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MEREDITH WILLSON's

Director: JOHN P. HEALY

~Iu,ic & Choral Direction hy: Choreograph,' hv: FRANKMATOSICH DEBBIE WILSON

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Book, Music & Lyrics by MEREDITH WILLSON

FEATURING STEWART LYLE and CARA-L YNNE BERGMAN

WITH Sean Burger, Robert P. Bergman, Dee Dee Healy, Marge Hand, Zachary Propersi, Elana Goer, Justin Sandoval, Tarah Flanagan, Sara Stein, Chuck Eger, Ken Wallis, Tony Martin, Greg Casper, Lisa Ellison, Carol Knouf, Shelley Smith, and Janet Miller.

"THE MUSIC MAN" is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, 545 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY.

Performance Dates West Valley Box Office c/o Jean Hutchins Gala Opening Sat.June 23,1990 (8:30 p.m.) 1411 Redmond Road Friday· June 29 •July 6,13,20,27 (8:30 p.m.) San Jose. CA 95120 (408) 268-3777 or 358-1896 Saturday· June 30· July 7, 14, 21, 28 (8:30 p.m.) Sunday· June 24 •July 1, 8,15,22 (2:30 p.m.) Saratoga Civic Theater 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga 741-9508 1 hour before curtain

PLEASE NOTE: By order of the City Council and the Fire Marshall, smoking, refreshments and recording or taking photographs during performances are not permitted. CAST OF CHARACTERS (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE)

Travelling Salesmen Leonard Calvelli, Christopher Frye, Carl Honore, Michael Ladasky, Jason Miller, Abe Sylva Charlie Cowell John Tralongo Conductor John Ladasky Harold Hill Stewart Lyle Mayor Shinn Robert P. Bergman Ewart Dunlop Tony Martin Oliver Hix Ken Wallis Jacey Squires Greg Casper Olin Britt Chuck Eger Marcellus Washburn Sean Burger Tommy Djilas Justin Sandoval Marian Paroo Cara-Lynne Bergman Mrs. Paroo Marge Hand Amaryllis Elana Goer Winthrop Paroo Zachary Propersi Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn Dee Dee Healy Zaneeta Shinn Tarah Flanagan Gracie Shinn Sara Stein Alma Hix Shelley Smith Maude Dunlop...... Carol Knouf Ethel Toffelmier Lisa Ellison Mrs. Squires Janet Miller Constable Locke Alan Glover Little Boy Mark Dannenberg Little Girl Kathryn McElroy River City Citizens: Henci Goer, Simone Skeels, Dina Soldavini, Marsha Sternin, Zachary Propersi, Kathryn McElroy.

Dancers: Barbara Cowie, Alissa Dariano, Matthew Harvey, Michael Murry, Christina Pellett, Angela Rush, Karl Schweitzer, Mark Stadelman, Robert Summers, Shari Yankovich, Kristin Young.

Understudies: Harold Hill - Mike Boston (Performing July 14, Matinee), Winthrop - Mark Dannenberg (Performing July 15, Matinee), Amaryllis - Kathryn McElroy (Performing July 15, Matinee), Douglas Hagdohl, II - General Male Understudy.

ORCHESTRA: Conductor - Frank Matosich, Jr. Violin: Pat Healy, Gretchen Spitzer, Doris Wallis. Cello: John Healy, Linda Bloomquist. Bass: Steve Adkins. Woodwinds: Linda Black, Bill Gay, Mike Meida, Jim Nash, Eileen Bowman, Ed Holm, Lynn Bonnicelli. Trumpet: Bill Hunsicker, John Halblieb, Jeremy Bolt. Trombone: Eric Seidel, Merle Knouf, Gary Black, Dan Percell, Gordon Bowman. Piano/Celeste: Ken Getz, Dave Close. Percussion: Nancy Welchly.

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ACT I

SCENE 1: A Railway Coach - Morning, July 4, 1912 "Rock Island" Charlie Cowell & Travelling Salesmen

SCENE 2: River City, Iowa, Center of Town - Immediately Following "Iowa Stubborn" Townspeople of River City "Trouble" Harold & Townspeople

SCENE 3: The Paroos' House - That Evening "Piano Lesson" Marian, Mrs. Paroo & Amaryllis "Goodnight My Someone" Marian & Amaryllis

SCENE 4: Madison Gymnasium - Thirty Minutes Later "Seventy Six Trombones" Harold, Boys & Girls "" "Sincere" Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey

SCENE 5: A Street In River City - Immediately Following "The Sadder-But-Wiser Girl" Harold & Marcellus "Pickalittle" Eulalie, Maud, Ethel, Alma, Mrs. Squires, Ladies of River City SCENE 5: "Goodnight Ladies" Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey

SCENE 6: Interior of Madison Library - Immediately Following "Marian The Librarian" Harold, Marian & Dancers

SCENE 7: A Street - The Following Saturday Noon

SCENE 8: The Paroos' Porch - That Evening "My White Knight" Marian

SCENE 9: Center of Town - Noon the Following Saturday "Wells Fargo Wagon" Winthrop & Townspeople

INTERMISSION ACT II

SCENE 1: Madison Gymnasium - The Following Tuesday Evening "It's You" Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey, Eulalie, Maude, Ethel, Alma & Mrs. Squires "Shipoopi" Marcellus, Harold, Marian, Tommy, Zaneeta and Kids "Pickalittle Reprise" Eulalie, Maud, Ethel, Alma, Mrs. Squires & Ladies

SCENE 2: A Back Alley - The Following Wednesday Evening "Lida Rose" Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey "Will I Ever Tell You" Marian

SCENE 3: The Paroos' Porch - Immediately Following "Gary, Indiana" Winthrop

SCENE 4: The Footbridge - Fifteen Minutes Later "Till There Was You" Marian & Harold

SCENE 5: Madison Park - A Few Minutes Later "Seventy Six Trombones" & "Goodnight My Someone" Harold & Marian

SCENE 6: A Street In River City - A Few Minutes Later 'Till There Was You, Reprise" Harold

SCENE 7: Madison Gymnasium - Immediately Following "Finale" Entire Company STEWART LYLE- Professor Harold Hill We welcome Stewart back to our staqe for his third production with WVLO after an absence of six years. He was our butler in "Annie" and a featured performer in "Rodgers & Hart" review. He earned his BS in Chemical Engineering from UC Berkeley and is currently a marketing communications specialist for KLA Instruments. His long list of impressive credits include nine years of vocal training, performances in "Once Upon A Mattress", "Jesus Christ, Superstar", 'Tomfoolery", "Cabaret", "Fantasticks", "Everything's Coming Up Sondheim", "Merrily We Roll Along", "Sunday After Dark With Sondheim", and "Have A Birthday, Mr. Sondheim", his most recent production. He enjoys books and his drums and states his life's ambition is the "life upon the wicked stage." We wish you well, Stewart, in following that 'wicked' path, but we hope you take your time so that we may enjoy your talents for a few more years!

CARA-L YNNE BERGMAN - Marian Paroo Cara-Lynne appeared in our production of "Girl Crazy" as Charity and the role of Marian is very familiar to her after having performed it ten years ago for SJCMTs production. Among her many. credits, she has played leading roles in G&S's "HMS Pinafore", "Pirates of Penzance", "Iolanthe", "Trial By Jury", "Patience", "Ruddigore", "The Gondaliers", and "Princess Ida". For SJCMT she appeared in "Cinderella", "Scrooge", "HMS Pinafore", "Bye Bye Birdie", and "Oklahoma". In addition, she has performed for the Lamplighters, Saratoga Chamber Theater, SCP and Centerstage Productions. Before she met and married Bob (Mayor Shinn), she traveled extensively with her family for World Vision International throughout the US and Central America. She even has played the Opry House Melodramas! She looks forward to someday playing Guenevere in "Camelot". With all her performing, she has also found time to do costumes, makeup and hair design in her 15years' involvement in Community Theater here in the Bay Area! We are delighted to welcome Cara-Lynne back to our stage!

SEAN T. BURGER - Marcellus Washburn Our regular audience members will remember this talented young man from last season's "Guys & Dolls" when he was featured as Nicely-Nicely Johnson and his rousing rendition of "Sit Down, You're Rocking The Boat"! A native of San Jose, Sean celebrates his 20th year in show business this year. He earned his BA Degree in Advertising at SJSU and has done two TV commercials and several radio spots. His favorite roles include Nicely- Nicely (of course), Charlie in "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown", the Cowardly Lion in "Wizard Of Oz" and Marryin' Sam in "Li'l Abner". His main ambitions are to be successfully self-employed and to play Pseudolus in "A Funny Thing Happend On The Way To The Forum". Just wait 'til you see what happens to him on a street in River City, Iowa!

ROBERT P. BERGMAN - Mayor Shinn This will be Bob's seventh production with WVLO, his most memorable was Sancho Panza in "Man Of La Mancha", but his other leading roles were in "Girl Crazy", "Oklahoma", "Pajama Game", "Good News" and "Perfectly Frank". His most recent stage appearance was at the Opry House in the old-fashioned melodrama! A native of Libya, Bob has lived in the Santa Clara Valley since 1968 and is a graduate of Santa Clara University Law School. Bob has worked with the Saratoga Chamber Theater, G & S, CAST, SCP, SJMTand the Foothill Summer Theater. Bob is an attorney and his practice emphasizes estate planning, probate, real estate, corporate and personal injury law. He is married to Cara-Lynne, has several cats and is an avid miniature wargaming hobbiest. If you need a singing attorney, Bob is your man and I'm sure he has plenty of his business cards to hand out! DEE DEE HEALY - Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn This marks Dee Dee's third production with WVLO; our 'regulars' will remember her as "Irene" and as Ado Annie in "Oklahoma", both memorable performances. Not only is she a talented and versatile performer, she is also an experienced costumer, her 'other' role in this production. Her credits include 16years of performing in the Bay Area, beginning with her first appearance in "U'I Abner" in 1974to her most recent performance as Lola in "Damn Yankees" at SJ City College. She has also played Annie in "Annie Get Your Gun" and Millie in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" for SDG and Sweet Sue in SCP's production of "Sugar". Her family consists of her Director husband, John, and their two 'children', a Boxer named Audrey and a Schnauzer named Ebeneezer. Dee Dee works for Valid in Human Resources and says her hobbies are costuming, shopping at Nordstroms and Victorian houses. Her life's ambition is to play Dorothy in "The Wizard Of Oz"!' (Hint' Hint!) No need to ask who her "White Knight" is -- since he has spent so much time in white casts lately -- none other than her hubby, John' Glad to have you back, Dee Dee!

JOHN R. TRALONGO - Charlie Cowell A native of Santa Clara, has been involved in Community Theater since 1971. His first musical wasdirected by John Healy. John has performed in over 50 productions including "Oliver", "Oklahoma", "Guys & Dolls", and Marriot's Great America's 1981 Production of "The Music Man". Last year John earned an MBA from the College of Notre Dame. John uses his acting talents daily at Lockheed Missiles and Space Company.

MARGE HAND - Mrs, Paroo Marge just completed the role of Golde in "Fiddler On The Roof" and returns for her 24th production with WVLO. Between these two productions, she appeared as May Davenport in MVCrs "Waiting In The Wings" so she has returned to the theater with a vengeance this season, making up forthe two years she was absent from the stage while she served as Lt. Governor and Governor for Quota International's 12th District. Her involvement with this service organization which shatters silence for the hearing impaired has led to a great awareness for more hearing conservation on the part of our youngsters, and for more facilities and devices for the hearing impaired so that they, too, can enjoy productions like this one. Her long list of theatrical credits include her favorite roles; Elizabeth Barret Browning, Dolly Levi, Nellie Cohan, Aunt Eller, Mama Rose and Geraldine O'Dare. Marge performs regularly with Mystery By Design and is a self-employed Computer Services Contractor. She and husband, Ed, her biggest supporter, have three daughters and one darling granddaughter, so she keeps busy with many projects. Since she's half Irish, she says Mrs. Paroo's brogue comes naturally to her! Sure, and that's no blarney'!

PROGRAM ADVERTISING RATES You Will Get Three Consecutive Shows For One Price! For More Information Call: Gene Pincus at (408) 257-79511 JUSTIN SANDOVAL - Tommy A recent graduate of Lincoln High School, Justin makes his first appearance with WVLO, but he has had five major musical supporting roles; his favorite being Barnaby in "Hello, Doily!". He is a tour guide at Winchester Mystery House and just loves scaring people!

TARAH FLANAGAN - Zaneeta A sophomore at Lincoln High School, Tarah works as a gymnastics instructor for the Ballet Centre. This is Tarah's debut with WVLO; however, she has appeared in five other musical productions. Her major ambition is to be an English teacher.

ELANA GOER - Amaryllis This is Elana's 1st production. She plays piano, loves acting, singing, gymnastics, reading and wants to be an author because she loves writing fiction and poems.

ZACHARY PROPERSI - Winthrop A native, Zachary is a second grader and makes his debut on stage in this production. He enjoys soccer, rock collecting and puzzles.

SARA STEIN - Gracie Sara has already appeared in four productions, but this will be her first on our stage. She loves singing, dancing, gymnastics and piano and wants to be a professional singer/dancer.

BARBERSHOP QUARTET

GREG CASPER - Jacey Squires Greg recreates this role he played in High School and at Great America. He's also appeared in "Hello, Doily!", "Oklahoma" and "Unsinkable Molly Brown". This is his first production with WVLO. TONY MARTIN - Ewart Dunlop A Computer Software Engineerfor Lockheed, this is Tony's debut on our stage. He has a long list of theatrical credits; but be on the lookout for his book, "How To Spend All Your Money Before The Age Of 301" KEN WALLIS - Oliver Hix Also making his first appearance with WVLO, Ken is a dentist who just became the father of a beautiful little girl. Congratulations, Papa, and also to your wife! Besides grade school and college productions, this is his first community theater performance 1 CHUCK EGER - Olin Britt Chuck just completed his role of King Pellinore in SDG's "Camelot" and makes his first appearance with WVLO. He appeared with the San Bernardino CLO and for ten years worked with the Sacramento Music Circus. Retired from Westinghouse, he has 3 grandchildren to help fill his spare time!

LISA ELLISON - Ethel After researching past programs, we think this is Lisa's fourth production with WVLO. She lists several other credits since she began her theatrical career in 1975; her most memorable was Roxie in "Chicago" for SCPo A Senior Administrator for Ready Systems, her career ambition is to learn Japanese and tour Japan. CAROL KNOUF - Maude A native San Franciscan, Carol has performed regularly with SDG; but this is her first production with WVLO. When not performing, she works in the Sales Office of Valid and enjoys her grandsons Shawn & Greg. SHELLEY SMITH - Alma Shelley came from Houston only a year ' ago and has performed the national anthem for the NCAA finals at Stanford and appeared in "My Fair Lady" for Peninsula CLO. She enjoys swimming, singing, flute and her three cats as well as her position as Director of Real Estate at Natural Wonders. JANET MILLER - Mrs. Squires (Not Pictured) This is Janet's third appearance with WVLO, she was Sr. Margaretta in "Sound Of Music" and a nurse in "South Pacific". A junio high school teacher of English and Latin at Old Orchard School, she's also President of the Orchard City Community Chorus and Swim manager for Glen Oaks Swim & Tennis Club. Herfondest dream was to get herbio in the program!! JOHN P. HEALY-Director/Co-Producer John is certainly no stranger to the Bay Area theatrical audience for he has been performing, directing and influencing talent here all his life. He is best known as the Founder of the San Jose Childrens Musical Theater in 1969 and its Executive Director for 15 years and the Founder/Director of the Gilbert & Sullivan Society in 1973. As a professional cellist in the San Jose Symphony for five years, he was the youngest musician to have a full-time seat at the age of 15. He has directed over 200 productions, with children, community theater and professional theater as well. He has worked as Director, Music Director, Choreographer, Stage Manager, Designer and Technician and currently heads the Performing Arts Dept. at Abraham Lincoln Performing Arts High School, Arts Magnet of San Jose Unified. This is John's third directorial position with WVLO, but performed leading roles in four of our productions, including "Anything Goes", "Student Prince", "How To Succeed", and "Sweet- hearts", and was in the Association's second show, "Oklahoma" 25 years ago. He also directed "Oklahoma" in 1980 and his production of "Irene" won the ERMA award for Best Show in 1985-86. In 1976, John was named Man of the Year by the San Jose Chamber of Commerce, a well-deserved honor for all of rus accomplishments. John is "The Music Man", since this is his 8th production, directing 5, playing in the orchestra for 2 and performing Harold Hill at Marriott's Great America in 1981. He knows the whole show by heart! The highlight of his life was receiving a kidney transplant from his lovely, talented wife, Dee Dee, three years ago. He hopes to win the lottery so he can establish a professional dinner theater in San Jose. Welcome back to our staff, John. We wish you continued good health and happiness and oh yes, luck - to win the lottery!!!

DEBBIE WILSON - Choreographer It is always a pleasure to have this talented choreographer on our staff. This is her second production with WVLO, the other "Irene" in 1986. Her most recent credit on this stage was "A Chorus Line" which she directed and choreographed for SDG in 1988. Her long list of impressive credits include the 4ger Halftime shows for the past 7 years, 1989 and 1990 East-West Shrine Game Halftimes, '85 and '89 Black & White Balls in San Francisco, the 1989 American Bowl in London, '84 Olympic Opening Ceremonies and the Superbowl XIX pregame ceremonies. She just completed an assignment as Assistant Choreographer for SJCLO's "Jesus Christ, Superstar". Even though she teaches at Lincoln High School full time, she still manages to teach the dance line at SJSU and do various other bizarre spectacles and projects. She received her BA Degreefrom SJSU in Theater Arts/Dance and has also studied in Los Angeles and New York. Debbie is a marvelous performer as well, but if you want to know just how many shows she has actually done, you will have to ask her mother! Would you believe this talented lady began her career at the age of 4as a skunk dancing to "Wouldn't You Like Me For Your Very Own?" You can call her "Flower" if you want to. We're very glad she grew up to be such a beautiful dancer and teacher. The only time we have "Trouble" with a capital T is when we blow our dance steps or arm movements; . but we love ya, Deb. Thanks for sharing your marvelous talent with us.

FRANK MATOSICH, JR. - Musical Director Returning to WVLOA after a three-year absence, Frank brings over 20 years of experience as a conductor, and educator. His conducting includes symphony orchestras, choirs, opera, studio, and pageant productions. Currently the staff musical director for Peninsula Civic Light Opera, his recent theater credits include "West Side Story" (Cleveland Opera) and "Cabaret" (National Company with Joel Grey). Frank spent last winter in Miami, as Assistant Conductor of the London-bound musical "Matador", and "The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd" for the Coconut Grove Playhouse. Returning to California, he was Assistant Conductor of "The Pirates Of Penzance" (San Jose Civic Light Opera), and musical director of "They're Playing Our Song" (SCP) and "Fiddler On The Roof" (Peninsula Civic Light Opera). With WVLOA, he was Assistant Conductor/Choral Director of "Irene" an Assistant Conductor/Musical Assistant of "Sweet Charity". PRODUCTION STAFF Producers Jean Hutchins & John P. Healy Director John P. Healy Musical Director Frank Matosich, Jr. Assistant Choral Directors Ken Getz & Dave Close Choreographer Debbie Wilson Set Designer Steven Wathen Technical Director Ed Hand Lighting Designer Dina Myers Costume Designer .•...... Dee Dee Healy Stage Manager Douglas Hagdohl, " Assistant Director Eric Forst Properties Brenda Albrecht, Roxanne Stein House Manager Christina Mangosing J Publicity Betty Tracy Huff Rehearsal Pianists Ken Getz, Myndall Maurer, Dave Close Wardrobe Donna Ladasky Lighting Operator...... Devon Liss Lobby Design Dawn Meidinger Photography Carl Ballou-Ballou Photography Poster/Flyer Design Nuberry Advertising Poster/Flyer/Program Printing Simpson Printers Program Marge Hand Stage Crew...... Paul Lara, Bob Vander Putten Lighting Crew Gabe Johnson, Rob Hanisch Costume Construction Barbara Erling, Donna Ladasky, Celia Beebe, Pat Phillips, Louise Brown, Pat Yankovich, Rhonda Patroka, and Cast Members River City Set Construction Company...... Phil Box, Gene Collinge, Alan Glover, Ed Hand, Carl Honore, Ed Howie, John Ladasky, Tony Martin, Hugh Mecum, Jim Nash, Christina Pellett, Gene Pincus, Dick and Bill Shepard, Robert Summers, John and Shari Yankovich, Stewart Lyle River City Set Painting Company Bert and Brenda Albrecht, Trevor Albrecht, Robert and Cara-Lynne Bergman, Phil Box, Marge and Nancy Hand, Dee Dee Healy, John Ladasky, Roxanne Stein, and Robert Summers Wigs Larry Dennis Reservations/Box Office Jean Hutchins Opening Night Refreshments Dawn Meidinger, Angels Unlimited Lobby Refreshments Angels Unlimited

E1Paseo de Saratoga #675 San Jose, CA 95130 P.O. Box 2478 Saratoga, CA 95070·2478 CAPTAIN'S CAPE AWARD At the end of the '79-80 season, WVLO Board initiated a special award in memory of its late President, Captain R.P. Maurice. The "Captain's Cape" award, selected by the Director, is presented to a member of the chorus who has made an outstanding contribution to the success of the production.

Recipients of this award to date:

Bob Mills "Oklahoma" Mike Mood "Some Enchanted Evening" Carolyn Manning & Lisa Ellison "Sugar" Caryl Woodward "Good Morning" Les Dale ...... •..... "My Fair Lady" Edwin Stafford, Jr. ..•...... "Wonderful Town" Nancy Hand .....•..•.....•.... "Dames At Sea" Diana Tyler "Kiss Me Kate" Bruce Wheeler ...... •...... "Irene" r Chao-Ping Wu "Flower Drum Song" Keith Allauni "Hello Dolly" } Cosmo Hom "Pajama Game" Bob Mills "Sweet Charity" Matthew A. Meile, Jr. "West Side Story" Carl Honore "Desert Song" Carl Honore "The Student Prince" Bruce Bowman .....•...... "Anything Goes" Rod Whitehouse "Perfectly Frank" John B. Scott "42nd Street" Bob Mills "Man Of La Mancha" Ann Gmelin "South Pacific" Robin Reynolds/Gloria Barnes "Mame" Robert Summers "Girl Crazy" Stephen Von Till "Annie" Mark Mann/Jeff Dreyer...... "Guys & Dolls" Pat King ...... •...... "Rogers & Hart" Claire Cormier/Brad Hightdudis "Sound of Music" Kitty Gmelin "Showboat" Fritz Allmon "Kiss Me Kate" Len Jacobson "Fiddler On The Roof"

ORCHESTRA VEST AWARDS

"Flower Drum Song" Jim Nash "My Fair Lady" Nancy Welchly "Pajama Game" ...... •... Jordon Selburn "Dames At Sea" Diane Reynolds "West Side Story" ....•..•..•.... Dan Swinehart "Hello Dolly!" Shirley Cowart "Student Prince" Ellie Weiser "Desert Song" Bonnie Bowman "Perfectly Frank" Jim Nash "Anything Goes" ..•...... Lindy Barnes "Man of La Mancha" Nancy Welchly "42nd Street" Jean Narunsky "Meme" Tom Eschenfelder "South Pacific" Cathie Howard "Annie" ...... Doug Bartholemew "Girl Crazy" ...... •...... Linda Black "Showboat" Lynell Miller "Guys & Dolls" Cathie Howard "Some Enchanted Evening" Wanda Saxton & "Sound Of Music" ...... • . .. Bonnie Bowman Diane Reynolds "Kiss Me Kate" Arlene Jacobs "Sugar" ...... •...... Alan Haydis "Fiddler On The Roof" Terry Boman ..- . ) j COMING NEXT TO THIS THEATER Saratoga Drama Group "NINE" September/October 1990

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A Non-Profit Organization The object of this Association is to promote cultural activity in the area and to provide opportunities for anyone with dramatic aspiration to take part in theatrical productions under the guidance of experienced Play Directors. We sincerely hope you enjoy our "Musical Comedy" season. Should you wish to become a subscriber, just submit the application below. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 779, Los Gatos, CA 95031 Telephone: Office (408) 358-1896, Workshop (408) 371-7379

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Edward Hand President Mrs. Elizabeth Dale .....•...... Vice President Mr. Gene Pincus Secretary Mr. Jim Nash Treasurer Mr. Richard Meidinger Member & Chairman of Angels Unlimited Mrs. Jean Hutchins .....•... Member & Chairperson of Box Office Dr. Robert Mills Member Mr. John Mcinerny ...... •...... Member Mr. Steven Von Till Counsel

Join with other enthusiastic theater-goers who help support West Valley Light Opera Association each season by completing the application form below and mailing it today. Your support assures our continuous presentation of the finest in musical comedy and light opera, showcasing our talented local performers in a 'professional' manner. Our productions enrich the community with excellent family entertainment. We are totally supported by income derived through the sale of subscriptions and tickets sold to the general public. By joining our Association as a subscriber, you will receive a discount off of the regular ticket price, guaranteed seating (all seats reserved), attend gala openings, your name printed in our souvenir program, newsletters revealing plans of the Association, free parking, personal service through our box office, and many other benefits.

------,PLEASE ENTER MY SUBSCRIPTION o PATRON $237.00 (12 seats to each of 3 performances) o DONOR $120.00 (6 seats to each of 3 performances) o SPONSOR $81.00 (4 seats to each of 3 performances) o REGULAR $42.00 (2 seats to each of 3 performances) o SPECIAL $36.00 (2 seats to each of 3 performances) NOTE: Special rate is for children under 16 years old and fully retired Senior Citizens, 65 & over ONLY. (Good for all performances except openings and Saturday evenings) Name Phone . Address . City Zip . Recommended by Date .

Please Check One Payment Enclosed, o New Application Mail to: o Renewal West Valley Light Opera Association P.O. Box 179, Los Gatos, CA 95031 Telephone: (408) 358·1896 ------~7/88 WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES ITS 26TH SEASON - 1990-91

"INTO THE WOODS" A Stephen Sondheim musical, just released after a successful Broadway run and country-wide tour, which is an adult musical fairy tale featuring Cinderella, Little Red Ridinghood, Rapunzel and Jack & The Beanstalk on a journey through the woods. This bewitching, dazzling and triumphant musical opened on Broadway in 1987 and received a Tony Award for Best Score, Best Lyrics and Best Book. It was given a New York Drama Critics Award for Best Musical. Songs include: "Hello, Little Girl", "Giants In The Sky", "Ever After", "Moments In The Woods" and the title song. Performances - NovemberlDecember 1990.

"KISMET" A beautiful, musical Arabian night which weaves a lush tapestry of romance and melody around one fateful day in the life of Haij, an impoverished poet of legendary Baghdad. The first Broadway production in 1953 received the Tony Award for Best Musical and Best Book. The 1955 film version starred Howard Keel and Ann Blyth. Songs include: "Sands of Time", "Rhymes Have I", "Baubles, Bangles & Beads", "Stranger In Paradise", and "This Is My Beloved". Performances - March/April 1991.

"OKLAHOMA" One of the all-time great musicals of the American Stage and also one of the longest running productions in Broadway history. Set in pioneer days of the Oklahoma territory, this exuberant story is pure Americana. This popular Rodgers & Hammerstein musical was awarded a special Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1944. Songs include: "Oh, What A Beautiful Morning", "Kansas City", "People Will Say We're In Love", "I Can't Say No", "All Er Nothin' ", and the title song. Performances - June/July 1991.

GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who will help at a moments notice and are always at hand when needed. MILLER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, ARGONAUT SCHOOL, SARATOGA MUSIC & FINE ARTS CENTER, SARATOGA DRAMA GROUP, CENTER STAGE PRODUCTIONS, SAN JOSE CIVIC LIGHT OPERA, LINCOLN DRAMA DEPARTMENT, GREAT AMERICA'S MATT SCHLEISEMAN, and especially ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL. Community Theater needs assistance from groups and individuals in order to survive. If it were not for the talent and help of all the friends and many more that have not been mentioned, our productions could not be presented. Thank you all very much. -Autographs-

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