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Program for AUDITORIUM THEATRE ROCHESTER APRIL 8-13, THEATRE CLUB 1968 FEATURING OUR SATURDAY NITE SPECIAL Prime Rib of Beef Jus Baked Potato with Sour Cream & C · es Vegetable - Salad - Coffee $3.50 ALSO MANY OTHER DE LICIOUS ITEMS Stop in for dinner before the sbow or after the show for a la te e ening ack SERVING 7 DAYS & NITES FROM 11 1501 UNIVERSITY AVE. EXTEN PLENTY OF FREE PARKI G For Reservations Call: 271- 9635 or 271 - PARTY AND BANQUET ACCO OD Consult Us F or Your Bon e t s And Parties ... 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 Based on "The Fourposter" by Jan de Hartog Scenic Production by Costumes by Lighting by OLIVER SMITH FREDDY WITTOP JEAN ROSENTHAL Musical Direction Orchestrations by MILTON ROSENSTOCK PHILIP J. LANG Assistant to the Director: Lucia Victor Directed by GOWER CHAMPION A DAVID MERRICK and CHAMPION-SIX INC. 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SYNOPSIS OF SCENE Time: The story covers fifty years of a marriage, beginning just before the turn of the century. Place: A bedroom KAWAI the mark of excellance Pianos Of Precision And Craftmanship REED LOREE ORGAN & PIANO 80 EAST AVENUE ROCHESTER NEW YORK 14604 716-232-5540 . NOW OPEN ! The New R. S. PAVIOUR ITALIAN VILLAGE & SON INC. serving 1239 Lincoln Rochester ITALIAN-AMERICAN Trust Bldg . 546-8345 465 East Main St. 232-9546 INSliRANCE SI NCE 18ill Next to Eastman Theatre MUSICAL NUMBERS 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 Make Your Next Theatre Evening Complete WARD ' S DIRECT MAIL ORDER The House of Quality Shop From Home! Call or Send For Our Free Gift Catalogue & Brochure For All Occasions GLORIENE R. WARD 260 Kislingbury St. .384 East Ave.*325-50l0 254-1618 BEST DEAL IN TOWN flowers by COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS marie baetjer inc. 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HE What is a Woman? .. ... .. ... ... .. ...... .. ... SHE GEORGE M. CLANCY CARTING CO.· INC. Moving Packing Crating Storage -AGENT- Geo. M. Clancy Jr. President NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES m East Avenue at 311 Alexander St. Open Mon. t hru Sat. 9:30 'til 5:30- m Courtesy Parking on Alexander Street Thurs. 'til 9:30 Someone Needs Me SHE Roll up the Ribbons . BOTH This House . BOTH Leonard Oxley and Don Strickland at the two pianos. "The Career Girl's Specialty Shop" 39 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, NEW YORK 872-3322 Open daily from 9 A.M. to 5:45P.M. Thurs. & Fri. Nites to 8:45P.M . CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION'S Spring Festival 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 M<l.rtin's first appearance in a David STERN-ISTOMIN-ROSE TRIO Merrick production and her first theatre May 5th-Eastman Theatre association with director Gower Cham- pion. Miss Martin has always known just $6-5.50-5-4.50-4-3.50 what she wants to do in the theatre and it has been on the stage that she has always been happiest. Prior to her de- termined turn to the theatre she made eleven films in Hollywood, in four years FERRANTE & TEICHER tim e, and co-starred with Bing 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! 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