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... we will be g la d o hove yo - DAVID MERRICK presents MARY ROBERT MARTIN PRESTON in I DO! I DO! Book and Lyrics by TOM JONES Music by HARVEY SCHMIDT

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She (Agnes) ...... MARY MARTIN

He (Michael) ...... ROBERT PRESTON

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ACT I.

Prologue BOTH

All the Dearly Beloved

Together Forever

1 Do! 1 Do!

Good Night ...... BOTH

I Love My Wife ...... HE

Something Has Happened ...... SHE

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Nobody's Perfect ...... BOTH

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Where Are the Snows? BOTH

When the Kids Get Married ...... BOTH

Another Wedding

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MARY MARTIN (Agnes) became a star on that so-fateful night when she first step- ped onto a Broadway stage, in a lynx "THE HONOURABLE ESTATE" jacket and little else, and sang "My Heart Belongs to Daddy." The three Friday April 19-Nazareth minute number stopped the show (as few shows have been stopped) and the young Tickets: $4.50 (at Eastman) girl from Weatherford, Texas, was well on her way to fam e . Since then she has graced the stages of the world in a trium- phant succession of unforgettable per- forman ces and has so deservedly been RIP VAN WINKLE acclaimed The First Lady of the Ameri- Sat. April 20-Nazareth can Musical Theatre; Evidenced by the Tickets $1.50-$1.75 very mention of some of her vehic.Jes - at Eastman One Touch of Venus, Lute Song, the National Company of Annie Get Your Gun, the historic South Pacific, both the stage and te levision ve rsions of Peter Pan, and the fantastically successful The RAY CHARLES Sound of Music. Most recently Miss Martin has been playing Dolly Levi in Weds. May 1-Auditorium Hello, Dolly' lite rally around the world. Tickets (at Eastman) After fi ve months on tour in this country, $2.50-$4.75 Miss Martin took Dolly to Tokyo, spon- sored by the U.S. State Department, and then to Vietnam, Okinawa, and Korea, conc luding the junket with Dolly with a six months triumph at Drury Lane in Lon- don. In cidentally , Hello, Dolly! marked Miss MBing Crosby on May 11th-Eastman Theatre a netwo rk radio program at the same $4.50-4-3.50-2.50 time. Nellie Forbush of South Pacific was written for her and the girl might never have existed at all if Miss Martin had not 'challenged' Rodgers and Hammer- stein to write "I'm Going to Wash That THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER Man Right Out of My Hair" and they had Sat. May 11 at 2:30 not so wondrously thrown the 'challenge' right back at her. Prior to Peter Pan Eastman Theatre Miss Martin essayed one of her few non- $1.75 $1.50 $1.25 musical roles, in Kind Sir. One other non-musical fling was her engagement in All Tickets Now On Sale! Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth, in Washington, P aris, Chicago and New York. Miss Martin has also been on fri endly terms with television, literally For Lover's of Fine Candy It's conquering th e medium when s he and Ethel Merman did their so singular bits, together, as a team, on the Ford 50th Anniversary Show. Anothe r TV du o was 34 Years in Batavia her so especia lly remembered one with Now Available Closer to you! Noel Coward, and, of course, it was she 1647 Monroe Ave. near 12 Corners who brought Annie Get Your Gun to tele- Open Doily l 0 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. vision. Her more recent television P eter Closed Mondays· Pan has already been seen nationally 442-7550 three times. And, after an eighty-three city tour from T exas to Alaska in both Music With Mary Martin and Magic With Mary Martin, she proceeded to amaze the entire country when she performed both Adorn Interiors s hows on television on one Easter Sun- In a Hurry Call Us day. It was indeed Mary Martin who first became intrigued with the id ea of bring- Custom ing Maria Von Trapp to the musical stage and, naturally approached Rodge rs and DRAPERIES UPHOLSTERING Hammerstein with the idea. They re- FURNITURE CARPETING sponded with equal enthusiasm and the record-breaking The Sound o f Music was 381-8400 brought to the musical theatre and Miss Roger Coons Martin ne ver missed a performance in her two years in it on Broadway. Off-stage 73 High St., Fairport Miss Martin is Mrs. Ri chard Ha lliday, wife of the producer, and has been for twenty-six years. Their spare time (which is precious little) is spent on their LYCHEE many acres, with their thousands of GARDEN chickens, in Brazil. After playing her Complete Menu Orders present role for a year on Broadway, Miss To Toke Out Martin and her husband enjoyed a res tful Open Doily vacation at their home in Brazil before Serving Luncheons 11:30 A.M. - 3 P.M. embarking on the national tour for Do! "I Dinners 3 P.M. - 9 P.M. I Do!" Fri. & Sat. eves ·'til 12 P.M. 324 Monroe Ave. 546-6730 ROBERT PRESTON (Michael) Overnight Closed. Tuesday triumphs come only after years of hard wo rk. Robert Preston's "overnight suc- cess" cam e on December 19th, 1957, when the New York drama critics rushed from the Majestic Theatre to their typewriters, "DISTINCTIVE CLOTHES brushed off their dictionaries to find new FOR suprelatives, and hailed Mr. Preston as DISCERNING WOMEN" Broadway's surprising, almost-new, find - for his performance in the title role of The Music Man. The least surprised per- mildred's fashions son the next day was Mr. Preston him- self, who, though a star, had le ft Holly- 1751 EAST AVENUE wood in 1951 determined to devote him- self almost entirely to the Broadway stage. He was outspoke nly tired of star- ring in dozens of less than Grade-A films, habitua lly as the villa in. Today Robert JACK BAYLISS' F· . . . Preston does not have tha t problem. He ine 0 ining in is one of the most sough t after performers the Continental Manner on the stage or screen, and he can choose his own roles. Last season he s tarred Entertainment Nitely on Broadway as King Henry II in James - Goldman's critically acclaimed The Lion Renown Cockt a i I in Winter and he also recently starred on Hour Daily six television specials, This Proud Land, in whic h he took viewers on a tour of six THE VIKING di ff erent areas of the U.S. Born, in Newton Highlands, Massachusetts he was 2485 Mt. Read Blvd. named Robert Preston Meservey. 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Now Located Under One Roof ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS POWER SAILING Christ Craft Islander Yachts Luhrs Bristol Yachts U lrichsen Sailstar Yachts 5395 St. Paul Blvd. 342-0220 STAFF FOR DAVID MERRICK shoes by Delman. Miss Martin's bridal bou· General Manager Jack Schlissel quet by Blanchard Florist. Make-up by Fe- Associate Producer Samue l Liff berge. Webs ter 3rd International Dictionary General Press Representatives Harvey B. by G & C Merriam Co. Tricycle by Hed s trom, Sabinson, Lee Solters Daisey Rifle by Daisey Mfg. Co., Club Bog courtesy of Harrison Leather Goods. Book s STAFF FOR "I DO! I DO!" Courtesy of William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. Company Manager Fred Cuneo Kawai Pianos courtesy of Reed·Lorie. Press Representative Richard Ullman Production Stage Manager Alan Hall For FINE FLOWERS Stage Managers Mary Porter & Patricia Drylie Secretary to Mr. Merrick Helen Nickerson Assistant to Mr . Schissel . . Robert Greenwald Staff Associates Syl vi a Schwartz, Blanchard Lynn Middleton, Juliet Taylor 58 Lake Ave. 232-2255 Production Carpenter Theodore Van Bemmel Production Electrician .. Mitch Miller Production Propertyman Leo Herbert Precious Furs Master Carpenter Jon Vickers Master Electrician Connie Clifford For The Moster Property man . , .. , Davi d Jarah i llo Di scri mi noting Woman Wardrobe Mistress Leola Edwards Sound Man , . Joseph Donohue Ass't Carpenters Ronald Jones, Bill Bannon ARTHUR MADELON Ass't Electricians Victor Carlson, Harold Foster, Gerald Goodman, FURS John D'Antuono, Fred Rousseau Assistant Propertyman , . Ron Boylan Hair Dresser , , Richard Sabre 135 EAST AVENUE Music Copyist , . Tom Brown Assistants to Mr. Schmidt Ben Pickering, Herbert Schutz Assistants to Mr. Smith , David Guthrie, Jack Brown FURNITURE Ass't. to Mr. Wittop Albert Wolsky Custom Made Furniture Ass't. to 'Miss Rosenthal . William Batchelder Prod. Ass't. to Miss Rosenthal Candace King Antiques Restored Merchandising On The Spot Productions BY APPOINTMENT CREDITS 381-1681 Scenery constructed and pointed by Nolan Scenic Studios, Electric equipment by Century Lighting, Inc. Costumes executed by Brooks- TICHENOR Van Horn Costume Co. Draperies by I. Weiss Furniture Services & Sons. Hosiery by Jessie Zimmer. Make-up by Irving Carleton. Miss Martin's wigs by Inc. Stanley Hall of London. Mr. Preston's wig by Bob Kelly. Miss Martin's make-up by Janet Sartin. Bags by Coblentz. Furs by Georges Before & After The Show Kaplan . Leather Goods by Mark Cross. Jew· elry by Gale Grant. Mr. Preston's shirts by Stop At Excello. Ties and ascots courtesy Beau Brummel, In c. Linens and towels by Field- crest. Books courtesy The Macmillan Co. THE DOWNTOWNER Diapers by Crib Diaper Service. Luggage by M. & M. Desk accessories by A . & M. Leather- RESTAURANT lines, Inc. Watch Fob courtesy of Ralph Destine. Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., prod- "The Ultimate in Dining" ucts used. Briefbag by Apex Leather Co. Loving cup by Michael C . Pine Co. Mumm 's Kitchen open till 12:30 A.i\1. Cordon Rouge Champagne used. Old Hickory Bourbon used. Viceroy cigarettes used . 100 SOUTH AVE. Pepsi-Cola products used. Miss Martin 's FOR GLASSES THAT ARE GREAT TO LOOK THROUGH AND GREAT TO LOOK AT HAVE YOUR EYE PHYSICIANS NEXT PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT SHAW OPTICIANS 1295 Portland Ave. 544-3430

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