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I Guy S. Little, Jr. Ptwnts I JANE KEAN in "GUYS AND DOLLS" July 23 28, 1968 - -2' GUY S. Little, Jr. PRESENTS JANE KEAN 'GUYS AND DOLLS" A Mvsicaf Fable of Broadway Based on a Story and C3raracters of Damon Runyon Music and Lyrics by Book by FRANK LOESSER JO SWERLING and ABE BURROWS with JERlLl LITTLE JOHN KELSO J. HOMER ANDERSON 8111 Haddad Ralph Foody Robert kltney Harold Goldberg Jean Webster Hlilliam Arthur DIRECTED AND- CHOREOGRAPHED BY GEORGE BUNT Musical Direction by ROBERT MOREEN PRODUCTION DESIGNED by ROBERT D. SOUL€ Costumes by JEAN WEBSTER Production Stage Manager Technical Dimctor BENNETT T. OBERSTEIN FREDRICK LEE OLSON I ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. LITTLE I CAST Nicely-Nicely Johnson ...... BILL HADDAD Benny Southstreet ...... NEIL FLECKMAN Rusty Charlie ...... WILLIAM ARTHUR Sarah Brown ...... JERlLl LITTLE Arvide Abernathy ...... HAROLD GOLDBERG Mission Band ...... LOIS P. CARLSON, GIL FISHER, PATTI FUOCO, LINDA HUTSON Harry the Horse ...... DAVID HARDIN Lt. Brannigan ...... RALPH FOODY Nathan Detroit ...... JOHN KELSO Angie the Ox ...... MICHAELROBINS Miss Adelaide ...... JANE KEAN Sky Masterson ...... J. HOMER ANDERSON Joey Biltmore ...... JOHN WALKER Mimi ...... DEBORAH WOOD General Matilda B. Cartwright ...... JEAN WEBSTER Big Jule ...... ROBERT GWALTNEY Drunk ...... TOM HASTINGS Hot Box Girls ...... DEBORAH WOOD, JEANNE REYNOLDS, LYNDA MILLOFF, SHARl BAUHS, CYNTHIA STROHACKER, MARY LOU WESTERFIELD Men's Chorus ...... DARYL WAGNER, TOM HASTINGS, GREGG STUMP,' SONNY KNIGHT, CARL GOODWIN, JOHN WALKER, MICH- AEL ROBINS. KEN FRANCIS.. GUY- LITTLE. WILLIAM ARTHUR Extras P. STEVE HARRIS, JEAN OBRECHT, MARY ~osco,'BECKY SIEGEL; 'NICHOLAS EVANS, JIM BALDASSARE ORCHESTRA: Robert Moreen and Eddie McCarty, Pianos; Michael Garrett, Percussion; Jack Henry, Bass. CREDITS: Macon Music, Inc., Decatur; McMannis Flower Shop Decatur. Don Barber-Montgomery Ward Decatur. Dr. Elliott; Elzy's Flower Shop Mr. ~azel1;-~oolwbrth's, Decatur; Methodjst ~hurih,~u~livah; Western Union Telegraph; ~aink-~ssicks,Decatur; Salvation Army; Commun~ty Discount. "Guys and Dolls" presented with permission of Music Theatre Intutrnational, 119 West 57th Street, New York, N. Y, EVERYTHING IN TRAVEL AIR.. . SEA . . . RAIL. . . TRAVEL SERVICE Call 365-3316 117 LINCOLN SQUARE--URBAMA

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firm, like only some 900 others, is proud to claim this distinction. May we welcome you soon? Sothern in Glad Tidincs and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Who's Who in the Cast ... O'B-ien in What Did We Do Wrong? John has also been featured opposite Dennis ANE KEAN (Miss Adelaide) is known and Weaver in Catcq Me If You Can. Gardner Mc- loved by television audiences all over the Kay in Funny Grrl, Bruce Yarnell in Show Boat country as "Trixie" on Jackie Gleason's The and Alan Young in The Odd Couple. He starred Honeymooners. With the contributions of as Pseudolus in Guy Little's tourinc oroductron Miss Kean, the series has proved to be a of A Funmy Thing Happened On The Way To tremendous success. She has also been verv The Forum and received rave reviews through- active on Broadway. in celebrated cafes and out the country. Barbra Streisand and the rn summer stock. She studied singing with Smothers Brothers were among his associates Kay Thompson who accompanied. her at the when he appeared at St. Louis' Crystal Palace. piano for one of her auditrons whrch won Jane This oast winter John appeared at Pheasant her first Broadway show Early In Bed where Run Playhouse in The Odd Couple with Dan critics acclaimed her a young Eth Merman. .Dailey. and in Voice Of The Turtle with Terry Other Broadwav shows include Cal? Me Mis- Moore. ter. Are You With It?. Pajama Game. and she replaced Jayne Mansfield in the Broadway run BILL HADDAD (Nicely-Nicely Johnson) has of Wilt Success Spoil Rock Hvter? established himself as a favorite with audiences Miss Kean has performed In well-known at The Little Theatre-On the Square. He ap- night clubs both here and abroad as a solo peared last week as Ruder, the cherubic inn performer and with her sister, Betty. At the keeper in The Student Prince. Bill has pre- time when she appeared as a single in caba- viously ropeared with Julja Meade in Here's rets, she was named one of the ten best dress- Love. Tab Hunter in Mrster Roberts. Betty ed women in the U. S. She and her sister Ann Grove in Camelot, and the touring oroduc- then combined their talents and appeared at tion of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way the London Palladium, Copacabana. Sands Las To The Forum. Last season Bill was featured Vegas and other top clubs. Their last appear- with Will Hutchins in Sweet Charity and as ance as a team was in the Broadway show Luther Billin with Betty Ann Grove in Soufh Ankles Aweigh. Pacifrc. In addition to her recent television role in The Honeymooners. Miss Kean has made RALPH FOODY (Lt. Brannigan) returns to guest appearances on .the Ed Sullivan Show The Little Theatre-On the Square after a year's as well as other major T.V. shows. Before absence. having last appeared as Ben in The coming to Sullivan. she starred in South Paci- World Of Stule won^ with Robert Reed. Mr. fic in Charlotte, North Carolina. Miss Kean Foodv will be remembered for such roles as resides in Hollywood with her producer-writer the Captain in Mister Roberts with Tab Hunter. husband Richard Linkroum. as Johnny in Lullaby with Rosemary Prinz and Margaret Hamilton. and as Dr. Lyman in Bus JERILI LITTLE (Sarah Brown) is recreating Stop with Edd Byrnes. the role of Sarah which she first. plaved at Since last seen in Sullivan, Mr. Foody has The Grand Theatre rn 1957 opposite Ronald been active in the Chicago area appearing with Rogers. Since that time, she has been a favo- Dan Dailey in The Odd ~ouple:and with Leon- rite of local audiences and has appeared in ard Nimoy in Visit To A Small Planet. He also over 50 roles including Lilli in Kiss Me Kate. was featured as Stosh in Stalag 17 with Fab- Sharon in Finian's Rainbow, Adelaide in Guys ian and as Inspector Levine in Catch Me If and Dolls. Annie in Anare Get Your Gun, You Can with Jane Russell. Mr. Foody just Magnolia in Show Boat, Nellie in South Pacr- completed a highl acclaimed role as Jud in fic and Esaie in Redhead. Twrce she h-as been Ok1ahoma! at the fn- he-~ound Theatre in Chi- Eddie Bracken's leading lady. appearrng op- cago. posite Mr. Bracken in The Tunnel of Love and The Seven Year Itch. While a student at ROBERT G.WALTNEY (Big Jule) de!ighted the U. of I Jerili appeared opposrte Peter Sullivan audiences last week in the comrc role Palmer in a" campus production of Roberta. of Lutz, valet to Prince Karl Franz. Among and in 1963 she was again seen with Mr. a long list of theatrical credits he includes ap- Palmer in The Little Theatre production of pearances yith Bert Lahr in' Burlesque, and The Tender Trap. Burl Ives m The Man Who Came To Dlnmr. Jerili's roles have also included Cheri in Mr. Gwaltney has been featured with Edward Bus Stop with Edd Byrnea and the title role Everett Horton Joe E. Brown Margaret TN- in Irma La Douce. both productions touring, man and most 'recently with &. and Mrs. Pat throu hout the Midwest in addition to bein O'Brien in What Did We Do Wrong? He has stage8 in Sullivan. Last season Jerili aopearei also appeared in Miami Beach's Deauville Ho- as Fanny Brice in Funny Girl with Gardner tel in productions of The Music Man and Call McKay ulie in Show Boat with Bruce Me Madam. Bob'a roles last season included yarnell' Z dhe Odd Couple with Alan Youn Mr. DePinna in You Can't Take It .With You and wiih Santos Ortega in You Can't Take f: and Captain Brackett in South Pacrfrc. With You. HAROLD GOLDBERG (A~ide)made his Sul- livan debut Last week as Toni in The Student Pr~me.His roles include Sidney in Catch Me If You Can, Sol Schwartz in The Tender Trap and eared with Ton Bennett in Silk Stockings, Mr. Kirby in You Can't Take It With Yw. In howard Keel ,in &mth Pacific and Kay Ballard musical iomedies Mr. Golberp: has appeared as in Out Of Thrs World. He has also starred with Bellamy in The Fantasticks, Finian in Finiads Carol Lawrence in GUVS And Dolls. Dorothv Rainbow and Ali Hakim in Oklahoma! among Collins in Show Boat and Tohn Raitt .in Caroi- many others. Mr. Goldberg's o era rol$ ran e from the Marriage Broker in hadam ~utterfBly to Dr. Bartolo in Barber of SevilIe. JEAN WEBSTER (General Cartwright) has ap- Lee Phillip Show, has sung with the Lyric peared at St. Louis Municipal Opera and in Opera of Chica~o,has been an m.c. and pro- stock in the Chicago area and Ohio. She has duction singer for night clubs, punched cattle been featured with Walter Pidgeon, Tab Hun- and has been a lumberjack. Recently J. Homer ter Tom Poston. Marie Wilson, Betty Ann spent three weeks in Vietnam for the Depart- ~rAve, Sprin Byington, Diana Dors Tom ment of Defense with Sig Sakowicz, Ewell, Jan Pfurray and most recently ;he appeared with ames Darren and Reginald Gard- JOHN KELSO (Nathan Detroit) is one of the ner in Tom hues. Besides acting and appearing most versatile talents in the theatre today. This on TV commercials, she and her husband Bill season at The Little Theatre-On the Square. Mr. Tsokos own and operate a theatrical firm for Kelso directed Robert Horton in Picnic. Ann which she is costume designer.

PRODUCTION STAFF FOR MR. LITTLE Public Relations and Publicity ...... Abigail Lighting Desi ner ...... Ray Duggan Spreyer Properties . . tue Le Beau and David Westphal Executive Secretary ...... Dee Bradley Assistant to the Costumer . . Theresa Kimbrough Assistant to the Producer .... Abigail Spreyer Rehearsal Pianist ...... Daryl Waaner Business Manager ...... Guy ST Little, Sr. Poster Artist ...... P. Steve Harris Box Office ...... Alma Smith, Margaret Librarian ...... Jeanne Reynolds Brummett, Inis Little. Jim Baldassare Program Editor ...... Sue Le Beau Property and Apprentice House Manager ...... can Obrecht Co-ordinator ...... Barbara Dilker Chi!dren's Theatre Director .... &nda Milloff Stand-rn for Miss Kean ...... Lois P. Carlson Ass~stant Stage Mana era .... Ablgail Spreyer Assistant to the Choreographer. .Deborah Wood Jean Webster and Bredrick Olson JULY 30-Aug. 1 1 Reserve Tickets Now

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,. -7-- Sept. 3-8-"No Time for Sergeants" Sept. 10-1 5-"The Mimcle Worker" Sept. 1 7-29-8'4Jw#e~~m~um Tm" , ^ ,. I I SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I Scene 1. Broadway Runyonland ...... New Fdt$brs Pueue for Tinhorns ...... Nicely-Nicely Johnson. Benny Southstreet and Rumty Chatge Follow the Fold ...... Sarah. Arvide, Agatha and Mission Grctlp The Oldest Established ...... Nathan, Nicely-Nicely, Benny and the Ctapahootdra Scene 2. Interior of the Save-A-Soul Mission I'll Know ...... Sarah ad Sky Scene 3. A Phone Booth Scene 4. The Hot Box. Ni~htclub A Bushel and a Peck ...... Miss Adelaide and the Hot Box Dolls Adelaide's Lament ...... Adelaide Scene 5. A Street off Broadway Guys and Dolls ...... Nicely and Benny Scene 6. Exterior of the Mission. Noon, the next day. Scene 7. A Street off Broadway Scene 8. San Juan. Pucrto Rico-El Cafe Cubano. San Juan ...... Sarah, Sky and Dancers Scene 9. Outside El Cafe Cubano. Immediately following. If I Were a Bell ...... Sarah My Time of Day ...... Sky Scene 10. Exterior of the Mission. I've Never Been in Love Before ...... Sky and Sarah ACT I1 Scene 1. The Hot Box. Nightclub Take Back Your Mtnk ...... Adelaide and Dolls Adelaide's Lament (reprise) ...... Adelaide Scene 2. Forty Ei hth Streqt More I ¬ Wtsh You ...... Arvide Scene 3. Crap Game in the Sewer. The Crapshooters' Dance ...... Crapakooters Luck Be a Lady ...... Sky and the Crapshooters Scene 4. A Street off roadway Sue Me ...... Adelaide and Nathan Scene 5. Interior of the Save-A-Soul Mission Sit Down. You're Rockin' the Boat ...... Nicely and Chorus Scene 6. Near Times Square Marry the Man Today ...... Adelaide and Sarah Scene 7. Broadway Finale ...... Entire Company

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