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PRODUCTION STAFF THE The Seve11 Yetlr Itch was moumed, under the supervision of the Director and the Graduate Scaff, largely by the students in Theatre Practice (Drama S200). This UN IVERSITY group, which worked principally in scene construction and painting, lighting, boxoffice, sound, and properties, includes the follow ing: OF MARY BREHAUT PAT HYDE PATSY SAIKI JOSEPHINE COFI'EY K IMIE MATSU I ANNA jUST SPENCER HAWAII JOHN B. CONNELL MAYBELlE NAKAMURA BARBARA SQUIRE SUMMER MARY GILTNANE M.ITSUE NAKAMURA WILLIAM F. THOMPSON, III NORMAN GOLD DIANNE YOUNG THEATRE

Some of these srudenrs worked on other aspects of the production. Summer session srudenrs who took special responsibilities are listed below, or elsewhere in the program.

ASS'T STAGE MANAGERS . DIANNE YOUNG, NANI LEE LIGHTING .TOM MOSSMAN, WILLIAM F. THOMPSON, III, PAT HYDE

SOUND. . MITSUE NAKAMURA COSTUMES . . FRANCES SAGARA, DALE SWALL, KIMIE George Axelrod's MATSUI, PATSY SAIKI PROPERTIES . EDITH YAMASHI TA, WILLIAM F. THOMPSON, III, TAKEO MIJ I, J OSEPH INE COFFEY, MARY BREHAUT, BARBARA SQUIRE THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH MAKE-UP RONALD BRIGHT BOXOFFICE . . MARCIA ROGERS PUBLICITY . . WILLJAM F . THOMPSON, III, CHARLES SONODA The D irector and Graduate Staff also wish to express their appreciation co aJJ ocher individuals who helped in this produaion.

SUMMER THEATRE GRADUATE STAFF

TECHNICAL DIRECTION WARREN CRANE SOUND SAMUEL YOUNG I, LIGHTING . HARRY JACOBS ~ COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES ANNA JUST SPENCER July 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 1955 P UBLICITY AND BUSINESS . . MAYBELLE NAKAMURA FARRINGTON HALL THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAll SUMMER THEATRE presents

THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH TONIGHT'S PLAY by The University of Hawaii Summer Theatre wishes co thank Mr. George GEORGE AXELROD Axelrod, author, and Messrs. Courtney Burr and Elliot Nugent, the New York producers, for special permission granted ro Mr. Warren Caro for this, the first CAST University production of The Seve1z Year Itch in rhe world. Mr. Caro acknowl­ (in order of appearance) c:dges rhe kind cooperation of Messrs. Jose Vega and Charles Durand, production stage managers of the New York and National companies. RICHARD SHERMAN CARL ESSER HELEN SHERMAN MARIAN SWALL RICKY SHERMAN . JOHN BRENNEMAN ACKNOWLEDGMENTS MISS MORRIS HELENE ROBERTSON ELAINE MARILYN KAMELGARN The University of Hawaii Summer Theatre is grateful co the following firms MARIE WHAT-EVER-HER-NAME-WAS. DOROTHY O'HARA for their help and contributions cowards making rhe production of this play pos­ THE GIRL MARY GILTNANE sible: The Pearl Harbor Little Theatre, The Hawaiian Telephone Company, The White Elephant, Treasure Trove, Honolulu Iron Works Company, Easy Appliance DR. BRUBAKER . JOHN CONNELL Company, and Sears, Roebuck and Company. YOUNG LADY . DIANNE YOUNG TOM MAcKENZIE WILLIAM THIELJCKE THE VOICE OF RICHARD'S CONSCIENCE . JAM ES O'NEIL THE VOICE OF THE GIRL'S CONSCIENCE . HELENE ROBERTSON Special thanks are extended ro the Thayer Piano Company for the loan of the The accion of the play rakes place in the apartment of rhc Richard Shermans, piano, and ro the Oahu Furnirure Company for their generous loan of all furniture in the Gramercy Park section of New York City. The rime is rhe present. for this production. The University Summer Theatre especially appreciates the help given by Miss Shirley Wamsley, interior decoratOr for the Oahu Furniture SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Company. Acr I About eight o'clock on a summer evening. The curtain will be lowered for rhircy seconds ro denote rhe passage of COMlNG EVENTS thirty seconds. Immediately after The Seven Year Itch, the University Theatre will offer rhe ACT II Japanese film, Nijwhi no Hitomi (Twenty-four Eyes) ar Farringron Hall. The Scene 1: Evening, the next day. Scene 2: Two hours later. movie, voted the Best Asian Film of 1954 and winner of rhirty-rhree awards, will be shown on August lsr at 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. Ir will have English subtitles. All Acr III seats are unreserved and rickets may be purchased ar rhe boxoffice before each The following morning. showing. There will be intermissiom between acts. Opening September 1, the Honolulu Community Theatre will present Edward Chodorov's Oh, Men.' Oh, Women.' at the Fort Ruger Theatre. A winy, sophis­ Directed by WARREN CARO ticated spoof on psychiatry, this modern comedy should prove ideal summer fare Technical Direction by WARREN CRANE for Honolulu audiences. Costumes and Properties by ANNA J UST SPENCER Lighting by HARRY JACOBS Sound by SAMUEL YOUNG PubJiciry by MAYBELLE NAKAMURA