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Guy S. Little, Jr. Presents Guy S. Little, Jr. Presents . A I "Ct?ntral Zllinois' only Star Musi'c and Drama Theatre" . I ' Fourteenth Season May 8-Nov. 1, 1970 Sullivan, Ill. I BRUCE 'IARNELL in 6uy S. Little, Jr. Presents Bruce Yarnell - && a$ ~~~a- -- - Written by Music by Lyrics by Dale Wasserman Mitch Leigh Joe Darion Original Production Staged by Albert Marre and Originally Produced by Albert W. Selden and Hal James with JERlll LITTLE BILL HADDAD DAVID DWIGHT JOHN KELSO NlKKl NEWELL Directed by RICHARD MICHAELS Choreographed By ALLAN CHARLET Musical Director - ELWOOD SMITH Scenery Designed By ROBERT D. SOUL€ Costumes By JOHN WALKER Praduction Stage Manager Asstsfant Mu r W. T. BYRD, Jr. ROBERT Technical Director Assistant CsrtYmer JEROME ROSENBERGER CAROL BUELE ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. LITTLE CAST All the characters in the play are imprisoned in a dungeon in Seville at the end of the sixteenth century. The entire action takes place there and in various other places in the imagination of Miguel de Cervantes. The characters' identities in the story he creates are as follows: Don Quixote (Cervantes) ........................................ BRUCE YARNELL Sancho .................................................... BILL HADDAD Aldonza ..................................................... JERlLl LITTLE The Innkeeper .................................................. DAVID DWIGHT The Padre .....................................................GUY LITTLE Dr. Carrasco .................................................. ROBERT KREBS Antonia ........................................................ NlKKl NEWELL The Barber .................................................. JOHN KELSO Muleteers ............. PAUL BENJAMIN, DAVID WESTPHAL, ROD RANDALL, J. P. DOUGHERTY, GENE GILBERT, BAN FEHLIG The Housekeeper .................................. LINDA FAYB WILLIAMS Maria, The Innkeper's wife . .r ......................... BECKY WOODWIN Fermina, A Slavey and Moorish Dancer ........................ CONNI'E SMFER Captain of the Inquisition ......................... RONN ROBlNSON Guards and Men of the Inquisition ..... BOB BOGDANOFP; BLFX AGRTWL, TERRY ORCHESTRA: Pianos-Ekood Smith, RobPrt Moreen, Percurri Bass-Lee Parwns Man of La Mancha $resented with permission of Tams-Witmark Music Library, Im.. $37 Third Avenue. New York, ew York 10017 i, . -. ,.& , YOUR COMPLETE FAMILY DRUG STORE Prescriptions w unique Gifts Men's Fragrances e Baby Gifts When you care enough A very complete line of cosmetics and to send the very best fragrances b LANCASTER DRUG STORE W. H. LANCASTER, R. Ph. 8 East Harrison Sullivan, Illinois Phone 728-7388 Our Thanks Anld Congratulations To The Little Theatre = On The Square for its Gauger Outstanding Contributions to our community Lumber Co. Brown Shoe Co. Sullivan, Illinois Sullivan, illinois E(L11SE" AGRICULTURAL CffEM/CALS WELCOME TO SULLIVAN ENJOY THE SHOW A MORE COMPLETE SELECTION THAN EVER BEFORE Silver China Brass Pewter Porcelain Art Gallery of Boutiques Visit Our More Spacious New Location (After June 1) Becatuz (Formerly located at 1035 W. Eldorado) Some people think ' wekepart of theact. On the East Side of the Sauare Across from the ~ittle~hiater A lot of folks have made the Red Fox their "before-and-after-theater" place. And why not, when before the play, you can unwind in the beautiful Tack Room, with your favorite cocktail and a sizzling Prime Steak. Or how about a delicious Barbecue Rib or Chicken dinner. .straight from the famous Hickory Pit? And after the show, there's nothing like the Red Fox for a nightcap with friends. So make it a perfect evening. For a "curtain raiser", or a "curtain call" it's the Red Fox. Just look across the street. 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MILLER-O'NEIU "Decatur's Favorite Store for Your Full Service Dealer Floor Coverings and Draperies" 402 E. Prairie SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS DECATUR, ILLINOIS TOWN & COUNTRY TRAVEL Air - Rail - Tours Sea - Rent-A-Cars COMPLETE Phone TRAVEL SERVICE 342-7 11 5 (AC 217) 100 West Washington - Effingham, Illinois -- -- - -- - Before or After the Show, Meet the Cast ibby Harold and' Harry Pedigo Welcome Y,ou To "PEDIGO JUNCTION" The Place For Fun Newly Decorated - Same Friendly Atmosphere ONE BLOCK NORTH OF SQUARE ESTABLISHED 1872 Corner Prairie & Merchant Streets H. POST & SONS Telephone 423-9781 JEWELERS DECATUR, ILLINOIS THE [:I II IT STATE BANK DALTON CITY, ILL. "Sem'ng This Community 728-7616 Since 1892 Thru Faith and IF NO ANSWER - 797-6910 w 797-6917 or 797-6445 LOCATED SIX MILES WEST OF SULLIVAN Friendship" ON EDEN ST. ROAD MAILING ADDRESS R.R. 4 - SULLIVAN 61951 Phone 874-2396 HARSHMAN PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRICAL CO. 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IWe pay the postage-- both- - ways.)- - - - - -- - -- - - - - To: Mutual Home & Savings 1 135 E. Main I Decatur, Illinois I Your savings can earn 5% interest I I I Enclosed is my chek for quarterly on pasbooks and 6% 1 Please open a: I quarterly on $5,000 savings ( -5%Panbook I certificates without seeing the I -6% $5,000 navingrcertificate I I inside of our offia. Fill out the = z: :% ;%y with I mupon and save-by-mail. I I I 1 Signature I I I L-2-t ----------- EL_; MUTUAL HOME & SA VINGS ASSOCIATION L 135 E. MAIN. DECATUR, IUlNOlS I 160 South.Water St., at,Orlando Howl DECATUR. ILLINOIS 62S23 420-5305 Truly the Dawning of The Age of Aquarius Liberal Discounts for rnEREURY OUTBOARDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LITTLE THEATRE On the Square ON ITS 14th SEASON STUBBLEFIE~~,INC. 1131 W. JACKSON ST. SULLIVAN, ILL. 61951 ELZY'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS JOHN BARLOW, R. Ph. 412 S. Hamilton Route 32 Call 728-7358 in Sullivan Make Reservations Now ; June 30-July 12 S. RANNUN Sl. DECANI, llUWO6 62511 HARVEY COMPLETE KORMAN TRAVEL Carol Burnett Show ARRANGEMENTS TOURS "LITTLE ME" GROUPS Season's First Musical INDIVIDUA 0. K. JOBBERS AUTO & IMPLEMENT SUPPLIES LYNN R. HUNTSBURGER, Owner 404 W. Roane St-Phone 728-7370 SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS For Details On Guy S. Little Jr's LONDON-PARIS COMPLIMENTS OF ROME SHOW TOUR Call Ralph Owen SULLIVAN COUNTRY CLUB FRANKLIN MALL 217-423-2561 F~~~ Parking MOTEL MILROY Phone 728-7 1 1 3 STUBBLEFIELD, INC. Routes 1 2 1 and 32 1131 W JACKSON SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS 61911 PHONE 1217) IW366 I ! BEST WISHES TO THE LITTLE THEATRE Air Conditioned ON THE SQUARE FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEASON SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS P. N. HIRSCH & CO. South Side Square Sullivan or These Great Musicals July 14-26 THE MEREDITH MacRAE Petticoat Junction "CABARETY Musical RHODES LUMBER CO. - ' Lumbering - Roofing Cement - Paint - Hadware 1117 W. Jackson Steet Sullivan, Ill. "YOUR KIND OF PLACE" 1835 E. 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SERVING ALL OF ILLINOIS -a COLLECTIONS OF ALL TYPES NO COLLECTION - NO HE Medical Commercial Dental Monthly Wholesale Hospital Clinical Remittance Reposeu'msRetail "THIS IS MONEY YOU THOUGHT YOU LOST" -IN ARCOLA - -IN CADWELL - Meet Paul, the friendly operator at "THE OLD STORE" * 8 Miles Northeast of Sullivan OPEN DAILY PHONE 543-2916 (Ac-217) Gourmet Foods and Antique Reproductions - 11 L- THE I I 1 THE WING HOUSE 406 'E. MAIN A VICTORIAN HOME AUTHENTICALLY FURNISHED IN THE STYLE OF THE 1870s "SMlTH'S Open Tueo. through Sun. 10 a.m.-5p.m. BARN" ADMISSION 225 N. Locust Adults $1.00--Children 50c Phone 268-3314 Antiques displayed in charming old barn atmosphere - STAR'S Courtesy Car Compliments of Hertz System Licensees Harold McClellan Louis Tanner Decatur, Illinois Champaign, Illinois MUSICAL NUMBERS "Man of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote)" .......................... Don Quixote, Sancho and Horses "It's All The Same" ...................................................... Aldonza and Muleteers "Dulcinea" .................................................... Don Quixote; later the Muleteers "I'm Only Thinking of Him" ...............
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