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6uy S. Liitle, Jr. Presents ANDY DEVINE in "MI THREE ANGELS" September 19-24, 1967 1

Guy S. Utlle, Jr. PRESENTS

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By SAM and BELLA SPEWACK Based on "La Cusine Des Anger" by ALBERT HUSSON I with John Kelso, Larry Dennis, Robert Gwaltney, Martha Larrimore, Leroy Kalbas, Padp Dower Directed by JOHN KELSO Scenery Designed by GYOERGY BlRO Productian Stage Manager Technical Director Cochrmos by KATHY McCLAlN BILL TSOKOS SHARON SPENCER I ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR LITTLE I CAST Felix Ducotel ...... LEROY KALBAS Emilie Ducotel ...... PAMELA DANSER Marie Louise Ducotel ...... SANDY SHOTWELL Mme. Parole ...... MARTHA LARRIMORE Joseph ...... AMY DEVINE Jules ...... JOHN KELSO Alfred ...... LARRY DENNIS Hmri Troehard ...... ROBERT GWALTNEY Paul ...... GUY LlrtLE Lieutenant ...... BILL TSOKOS SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The action of the play takes place in the family Ducotel's living room back of a general store in Cayenne. French Guiana. December. 1910. ACT I Christmas Eve ACT I1 Later that night ACT Ill Christmas morning I 5 SOUVENIR PROGRAMS ON SALE IN THE THEATRE LOBBY Photographs and Biographies of The Stars, Plus Many Inkdng Photograph and Articles About The Little Theatre-On The Square

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ances with Bert Lahr in Burlesque Bur ems Who's Who in ihi Cast . . . Meredith in The Silver Whist+ and burl fyes la Tbe Man Who Came To Drnner at Ieahng theatrea throughout the country. On televition ANDY DEVINB fjkaph] mt- te Sullivan he has been seen with Melvyn Douglas and for his second wt.aa at TLu Wttb Tite8tre- Teresa Wri ht on The American Heritage series and with bane Clark on Tbe United States Steel Hour. Mr. Gwaltney has been featured with Linda Damell. Marie Wilaon. Pat O'Brien Edw.rd Everett Horton. Margaret Truman and Joe E. Brown. Mr. Gwaltney has been featured in Miami Beach's Deauville Hotel in roduc- tions of The Music Man and Call Me &adam. Bob'a roles Iast reason included Frump In How To Succeed, Sowerberry in Oliver! and Sidney in Catch Me If You Can.

MARTHA LARRIMORE (Mme. Parole) ap- eared in Sullivan earlier this season as Bloody Rary in south pacific. a role she has played at theatres across the country with stars including Howard Keel, Janis Paige ane Powell. Betty White, Giorgio Tozzi and disabeth Allen. On Broadway, she alternated with Marie Powers in Tbc Medium and created the role of Mother the business. With more than 30 years in mo- Hare in The Golden Apple. In stock. Martha tion rlrtnreb. radio. and television behind him. has appeared in Carousel with Howard Keel, he suddenly launched on yet another successful Fanny with Walter Slezak and Flower Drum career-that of a stage actor. He starred in Sonr with Pat Suruki. A favorite both at Show Boat at St. Louis Municipal Opera in ChiFago'a Drury Lane and Pheasant Run Plav- 1958 and in 1961 he played Anything Goes at house. she has been featurdd with Arlene Dahl St. Louia and at the Rainbow Stage Theatre in Blythe Spirit, Julie Newmar in The Rape of in Winnipeg. Canada. He alao worked in some the Belt. Betty Hutton in Here Today and im- of the country's earliest theatres-in-the-round. mediately before coming to Sullivan with Kath- A native of Flagstaff. Arirona. Andy is the ryn Crosby in The Guardsman. grandson of Admiral James Harmon Ward, one of the founders of the U. S. Naval Academy. LEROY KALBAS (Felix) is making his first Andy enjoys touring the states m stage appearance of the season in Sullivan. although shows, enabling him to meet so many of his he has been a favorite since appearing as the loyal fans. before coming to Sullivan, Star Keeper in Carousel in 1960, a rok which Andy did idp""tTbree Angels at theatres .n he repeated in Iast season's product~on with Michiqan and Ohio and once again layed Show Peter Palmer. Other appearances at The Little Boat In Texas. He also has recent$ completed Theatre-On The Square have included Li'l Ab- a new movie with Dorir Day called Meanwhile ner The Solid Gold Cadillac. The Merry Widow Back at The Ranch. and Oliver! Mr. Kalbas is one of Chica~o's most popular character actors, having been fea- JOHN KELSO (Jules) ham been associated with tured with Dorothy Collins, Mimi Hines and The Little Theatre-On The Square as actor, Phil Ford, Jean Pierre Aumont, Burt Ward stage mana er and director since the 1959 sea- and other outstanding stars at Drury Lane son. One of the most versatiio talents in the Theatre and Pheasant Run Playhouse. Immed- theatre today John has been featured opposite iately before coming to Sullivan. Leroy once Dennis ~ea&rin Catch Me If You Can Gard- zain appeared in Carousel with John Raitt in ner &Kay in Funn Girl. Bruce ~ar6el1in ~lwaukee. Show Boat and Alan coun in The Odd Couple. He was starred aa ~seu%Olusin Guy Little's PAMELA DANSER (Emilie) returns to The tourin production of A Funny Tbing Happened Little Theatre-On The S uare after a seawn of On ~feWay To The Forum and received rave stock in Cooperstown, 8ew York. Last year. reviews throughout the country. Barbra Streis- Miss Danser was featured with John Payne in and and the Smothers Brotharm were amonq Timid Tiger and with Peter Palmel in Carousel. his associates when he appeared at St. Louis A native of Minneapolis, she rece~ved her edu- Crystal Palace. For several years he was on cation in California and at Julliard in New the staff of the Equity Libra!y Theatre and York. Recently she has been featured with the New York Shakespeare Feat~val. Jack Bailey in Take Her. She's Mine. Carradine in Arsenic And Old Lace. Hugh 8.": LARRY DENNIS (Alfred) made his debut at lowe in Pygmalion, Alan Mowb in My Three The Little Theatre-On The S uare as well as Anrrls and Anne Jeffrey? In ginotchka. Now his musical comedy debut as hofeasor in this realding in Springf~eld. Miss Danaer has direc- season's production of South Pacific. During the ted productions for the Springfield Little Thea- last three years, Larry has often been featured tre. including Never Too Late. s Drury Lane Theatre in plays in- g$Ykr Toe Late with Fonen Tucker. BILL TSOKOS (Lieutenant) made his first own with Pat O'Brien Once More. With Sullivan on-stage appearance as Seebee Wise in Feeling w~thCyd Charisse. '~obodyLwes An South Pacific. although he has been servin as Albatrou with Gig Young. Heaven Can Wait Technical Director and Assistant Stage dan- with Hu h O'Brien. Tbe Gazebo with David ager for the past three months. Mr. Tsokos was wen%he Happiest Millionaire with Walter on the staff and a regular performer at Dmry idgeon 'and Arms And The Man with Kathryn Lane for nearly ten years before coming to Crosby. In addition, he ha8 served am atage The Little Theatre-On The S uare. There he manager, property master and appeared as appeared with Don Ameche in %he Pleasure of Scrooge in A Chrr?tmas Carol. Larry is a model HIS Company. Forreat Tucker in Tbe Silver and has appeared in several industrial shows in Whistle. Jeanne Crain in The Pbiladelpbia the Chicago area. Story. Gypsy Rose Lee in Ligbt Up Tbe Sky and Martha Ra e in Tbe Solrd Gold Cadillac. ROBERT GWALTNEY (Henri) appeared in At Pheasant &un Playhouse. William was the first production of Brigadoon at the old featured with Bert Ward in Harold and. in Grand Theatre ten years ago. Among a long addition he has been constantly busy with list of theatrical credits he includes appear- induatrl;~ promotional firma. Star's Thunderbird Landausedan Courtesy Car I Compliments of C-I PLI-.S Ford, K-1: ---- Corni~g To The Little Thea~re- On The Sqrsnare FINAL PaoDucTraN OF THE 1967 WA Make your ~es~rvdiansat intwrnission or phone 2W,

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PRODUCTION STAFF FOR MR. LITTLE Public Relations and Publicity...... Lee York Poster Artist...... Kathy Brown Box Office ...... Inis Little, Alma Smith, Technical Assistant...... Sandra Shotwell Ushers ...... Brenda Coollron, Ihy Robert Gwaltney, Bill Haddad Pcrrine Barbara Van Deveer. Denise Pults Executive Secretary...... Dee Bradley Alice jones, Pam Warren, Patty Lene Sue Assistant Stage Manager . . . . Bill Tsokos Vandeventer, Debbie Robinson, ~aigaret Assistant to Mr. Little...... Bill Haddad Brummett