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Jackson Buffalo Bill . .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... .... .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... .......... .... .. .. ... ...... Robert Hulsey Sitting Bull .................... ...................... .. ... ...................... Roger M. Eaves Pawnee Bill/Wilson .......................... .. ...... .. ....................... Eric Harrison Little Jake .............................................. ............................ Eric T. Mann Nellie .................................................... ... ....................... Allison Traylor Mrs. Potter Porter/Chorus .. .. .... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... ...... .. Dahren White Mac/Chorus .............................. ... ....... James Smith/Michael Henderson Man ......................................·.... .. .. ... .... .............................. Philip Gordon Man ........................................... .. ....... .. ............................... Joel Little Mrs. Adams/Chorus ..................... .............. Shelley Taylor Smith Mrs. Henderson/Chorus ..... ............................. Collin Pennington DIRECTED BY GLEN J. GILBERT Choreography· by Musical Direction by Dot Callanen-Gravett Charles Sanchez Assistant Choreographer................................ ................. Crystal Barr Stage Manager .. .. ........................ ...................... Jacob Roy Cummings Since 1862 ... serving your family is not Musical Rehearsal Pianist.............. ........................... Kelly Ponder Musical Computer Technician ... ............. .................. Hans Stiritz just a job to us .. .it•s our HERITAGE! Musical Computer Operator............................. Charles Sanchez Light Design............................................. .. .............. Glen J. Gilbert Assistant Lighting Technician.......................... Michael Klucher Set Design and Construction .. .. ....... ..................... Bob Birdsong Set Decoration ................................. .. .... ............. Geoffrey Bryant Costumes ........................................ .............. Stephanie Crenshaw Set Change Coordinator ................. .. ....... .. .............. Eric Harrison \ 2 3 "Annie Get Your Gun" SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS: ACTl ABOUT TONIGHT~ SHOW SCENE 1 ......................................................... ........ .................. The Wilson House, July "Colonel Buffalo Bill" ............. .... .......................... ... .. ......... Charlie, Dolly and Ensemble Irving Berlin's most successful musical, Annie "I'm a Bad, Bad Man" ............. .......... ............ .... .. .............................. Frank and the Girls Get Your Gun, opened at the Imperial Theatre "Doin' What Comes Natur'lly" ..................... .. ......... .......... Annie, the Kids and Wilson "The Girl That I Marry" .............. ....... ...... .................. .. ........................................... Frank on Broadway on May 16, 1946, and ran for an by "You Can't Get a Man With a Gun" .. .... ..... ... ... ..... ..... .... ... ..... .. .. ... ... ... ........ Annie amazing 1,14 7 performances with that greatest Glen J. Gilbert "There's No Business Like Show Business" ... ... Annie, Frank, Buffalo Bill and Charlie of Broadway stars, Ethel Merman, in one of her SCENE 2 .. ... ..................... A Pullman Parlor in an Overland Steam Train, six weeks later most famous roles. The show was produced by Richard Rodgers "They Say It's Wonderful" .......................................... ..... .................. Annie and Frank "Moonshine Lullaby" ........................ ..................................... Annie, Trio and the Kids and Oscar Hammerstein, and was originally supposed to have music by Jerome Kern, but when he passed away, they turned to Mr. Berlin, SCENE3 ................ ........................... The Fair Grounds in Minneapolis, a few days later "Show Business" (reprise) ........... ... ................................................. ..................... Annie who then wrote one of his most famous scores. The national tour "My Defenses are Down" .............................. .. ... .. ... ........................ Frank and the Boys followed and brought another Broadway great to the role of Annie SCENE4 .. ........ .. ... .. ....... ... ........................ The Arena of the Show Tent, later that night Oakley, Mary Martin. She had one of her greatest successes that "You Can't Get a Man With a Gun" (reprise) ........................................................ Annie gave her a national following prior to her South Pacific role th<l;t brought her stardom. The show was then made into a successful ACT2 movie starring Betty Hutton, after Judy Garland had to be let go by SCENE 1 .................... .. ............................ The Deck of a Cattle Boat, eight months later the MGM brass for health problems. Hollywood, never a town to "I Got Lost in His Anns" .. ...................................... ........................ Almie and Ensemble miss making-a buck, then built an entirely new movie musical around SCENE2 ............................. ............. The Ballroom of the Hotel Brevoort, the next night the title of one ofAnnie's most famous songs, "There's No Business "I Got the Sun in the Morning" ......................... ........ .............. Annie and the Company Like Show Business," starring, of course, Ethel Merman, along with "An Old Fashioned Wedding" ......... ..... .............................................. Annie and Frank "The Girl That I Marry" (reprise) .. .................................... .......... ........................... Frank Dan Dailey, Donald O'Conner and an up and coming blonde by the name of Marilyn Monroe. Annie Get Your Gun has had many SCENE3 .............................. .. A Feny en route to Governor's Island, the next morning 1 reincarnations since, including the 1966 20 h anniversary Lincoln SCENE4 .............................. Near the Fort on Governor's Island, immedi ately following Center version (the one we present tonight) that starred Merman "Anything You Can Do" ........... ................. ........ .. ................................ Annie and Frank "There's No Business Like Show Business" (reprise) ............ ................. The Ensemble herself, all the way up to the recent Broadway revival that won "Finale" ........... .......................... ..................................... .......................... The Ensemble Bernadette Peters another Tony Award for Best Actress, and many rave reviews for her replacement, the incredible Reba McEntire. Following the success of Annie Get Your Gun, Mr. Berlin and Ms. Merman teamed up again in 1950 to create Call Me, Madam, another Broadway smash for the pair. Answer to Can You Name This Show..... "Opal's Husband" 01105 4 5 \ MURDER AT THE HOWARD JOHNSON'S
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