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1983-02 Perfectly Frank.Pdf NOBMANDIN C'NRYSI.ER • PLYMOUTH SINCE 1875 OVER 106 Years OF SALES & SERVICE LEADERSHIP • AUTHORIZED SERVICE FOR On the ALL CHRYSLER BUI LT CARS Avenue of Flags • BODY & FENDER REPAIRS CHRYSLER • CAR & TRUCK LEASING •• • QUALITY USED CARS • PARTS HEADQUARTERS CHRYSLER - MOPAR 900 WEST CAPITOL EXPRESSWAY • SAN JOSE. 266-9500 395-3101 LOS GATOS WINCHESTER BLVD. '1\1~1@2 ~ PRESENTS ~SSOClatlcl\. Music & Lyrics by FRANK LOESSER With Music by Louis Alter, Hoagy Carmichael, Milton DeLugg, Fred Hollander, Gene Krupa, Burton Lane, Joe Lilly, Jimmy McHugh, Joseph Meyer, Victor Schertzinger, Arthur Schwartz, Jule Styne, Lawrence Welk Staged & Choreographed By: Ray Toney Produced by: Edward Hand Music Director: Susan Louiseau Choral Director: Gladie Tuscher Conceived and Written by Kenny Solms Original New York Production Directed by Fritz Holt Original Choreography by Tony Stevens Performances: February 18, 19, 2~, 26.,27; March 4,5,6,11,12. Fridays & Saturdays - 8:30 pm Sunday Matinees, February 27; March 6 "Perfectly Frank" is produced by arrangement with and dialogue material furnished by MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL, 119 W. 57th St., New York, NY 10019 West Valley Box Office Saratoga Civic Theater % Jean Hutchins 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga 1411 Redmond Road 741-95081 Hour Before Curtain San Jose, CA 95120 268-3777/358-1896 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 [In Alphabetical Order] "Scout" Bartlett Katheryn Box Robert Bergman Peri-Sue Gellerman Phil Box Rita Grenland Kevin Kelly Lisa Howard Tom Weaver Anne Hubble DANCERS Bob Benscoter, Nancy Hand, Patricia King, Suzanne Pellett, Layla Shaar, Denise Staggs, Rodney Whitehouse Specialty Dancer - Denise Staggs ORCHESTRA Conductor Susan Louiseau Sass Gretchen Spitzer, Elly Weiser Reeds Jordan Selburn, Gail Schwartz, Kevin Deburt, Gene Tyacke, Clarence Savage, Jim Nash Trumpets Dan Swinehart, Steve Gileno, Ken Weir, Karl Kaub, Doug Bartholomew Trombones Jerry Olson, Howard Zinn Percussion Tom Eschenfelder Pianists Diane Reynolds, Cathy Howard Not all of the above instrumentalists will play at each performance. ABOUT FRANK LOESSER He was born on June 29 in 1910 in New York City. Frank Loesser wanted to write songs and nothing could stop him. Bypassing formal musical training, he started improvising on the piano at the age of six and then composing on a harmonica, taking a third prize in a harmonica contest. Extraordinarily, Loesser was a serious musician and a Bach scholar and had, as well, an overwhelming fund of knowledge of art, literature, philosophy and the mortise-and-tenon construction of 16th century cabinetry. He also expressed in both his work and his life the essence of the American musical theater. Because his attitude towards life was so contemporary, realistic and energetic, he did not permit nostalgia to enter into his vocabulary and today, his creative genius and relevance are as vital as ever. And such energy! He rocked Broadway, Hollywood and the rest of the world with his music-from the Runyonesque big-city exuberance of "Guys & Dolls" and "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" to the romantic Lyricism of "The Most Happy Fella" and "Greenwillow" and the gay vitality of "Where's Charley?" and "Hans Christian Andersen". All of this activity was apart from a personal life centered around his family. In 1959, he married soprano Jo Sullivan, who starred in many Broadway musicals. He was the proud father of four children. Hannah and Emily with his last wife, Jo, and Susan and John from his earlier marriage to the former Lynn Garland. Although Frank Loesser died in July of 1969, he left us the fruits of an undying spirit and vitality caught in his music and lyrics for the over fifteen hundred songs that he wrote. He was and is a man for our times. MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I "Guys & Dolls" Company "The Boys in the Backroom" Lisa "Murder, He Says." Peri-Sue & Phil "Some Like It Hot" Lisa, Robert, & Ted Dance Rod, Denise, & Bob "I Don't Want to Walk Without You" Rita "Roseanna" Ted "I Wish I Didn't Love You So" Kevin "Where Are You?" Robert "They're Either Too Young or Too Old" Anne "What Do You Do In the Infantry?" Company "Military Tap" Denise, Nancy, Suzanne, Layla, Pat .'Praise the Lord & Pass the Ammunition" Company "Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year" Katheryn "I Believe In You" Company "Make a Miracle/My Darling" Peri-Sue & "Scout" FLVALE - ACT I "I Hear Music" "Heart & Soul" "Baby, It's Cold Outside" "On a Slow Boat to China" "Two Sleepy People" Company { "Small Fry" "Just Another Polka" J "What Are You Doing "Jingle, Jangle, Jingle" New Year's Eve?" INTERMISSION ACT II "The New Ashmolean Marching Society" Company Trombone Solo Rod "Standing on the Corner" Robert, Phil, "Scout", Ted "Once In Love With Amy" ...........................................•• Scout" Dance Kevin "Marry the Man Today" Anne, Lisa "Happy to Keep His Dinner Warm" Lisa "Never Will I Marry" Ted "Adelaide's Lament" Anne "Somebody, Somewhere/Rosabella/ Warm All Over/My Heart Is So Full of You" Katheryn & Kevin "Can't Get Out of This Mood" Lisa, Rita, "Scout", Denise "Junkman" Rita "More I Cannot Wish You" Company FINALE - ACT II "If I Were a Bell" "Sit Down You're Rocking the Boat" "Hoop Dee Doo" "Brotherhood of Man" ''Bubbles In the Wine" "No Two People:' "Big D" "Luck Be a Lady" Company "Anywhere I Wander" "Fugue for Tinhorns' "Sand in My Shoes" "Take Back Your Mink" "Sing a Tropical Song" "Howd'ja Like to Love Me" "Ay, Ay, Ay, Dolores" "The Lady's In Love" PRODUCTION STAFF Assistant to the Choreographer Denise Staggs Set Designer Paul Gilger Lighting Designer Carl Ballou Costumer Judy Pincus Properties & Set Decoration Laurel Kinley Assistant Ann M. Gmelin Technical Director William Shepard Stage Manager Gene Pincus Make-up Vicky Lynn Hallof Sound John H. Hauser Publicity & Promotion Betty Tracy Huff, Marge Hand Program Coordinators Marge Hand, Betty Tracy Huff Poster & Program Graphics Mike Stevens House Manager Celia Beebe Lobby Decoration Dawn Meidinger Box Office & Reservations Jean, Brian, Bill Hutchins, Enid Maurice, Gladys MacArthur Rehearsal Pianists Cathy Howard, Diane Reynolds R.ehearsalDance Alternate Robin Reynolds Lighting Crew ,Kathy Dortland, Shawna Dortland, Alan Whittle & Lynn Hollingsworth Stage Crew Paul Lara, Bob Griswold, Bud King & Ann Gmelin Costumers Celia Beebe, Betty Avilla, Cele Pincus, Diane & Robin Reynolds and Cast Members Scene & Set Construction & Painting .Jim Nash, Bill Shepard, Rodney Whitehouse, Gene Pincus, Bud King, Dick Meidinger, Ed & Nancy Hand GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Foothill School and Saratoga Union School District, Kennedy Junior High School and Cupertino School District, Palo Alto Community Theater, San Jose Mercury-News, Peninsula Time Tribune, Meredith Publishing Company, Los Gatos Times Observer, KBAY Radio, Radio Stations KLOK, KLlV, KARA, KEEN, KEZR, Cupertino High School, Fremont High School, Gilbert & Sullivan Society, Gaslighter Theater, Sunnyvale Community Players, Tuxedo Fashions. DID YOU KNOW? • that "Baby, It's Cold Outside" from the movie, "Neptune's Daughter" won an Academy Award for best motion-picture song of the year? • that "How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying" won Loesser a Pulitzer Prize? • that Loesser handcrafted a corner (just a corner) of a Regency desk, inlaid and perfectly finished and sent it to John Steinbeck with a note saying, "From the desk of Frank Loesser"? • that the first song he ever wrote both words and music for was "Praise The Lord and Pass the Ammunition"? • that "Where's Charley?" was Loesser's first Broadway musical? • that "Guys & Dolls" won the New York Critics Circle Award and Tony Award ran 1200 performances? RAY TONEY We welcome Ray to his first directing task with West Valley Light Opera. A familiar figure on our stage, Association subscribers will remember his wonderful portrayals of Jerry Cohan in "George M" and Pooch in "Good News". Ray began his theatrical career as an MC with Golden State Theaters in San Francisco and then traveled extensively as a dancer and comedy performer. He has directed TV commercials and staged and choreographed several musical revues in the Orient as well as in the US. He choreographed "Finian's Rainbow" and WVLO's "Kiss Me, Kate" and with wife, Barbara, choreographed WVLO's "Pal Joey" and Saratoga Drama Goup's "70, Girls, 70". The recipient of a CAT award and several Inner City Circle awards, he gave memorable performances in local productions of "Mr. Roberts", "Marathon 33", "Sugar", and "Finian's Rainbow". His latest achievement, "Delta Centauri", an original musical romantic comedy, which he co-authored with Marge Hand, will be presented by Cupertino Actors Studio Theater in July in Cupertino. Ray has also composed a number of other songs which may just be hits someday. We wish him the best of luck in all his endeavors and hope he will join us soon again in any capacity. SUSAN LOUISEAU Sue makes her debut with West Valley Light Opera as Music Director, but is no stranger to our stage or orchestra pit. She has played clarinet for "Brigadoon", "Good News", "Flower Drum Song", and "The Student Prince" and performed on our stage in "Wonderful Town". A clarinet major from Jordan College of Music in Indianapolis, she played professionally in the Midwest for 10 years. She was married to a trumpet player for 12 years who did not want her to perform so after her divorce, she climbed out of the pit to appear in production of "Most Happy Fella", "Company" and "Damn Yankees". She moved to California in 1979 and became involved in community theater immediately. Sue's most recent appearances were in "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Wizard of Oz", One of her two beautiful daughters plans to make her a grandmother sometime during the run of this show.
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