil's Dm- ciple.

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Mr. Hudnet and Mr. De Dario spent their first season in Sullivan last summer and joined Mr. Little for the opening of Piccolo Playhouse this as+* past Februar in Joliet. A former student at the University 07 Maryland. Mr. Hudnet hails from Baltimore. He ha. appeared at various theatres in the Washington, D. C. area and was featured in The Happiest Years with David Nelson and in Love 'IN CIRCULATION And K~sseswith the Pat O'Brlens this winter at Piccolo Playhouse. Mr. De Darlo is a native of Indiana, but received his theatre education at the Pasadena Playhouse in California. Vince spent a 'IN FINE PRINTING summer at the Perry Mansfield School in Colorado and had three years of little theatre work while in the army. His roles have included Mike in Sunday In New York. Luke in Look Homeward. moultrie county news Angel and Freddie in Love And K~seswith the O'Briens. SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS As assistants to Mr. Little, Bill and Vince are involved with box office. promotion. props. and scenery, costuming, casting, advertising. and general office work. Later this season. Bill will tour as Hero in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Vince will tour with Mr. Little's production of Irm la Dorcce. -

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Route 16 - Downtown Mattoon ALL NEW REBEL ROOM - COCKTAILS FOOD SERVICE UNTIL 11 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Also Buffet in Main Dining Room on Friday and Saturday Nights, Sunday Noon Who's Who in the Cast . . TAB HUNTER (Lieutenant (JG) Roberts) was as Dick Shawn Jack Carson Gyps born in New York but moved to San Francisco Nina Foch, ~e~evieveand Luis dy?te"h':; when he was only two and later settled in low- appeared at Pheasant Run Playhouse, St. er California. After serving in the Coast Guard Charles, 111. in Persona1 Appearance with Vivian on the East and West Coasts he returned to Blaine and in Mr. Roberts with Robert Wagner. California where he beran io ice skate in Mr Foody was featured w~thDav~d Nelson in competition. He made hTs screen debut with The Happiest Years and Pat O'Brien in Love MacDonald Carey and Gail Russell in The And Kisses at the opening season of Mr. Little's Lawless in 1959. He achieved stardom two years theatre in Joliet the Piccolo Playhouse, and later when he was selected to play a ship- with John carrahine in Dracula here in Sul- wrecked marine opposite Linda Darnel1 In livan. Island of Desire. Some of his films include Battle Cry Track of The Cat The Sea Chase ARLENE DRAKE (Lieutenant Ann Girard) The ~urnir;gHills. La Fayette'~scadril1e. ~ami was a student at Goodman Theatre f~rthree Yankees. They Came to Cordura. The Pleasure years. Her roles at that theatre included Bar- of His Company. and That Kind of Woman with bara Allen in Dark Of The MOOG The Dau h- Sophia Loren. At present Mr. Hunter has three ter in Six Characters In Search of An ~ut%or un-released films including The Loved Ones. and Ella in All God's Children Got Wings. The first of his many recordings, that of Young Arlene has just returned to the Chicago area Love and Red Sails in The Sunset. sold more from the West Coast where she was seen in than a million copies. On Broadway he starred productions of Sunday In New York and Com- in Tennessee Williams' latest play, The Milk pulsion in Hollywood. This spring she was fea- Train Doesn't Stop Here. This is his second tured in The Happiest Years and Love And season in summer stock, having toured in the Kisses at Mr. Little's Jpl~etTheatre, The PIC- Tender Trap two summers ago. colo Playhouse. In addition to her talents as an He made his first television appearance in actress. Arlene is a popular model. Fear Strikes Out and later starred in, among others. Hallmark Hall of Fame and many Play- RICHARD STADELMANN (Stefanowski) house 90's. For his performance in television's appeared at The Little Theatre for the first time Portrait of A Murderer he was nominated for an two seasons ago in Carnival and The Unsink- Emmy Award. For one sesson he conducted his able Molly Brown. Before coming to Sullivan. own serles, The Tab Hunter Show. Richard has had an opportunity to do many An accomplished horseman. Mr. Hunter owns different types of shows ranging from industrial several thorotizhbreds which he rides and shows shows to the operatic stage. Born in Chicago, when time permits. Dick started his career in summer stock wrth the New .York City Center Ooera Company VINCE DE DARIO (Ensign Pulver) is a during the11 Chicago seasons. He went on to native of Indiana but received his theatre educa- perform with the Lyric Opera Compan of Cbi- tion at the Pasadena Playhouse in California. cago and toured through 43 states and Canada. Vince spent a summer at the Perry Mansfield His musical experience includes Leave It TO School in Colorado and had three years of little Jane and Wonderful Town with Dody Goodman theatre work while in the army. Last year in in Milwaukee. This summer Mr. Stadelmann Sullivan he appeared in all the musicals and The will also he a earing in Here's Love. and Solid Gold Cadillac. This spring he helped Mr. A Funny Thrng Rppened On The Way To Tbe Little open his Joliet theatre, where Vince was Forum. later seen in Love And Kisses with Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien. Last week he played Carl, the bus I. W. KLEIN (Dolan) toured with the Na- driver in Bus Stop. Earl~erthis season he also tional Company of How To Succeed In Business appeared in Sunday in New York. Without Really Tryrng and has appeared in several off-Broadwa shows. His summer stock HAL FRANK (Doc) who has appeared in Drac- credits include ~itt&Mary Sunshine at Sharon, ula and Bus Stop is a versatile man with talents Conn. and at Cornlng. N. Y., Take Her, Sba's ranging from guitar playing to an acting job Mine and ~nterLaughing. He has also appeared as a radio leprechaun. In the middle of this on TV in The Defenders and The Nurses. After spectrum are four solid years of professional he leaves Sullivan he wi!l be doing Tbe Fan- stock, commercials and voice-dubbing work all tasticks and A Funny Thing Happened On The over the United States and Japan. In the past Way To The Forum at Cape May, New Jersey. Mr. Frank has worked with such stars as Jeanne Craine jn The Philadelphia Story, Marie HUGH KENNEDY TIRRELL (Dowdy) is here Wilson In Solid Gold Cadillac and both Peter In Sullivan for his second .year, havin ap- Palmer and Guy Mitchell in Guys And Dolls. peared in The Sound of Music, My Fair sady. He was born in Chicago and graduated from The Pajama Game, and Lo And Behold with Goodman with a degree in directing. Marie Wilson. A native of Buffalo,, N..Y., Hugh is a student at Northwestern Unlvers~ty where RALPH FOODY (The Captain) Sullivan he has played leading roles in nine productionu. audiences will remember him for his fine per- He also appeared in six productions at the formances here last year with such stars as Williamstown Summer Theatre including Othello Rosemary Prinz, Eddie Bracken. David Nelson and Becket. Hugh has been in the Northwestern and Marie W~lson.A native Chicagoan, he was Men's Glee Club for, three years and has sung with Phyllis Diller in Happy Birthday at Dmry with various orotorio groups in the Chicago Lane and has appeared with such headliners area.

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