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s 1n• at Musical Shows JIM RUNYON 6·10AM . WKYCI1100 MUSICARNIVAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Boord of Directors Special Event Concert ! John L. Price, president James D. Ireland, vice-president Sunday, Sept. 13 • 7 p.m. Alfred M. Rankin, secretazy Frank K. Griestnger, treasurer •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dr. Jonathan Bishop Kenyon C. Bolton Philip R. Mather Producer & General Manager John L. Price, Jr. JOHN Theatre Manager Ross Chapple Secretary: Ruth Miller Springer MAYALL Advertising & Promotion Director: Nancy McArthur Press Agent: Diana Price Assistants: Mark Fitzgibbons, blues band Mary Miller Box Office All Seats $5 Virginia Mulligan, Treasurer; Ernestine Nichols, Subscriptions; Patti Brown, Margaret Ann .Tozsa, IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT YOUR Diane LiPuma, Gladys Smith, Marian Balla, .Judy Koenig, Mar­ TICKETS YET, HURRY UP! jorie Nichols, Marjorie Crane, Faye Kreinberg, Kathy Kerfoot, Heather Hale, Nancy Metzen­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• baum, Paula Belfiore, Terry Balla HERE ARE ALL THE EASY WAYS Switchboard Lynne Zeedik, Mary Reynolds TO BUY YOUR SEATS: Chairman of Ushers 1. STOP AT THE BOX OFFICE AT INTERMIS­ Betty Blodgett SION TONIGHT (you can use your Master Charge House Manager or Bankamericard.) · Bill Swann 2. ORDER BY PHONE (Cleveland 663-8400, Akron Usher Captains 253-5210) Dolly :Mmer, James Jacoby, .Tanis 3. ORDER BY MAIL with check and stamped self­ Jordan, Jody Shelton, Kay Yura­ tevac, Don Marks, Shirley Martin addressed envelope to: Musicarnival. Box 802, Cleveland 44122. Technical Supervisor Ron Szego 4. BUY AT YOUR NEARBY Sears, Burrows, Brown Derby, Watkins, Montgomery Ward, Polsky's. Maintenance Pat Swann, Dennis Mastrangelo, Kurt Overmyer, Richard Saskin, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Larry Slaminka IF YOU COULDN'T GET EXACTLY THE Counsel Thompson, Hine & Flory SEATS YOU WANTED (OR COULDN'T Auditors GET SEATS AT ALL) for Robert Goulet & Ernst & Ernst Carol Lawrence, Man of La Mancha, Wayne Electrician Newton, Ann Corio, Jerry Vale, or Cabaret Phil Smith this summer- Sound Jack Schmuck! MAKE SURE YOU DON'T GET LEFT Orchestra Contractor Ben Silverberg OUT NEXT SUMMER! ORDER SEASON Sound Consultant SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW! (see all the details Audio Craft in this program and use the handy order Musicarnival School Program Director: Dale Anglund blank. Earlybirds get the best seats!) Apprentices: Tom Bencb'ckt, Carol Goss, Dwight Hughes, Melanie IF YOU ARE A SMART BUSINESS EX­ Jankowski, Lynda Lavin, Suaan Marrone, Mark Stillgoj, Wendy ECUTIVE, order your subscriptions now to Stuzin, Mary Chambers make sure your company always has the choicest seats at your disposal - even on Musicarnival is a Member of sold-out nights- to make your business en­ The Musi~al Theatres Association tertaining a pleasure.

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One week only! Sunday, Aug. 30 thru Friday, Sept. 4, 1970 The JOHN DAVIDSON Show special guest star JO ANNE WORLEY

Musical Director: EVERETT GORDON

NO SMOKING IN THEATRE • DO NOT LEAVE YOUR SEAT DURING BLACKOUTS

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BE SURE TO TELl PEOPLE YOU LIKE

We hope that you will have a won­ Monday thru Thursday evenings at 8 derful time at this evening's show p.m. and 2 shows on Friday at 7 & and that you will do your friends a 10:30 (no Sat. show this week). favor by telling them about the fun to be enjoyed here the rest of this This week's ticket prices: Sunday, week with John Davidson and Jo Monday $3.95, Tuesday, Wednesday, Anne Worley. Thursday $4.95; both Friday shows Your friends can still get tickets $5.95. ALL SEATS WITHIN JUST for most of this week's performances: 18 ROWS OF THE STAGE. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -act one- JOHN DAVIDSON Wfllld.R' in the Sunshine • Easy Come, Easy Go Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head JO ANNE WORLEY Anything Goes • Someone to Watch Over Me • A Kid Again Favorite Things • Be Nice to People • Opera Exam JOHN & JO ANNE Love Story

-act two­ JOHN DAVIDSON I'll Never Fall in Love Again • Everything Is Beautiful Something • Daydreams • Didn't We • Both Sides Now Guitar Medley • Banjo Medley A Time for Us I Somewhere • Get Together I Games People Play

MUSlCABNIVAI. ORCHESTRA: Ben Silverberg, Jack Pollack, Ruthabet Marsh, Edward Crevol, violins; Willis Neuwirth, yJola: George Wisneskey, cello; Ray Rinaldi, Joe Trczlnskl, Joe Hruby, trumpets; Kenneth Emerson, Richard Wooley, Robert Curnow, trombones; Marvin Aaronson, Errol Schlabach, Cha rles Avellone, Vincent Patti, sa.xoJihones, clarinets, flutes.

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What' 6 the advantage o J being a subscription order and apply your de­ aubtteriber? posit to tickets for the shows you do want. You get first choice of seat locations. How do you order subscriptions You select your seat location and a now before the number of shores regular night, then receive your favorite is definite? seat location for every show. With a $15 deposit per subscription. Use You save 10%. the handy order blank below. The balance You get free parking in the special sub­ will be billed to you in the spring when scriber parking area. the schedule of shows is set. You receive all your tickets by mail before box office opens. Do you have to order right now or How much does " subscription can you wait until later? You can order subscriptions anytime be­ coat? tween now and next June. Save this order The total of one ticket for all the shows, blank to use later when you make up less 10%. Final amount depends on the your mind. Of course, requests for sub­ number of shows when the schedule is scriber seat locations are filled in the set in the spring. There will be at least order received so order as early as you eight shows. can. Tuesday is the lowest price night, Saturday top price. Approximate range: Memo to Smart Businessmen Tuesday $28-$40; Wednesday and Thurs­ Buying subscriptions for your business day $36-$49; Friday $38-$52; Saturday entertaining is a good investment in good $40-$55. will for your company. What if you order. subscriptions Having downfront seats at your disposal for those sold-out way-in-advance nights now and then when t.he schedule when there isn't a ticket to be had any­ is set decide that you don't want where means prestige and convenience for all o J the shows? your firm and makes those special guests Many people just go ahead and subscribe of yours very happy. anyway in order to have subscriber priv­ ileges and then give the tickets they can't use themselves to relatives or friends The season's subscribers will receive their they want to entertain. renewal forms by mail in September Or, if you prefer, you can cancel your Clip and mail with your check to: Miss Nichols, Musicarnival, Box 802, Cleveland 44122

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JOHN DAVIDSON role in his Hallmark Hall of Fame produc­ tion of The Fantasticks. John Davidson can best be described as By 1966, John was starring in his own a "total performer." His multi-talents hour-long NBC-TV variety series, The have been acclaimed in virtually every Kraft Summer Music Hall. In October entertainment medium: motion pictures, 1967, Davidson hosted his first television television, recording, concerts, nightclubs special, John Davidson at Notre Dame, for and legitimate theatre. Few performers ABC-TV. There followed a special David­ of Davidson's generation have enjoyed son Kraft Music Hall, Class of '68, and in 1969, John headed for London to star in such success in so many areas. This versa­ a one-hour musical-variety show, The tility has brought still another unique John Davidson Show, as a summer re­ quality to his soaring career - popularity placement in the Tom Jones time slot on with audiences of all ages. the ABC television network. Before he Television, perhaps, ranks first in David­ returned from London, John was set to son's career. It was through that medium co-star on the Bob Hope Show in a tele­ that John first gained national fame. Tele­ vision version of Roberta, taped at the vision producer Bob Banner saw Davidson Hope Theatre in Dallas, Texas, for NBC­ on Broadway co-starring with Bert Lahr TV. Davidson has also appeared as a in Foxy, signed him to a personal con­ guest-star on such top television shows tract, and immediately set him as a reg­ as the Carol Burnett Show; the Bell Tele­ ular in a Banner-produced CBS variety phone Hour; Hollywood Palace and the series, The Entertainers, starring Carol Bob Hope Show; the Glen Campbell Show; Burnett and Caterina Valente. Concur­ the Jonathon Winters Show; the Ed Sui- rently, producer-director George Schaefer signed the young performer foc a starring continued

Qua leases all makes and models QUA BUICK, INC. 10250 Shaker Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio Phone 721-6000 livan Show; and twice hosted the Tonight Show. Recordings play an important part in John's career. In 1965 he was signed to an exclusive long-term recording contract the HIGHLANDER by Columbia Records. Sales of his albums R-ESTAtJRANT &. LOUNGE and singles have grown each year, as his RESERVATIONS 475-6355 popularity as a television, motion picture, and inperson performer has zoomed. Be­ ENTERTAINMENT N1GHTLY cause of his outstanding voice, style, and IN THE LOUNGE meticulous selection of material, it has Monday thru SaturdGy become a close race between parents and childi'en as to who buys the latest David­ DANCING IN THE son recording first. MAD PLAID ROOM Concerts keep Davidson "on the road" Saturday Only an average of 9 months a year, performing PRJVATE MEETING & BANQUET on stage in the country's leading music FACILITIES AVAILABLE theatres, at major colleges and state fairs, Call Julie . . . Banquet Manager to audiences numbering several thousand per pe-rformance. John is as "'with it" with college audiences as he is with those who attend his theatre and faii- dates. A good Nightclubs are, according to many top entertaine-rs, the most difficult places to evening starts perform. John ·has thrived on the chal­ lenge of club audiences, often moving off at Musicarnival. the stage and through the crowded tables to establish a closer rapport. His relaxed easy manner becomes infectious and as A great he has a good time - so does his audience. Among the top clubs John has played are one winds the Persian Room at New York's Plaza Hotel, the Waldorf-Astoria's Empire Room, up at the the Shoreham in Washington, D.C., the Eden Roc in Miami, the Latin Casino in Highlander ..• New Jersey, Blinstrub's in Boston, the San Juan Hilton, Harrah's Club at Lake where Tahoe, and the Westside Room at Los the Angeles' fashionable Century Plaza Hotel. He also has a continuing contract with Musicarnival the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas for yearly stars dine appearances. Legitimate theatre offered Davidson the and stay. first opportunity to display his ama-zing versatility. While still attending Denison Make a weekend of it ... stay at the .•• ffiGHLANDER ~;;o,:: RESERVATIONS 475-4070 Northfield. . 1 Block South of Musicarnival University in Granville, Ohio, John ap­ peared with professional national summer stock companies in such musicals as 110 in the Shade, Camelot, The Fantasticks, ·. L'il Abner, Paint Your Wagon, Take Me Along, etc. Following graduation from Denison, with a B.A. in theatre arts, Davidson headed for New York. At his first New York audition, he won a co-starring role apposite Bert Lahr in Foxy. He later won enormous boxoffice and critical success in the New York Center revival of Okla­ homa. The production set a new box office record for dollars and attendance at the City Genter. John has managed to return to the musical theatre stage to star in Carousel and I Do! I Do! Motion pictures gave John one of his greatest challenges- that of working without the "feel" of a live audience. However, as witnessed by his fine per­ formances in two major Walt Disney films, The Happiest Millionaire with Fred McMurray, and The One and Only Gen­ uine Original Family Band with Walter Brennan, John more than met the chal­ lenge of this media. In the future, when his schedule permits, Davidson hopes to work in more films, John Hamilton Davidson was born in Pittsburgh, Pa., the son of a minister. Shartly thereafter, the Davidsons moved to Wilmington, N.C., and subsequently to Brockton, Mass. On Decem1>er 29, 1968, John married the former Jackie Miller in San Juan, Puerto Rieo, during a starring engagement at the noted Hilton Hotel. John and Jackie make their home in Hidden Hills, California, on a five-acre ranch where Davidson maintains a breed­ ing and training farm, Poly Royal Farms, continued

FINE FOODS • COCKTAILS WEST SJDE PARMA'TOWN MALL 8293 W. Ridgewood Dr., Parma, Ohio Phone 886-3550 EAST SIDE SOUTHGATE SHOPPINCi CENTER 5300 Northfield Rd., Maple Heights. Ohio Phone 662-2481 Anne was pretty funny. As a freshman company of Carnival for a year and a half she was voted school comedienne . . . and . . . standing by for Carol Channing in even today the drama award at Lowell is the New York production of Hello, Dolly, the Jo Anne Worley Award. After high ... appearing off-Broadway in such shows school, she realized if she were to get to as Hotel PE£Ssionato, The Second City the big city, she'd have to earn the money Revue and The Mad Show . . . and finally herself. Although her father was a suc­ to Las Vegas for the taping of the Bill -cessful farmer, there just wasn't a family Dana Show in which she was a regular fund to dip into so the "middle child" for the three weeks of the show. could travel to New York and "tread the While working at New York's Upstairs boards." Our Miss Worley promptly got a at the Duplex, J o Anne came to the at­ job as a waitress in a truck stop and tention of Merv Griffin, who immediately earned enough to get her as far as Blau­ signed her to appear on his show. Her velt, N.Y.'s Pickwick Players where she initial guesting stretched into over forty won a scholarship. This was followed by appearances on the Griffin Show. Joey another scholarship at Midwestern Col­ Bishop in California also got a looksee lege in Wichita Falls, Texas for two years at the Worley talent and made her a . .. finally moving to Los Angeles and the regular member of his "Son of a Gun Pasadena Playhouse. Although the Play­ Valley Players." Producer George Schlat­ house was just that, J o Anne did manage ter viewed one of Jo Anne's tapes and to get herself heard at several auditions cast her in his Rowan and Martin sum­ . . . one in which she caught the eye of mer special which led to Laugh In. Billy Barnes who signed her for his re­ J o Anne today is happy and well ad­ view, Billy Barnes People. The show had justed to her fame. She has worked long a good run in California, eventually mov­ and hard . . . with a future as busy as ing to New York, where it closed in one her past. She's back on Laugh In with week. JoAnne, however, got rave reviews. every spare moment taken by appearances The years that followed were busy ones on other TV shows, plus live theatre. ... with never a dull moment for Jo Starting at a truck stop, · Jo Anne has Anne. There was an engagement with the had a long haul. Is it little wonder she is Kenley Players in Ohio . . . the national a very serious young lady? for Arabian horses. They also own a 38-foot Ketch, moored in Marina Del Rey, Calif., which they sail as often as they can. The Davidson's have a son, John Hamil­ -Arby's ton, Jr., born February 26, 1970. Musicarnival JO ANNE WORLEY Special J o Anne Worley is a very serious young lady . . . although the majority of people OUer! who think they know her would argue the point to the brink of sheer exhausti~. The thing most of her fans and friends seem to overlook about Jo Anne is that actually there are two Miss Worleys: one this coupon entitles you to being the zany, raucous comedienne of "Laugh-In" . . . the other, a serious­ minded actres-s with a direction and drive ONE FREE ARBY's that would stagger many an Army general! when you pU-rchase one at "I may act crazy and laugh a lot," she reg~:~lar p1'ice says, "but underneath it all, I'm quite sober about my work, my personal life Good at any participating ... and my future. When you've been Arby's in Greater Cleveland born on a farm ... one of five children . . . and have always had an almost neu­ rotic compulsion to be a star . . . well, I'll tell you that's no laughing matter." Apparently the students at Lowell High School, in Lowell, Indiana, thought Jo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MUSICARNIVAL TICKET SERVICES DU,RING THE FALL, WINTER & SPRING

Although our box office is closed after Sept. 13, you can still get a head start on your tickets for next year with these year-round services: SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS are already on sale. You order with a deposit. Balance is billed to you in the spring when the schedule is set. See all the details and order blank on the page about subscriptions in this program. GIFT CERTIFICATES are on sale by mail year-round in any amount you wish. Just send check with stamped self-addressed envelope with your order to: Musicarnival, Box 802, Cleveland 44122. The person who receives the gift certificate exchanges it for the shows of his choice when box office opens. EXCELLENT FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING, birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, any gift occasion. FOR INFORMATION ANYTIME, WRITE MUSICARNIVAL, BOX 802, CLEVE­ LAND 44122 or leave a message with our answering service at 663-8400. Next summer's schedule of stars and shows will be ready for your selection in late April or early May. We start taking mail orders as soon as the schedule is announced. Box office opens and phone order service starts two weeks before the first show opens in June. If your company wants to advertise its products or services to 17,500 active, affluent northern Ohioans EACH WEEK throughout next summer, get the facts now about Musicarnival program advertising for next summer while you are planning your advertising budget for the coming year. For information write Nancy McArthur, Musicarnival, Box 802, Cleveland 44122. MUSICARNIVAL PROGRAM ADVERTISING IS AN ESPECIALLY EFFECTIVE WAY TO REACH BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND THEIR FAMILIES. •••••e•••e•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Anne was pretty funny. As a freshman company of Carnival for a year and a half she was voted school comedienne . . . and . . . standing by for Carol Channing in even today the drama award at Lowell is the New York production of Hello, Dolly, the J o Anne Worley Award. After high ... appearing off-Broadway in such shows school, she realized if she were to get to as Hotel Passionato, The Second City the big city, she'd have to earn the money Revue and The Mad Show ... and finally herself. Although her father was a suc­ to Las Vegas for the taping of the Bill cessful farmer, there just wasn't a family Dana Show in which she was a regular fund to dip into so the "middle child" for the three weeks of the show. could travel to New York and "tread the While working at New York's Upstairs boards." Our Miss Worley promptly got a at the Duplex, J o Anne came to the at­ job as a waitress in a truck stop and tention of Merv Griffin, who immediately earned enough to get her as far as Blau­ signed her to appear on his show. Her velt, N.Y.'s Pickwick Players where she initial guesting stretched into over forty won a scholarship. This was followed by appearances on the Griffin Show. Joey another scholarship at Midwestern Col­ Bishop in California also got a looksee lege in Wichita Falls, Texas for two years at the Worley talent and made her a ... finally moving to Los Angeles and the regular member of his "Son of a Gun Pasadena Playhouse. Although the Play­ Valley Players." Producer George Schlat­ house was just that, J o Anne did manage ter viewed one of J o Anne's tapes and to get herself heard at several auditions cast her in his Rowan and Martin sum­ . . . one in which she caught the eye of mer special which led to Laugh In. Billy Barnes who signed her for his re­ Jo Anne today is happy and well ad­ view, Billy Barnes People. The show had justed to her fame. She has worked long a good run in California, eventually mov­ and hard . . . with a future as busy as ing to New York, where it closed in one her past. She's back on Laugh In with week. JoAnne, however, got rave reviews. every spare moment taken by appearances The years that followed were busy ones on other TV shows, plus live theatre. ... with never a dull moment for Jo Starting at a truck stop, Jo Anne has Anne. There was an engagement with the had a long haul. Is it little wonder she is Kenley Players in Ohio . . . the national a very serious young lady? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE CATERERS What to do this fall

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