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Music and Lyrics by Book by. JOHN CLIFTON NEAL DO BROCK Based on I0HN VAN DRUTEN’S From KATHRYN FORBES' play "" book "Mama's Bank Account"

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Musical Numbers Staged by TOM PANKO Directed by WARREN ENTERS

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10 The Company

Celeste Holm M am a

Once upon a time fold that one day she should do the musical version of his now famous play— so she has long looked forward to this realization. Miss Holm burst into recognition with her now legendary portrayal of the lusty and light­ hearted Ado Annie in OKLAHOMA! Her next appearance in the musical BLOOMER GIRL marked her unqualifiedly as a star. Darryl Zanuck signed her to 20th Century Fox where she appeared in numerous noteworthy films including CHAMPAGNE FOR CAESAR, THE SNAKE PIT, COME TO THE STABLE, and GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT (for which she won the Academy Award). Returning to Broadway, she delighted critics and audiences alike in the smash hit AFFAIRS OF STATE and as Mrs. Anna in THE KING AND I. She has appeared in record-breaking engagements in top supper clubs in Las Vegas, New York, and- across the country, and has guest-starred on all major tv dramatic shows. Eighty million people saw her portrayal of the Fairy Godmother in CINDERELLA on CBS. She recently co-starred in the NBC series NANCY. Miss Holm enchanted audiences nationwide with a thecitre-in-concert program exploring the relationships between men and women from the viewpoints of different writers. As a result the State Department sent her, with Wesley Addy and Gordon * * Q Connell, abroad in a tour of eight countries in the Middle East and Europe. Recently Miss Holm completed a national tour of the phenomenally successful musical , for % f lA ^ which she won the Award. In 1969, at the Great Lakes Shakespeare ORDERS Festival Theatre, she delighted audiences with her performances of CANDIDA. She is the recipient of numerous awards for her tireless efforts on behalf of UNICEF, cancer research, crippled children and the National Association they s a d to be for Mental Health. and now in N iagara Falls at 7700 Pine Avenue

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11 ~S)yrctcu5e i^edtciuf'cint A Bit of Old Jill O'Hara Katrin

Miss O 'H ara's most recent credits include playing the leading lady in a New York production of Ibsen's THE MASTER BUILDER as well as co-starring in THE LAST OF THE rJ.nn cheonS— oZdinner A RED HOT LOVERS opposite such illustrious actors as James Coco, Sid Ccasar and Tom % J (C ourde or -A (a Carle Bosley. As the female star of PROMISES, PROMISES, her performance won her a Tony — Private Dining Rooms For — Award nomination and a Theatre World Award. Weddings — Bowling Banquets — While performing in PROMISES, PROMISES, Business & Sales Meetings or she made her film debut as the leading lady Special Occasions in PIGEONS, a culture shock romantic comedy, now playing throughout the country and did Accommodations Up To 250 several singing engagements on the David Frost Show. She was seen as the leading lady Open 12 Noon Daily; Closed Mon. in the original off-Brocidway production of HAIR at the New York Shakespeare Festival's Public Theatre. She left HAIR to play in the Between Main St. & Sheridan Dr. Broadway musical GEORGE M, playing Cohan's wife, opposite Joel Grey. Her first role as Air Conditioned — Ample Parking a featured performer was off-Broadwciy in HANG DOWN YOUR HEAD AND DIE, which 8 3 5 -5 0 6 0 closed after one performance, and then was cast css the leading ingenue in a Broadway musical ROYAL FLUSH starring Kaye Bcillard, which closed in its Philadelphia tryout before Enjoy the clegamv o f Cadillac for '72 reaching Broadway. Miss O'Hara has studied by leasing with and Peggy Feury and since PROMISES, PROMISES has been studying with U ta H a g e n .

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tour he was invited to appear next season with the famous Bolshoi Opera of Moscow. Prior to that, he appeared as Zorba, co-starring Vivian Blaine, in a National Tour that en­ compassed the United States and Canada, to unanimous critical acclaim. His Broadway credits, among many, include loading roles in CAMELOT, ROSS (Lawrence of Arabia), ANYA, THE GUIDE, the Siamese King in THE KING ■■■'"*; if:- AND I at City Center, TOVARICH, opposite (•) Vivien Leigh. His many tv credits include the N.E.T. Shakespeare Production of , TRIALS OF O'BRIEN, HALLMARK PLAYHOUSE, YOU ARE THERE, PRIMUS, THE GOOD YEARS, Special Sale and guest appearances with Johnny Carson's TONIGHT SHOW, etc. Mr. Kermoycin has S.'ilton hotcart regularly 579.95 now only gained wide acclaim for his portrayals across S'59.95. Hotc.'irts keep your food from the country in the leading summer theatres standing around getting cold and you in SOUTH PACIFIC, I DO, I DO, OKAHOMA!, from running around getting hot. 29” by CAROUSEL, KISMET, THE KING AND I, 1Gby 291/;." high. (While supply lasts.) REDHEAD, VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, TIME OF THE CUCKOO and many others. He has divided his time between Broadway and Opera where his distinctive and unique voice has been heard as Mefisto in FAUST, THE MAGIC FLUTE, 378 DELAWARE AVE./BUFFALO, N.Y. THE CONSUL, ALBERT HERRING, BARBER OF 4552 MAIN ST./SNYDER 852-7876 SEVILLE, Prokofiev's and the J recent production of Stravinsky's NIGHTINGALE on N.E.T. Mr. Kermoycin's musical and dramatic education started in San Francisco and "MUSIC NOTES" Stanford University and in Hollywood with the famed Players Ring Theatre. Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra's unique coupon book idea! Twelve dollars worth of coupons for ten dollars, redeemable for Wesley Addy any Symphony or Pops program Papa of your choice throughout the

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Benvolio in ROMEO AND JULIET, and Hotspur in HENRY IV. After five years of military service in World W ar II, he returned to the Broadway stage opposite Katherine Cornell in ANTIGONE-cmd CANDIDA. At home in both comedy and drama, Mr. Addy has performed with his wife. Celeste Holm, in many productions including Turgenev's A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY, AFFAIRS OF STATE, and MAME. He has starred in numerous television dramas and is well remembered by devoted daytime viewers for his roles in THE EDGE OF NIGHT and DAYS OF OUR LIVES. His many films include the trial of the , WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?, TORA TORA TORA and catonsville nine .

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one of the “Catonsville Nine"— Pamela Saunders appeared last season on sets down a stunning, Broadway in Kurt Vonnegut's HAPPY BIRTHDAY W ANDA JUNE, recreating her controversial documentary part for the movie version. Other film credits include DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE, drama from the transcript of and numerous industrials. She has acted the classics, modern plays and musicals with the the M a ry la n d trial. Seattle Repertory, Portland Holiday Bowl, Ashland Shakespeare Festival, the San Francisco The value of property, Actors Workshop, and then on to the American the power of government, Shakespeare Company in Stratford, Conn. Her many roles include Joan in JOAN OF the sanctity of life . . . LORRAINE and Katherine in TAMING OF THE SHREW. Off-Broadway, she has been all are on trial in this seen as Billie Dawn in BORN YESTERDAY, Gertrude in HAMLET and Violet in THE compelling tug-of-war KITCHEN. She studied acting with Sanford between conscience Meisner, musical comedy with David Craig and holds a degree in speech. and law. "A positively riveting

p la y -" Charlotte Jones Clivo Barnus, The New York Timas Jenny

Charlotte Jones appeared at Studio Arena february.3-20 Theatre earlier this season in BUYING OUT, but she has been seen in Buffalo many times, tickets now on sale especially as the indomitable Yente in FIDDLER O N THE ROOF, in which she just finished appearing with Zero Mostel. Most recently on Broadway, with , STUDIO arena THEATRE in MAME, she created the roles of Mother Burnside and Madam Branislavsky; and the singing and dancing Mrs. Millhauser in HOW NOW DOW JONES. Miss Jones has just completed the film LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS. She has played in most of the major tv dramatic series and has often guested on the top television talk shows.

Lois Holmes Sigrid

Miss Holmes appeared in numerous Broadway productions with such stars as , Frederic March, Barry Fitzgerald, and Edmund O'Brien. Her off- Brocidway credits include Miss Prism in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, Aunt Julie in HEDDA GABLER, Catherine Stockman in ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE and Mrs. Harcourt in ANYTHING GOES. Television audiences have seen Miss Holmes on HALLMARK, U.S. STEEL, KRAFT THEATRE, SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, THE GUIDING LIGHT and AS THE WORLD TURNS. Miss Holmes appeared in the original Broadway version of 1 REMEMBER M AM A in the role of Trina. Health Care Services

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Marilynn Scott Christine MAIN STREET IN SNYDER iN / 5 While attending high school, Miss Scott started 15 *

her professional career at the Hartford Stage Company. She appeared in eight productions ranging from Chekhov's THE is 101! to Cole Porter's ANYTHING GOES. At the Canal Fulton Summer Arena, she appeared That's Professional Experience'. And tin’s in PLAY IT AG AIN SAM with Pat Paulsen, is our 101st year of providing it. Of carry­ with Shelly Berman, ing the ball in assisting you to achieve GEORGE M with David Canary and HELLO, the performance objectives you seek. Here's our team: DOLLY with Gisele McKenzie. She also played

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Curtis Wheeler M r. Thorkelson

Mr. Wheeler is well-known on stage, television and in nightclubs. On television, he has appeared in SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, THE BRIGHTER DAY, and AS THE WORLD TURNS. On Broadway, he did DON'T DRINK THE WATER with W oody Allen and in "star- package" stock THE VINEGAR TREE with and MARY, MARY with Kathy Crosby. For years he was featured as Uncle Fud with Dorothy Shay, the Park Avenue Hillbilly, in this country and abroad.

16 Nelson Welch Leslie Barrett Mr. Hyde Dr. Johnson

Nelson V. Welch came from the Royal Academy Leslie Barrett is celebrating his 35th year of Dramatic Art in London and seasons with as an actor. He lias appeared in over 20 the Liverpool and Birmingham Repertories to join Broadway productions, most recently with Eva Le Gcillienne and The New York Civic Paul Ford in WHAT DID WE DO W RONG?, Repertory. Some of his plays include THE Peter Weiss' THE INVESTIGATION, CHERRY ORCHARD, ROMEO AND JULIET, RHINOCEROS with and Zero LILIOM, CAMILLE, and subsequently on Broad­ Mostel, and in ' way in L'AIGLON and MADAME CAPET with SLAPSTICK TRAGEDY. Also, he has appeared Miss Le Gcillienne. Mr. Welch served three in and has played the years with the Army Air Force, 1942-45, after summer circuit in major tours. He has been which ho earned a BA in English at UCLA. seen on innumerable tv shows, including Mr. Welch's credits include numerous motion the soap operas THE DOCTORS, EDGE OF pictures: THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER, NIGHT and LOVE OF LIFE. THE NOTORIOUS LANDLADY, and many others as well as most of the major tv series: THE ROGUES, DR. KILDARE, COMBAT, ' SHOW, etc. Ho has made stage Todd Dorfman appearances at all the Southern California Theatres including The Old Globe in San Diego, Arne playhouses at La Jolla, Santa Barbara, Palm Young Todd Dorfman, almost eight years old, Springs, Phoenix, and with Dame Judith is making his theatre debut in MAMA. He is Anderson in MEDEA at the Valley Music Theatre, in the second grade at Heim Road elementary L.A. Mr. Welch has previously appe.ared with school and lives in Williamsville. He is a very Celoste Holm and Wesley Addy at La Jolla, outgoing young man who says he likes to Santa Barbara, The Ivanhoe, Chicago and The sing along with records at home and loves Pasadena Playhouse. Mr. Welch also does to ski and swim. recitals from the works of Dickens, Thomas Wolfe and an Evening of British Humor.

Lee Daniels Eva Grant Nurse/The Woman D agm ar Lee Daniels is a veteran of Canadian Theatre Little Eva Grant, born in , is 11 years having appeared most recently in London's old. She has been singing since she was five, THE BOY FRIEND and Hamilton's THE and is now studying ballet, modern jazz and tap HAPPY TIME. She has performed in a dancing at Phil Black's Studio and singing with dramatic series for CHML radio, done Al Greiner. Her most recent appearance was in television commercials and is also well known the musical . as a night club vocalist.

t h e o m m o o m y i= = J King’s Dry Cleaning I John Clifton I 3 Composer/Lyricist =i | Quality Cleaning S John Clifton first began writing music and lyrics for colloge revues at Carnegie Tech | Since 1903 j where he attended as a Painting and Design major. Since coming to New York in 1961, there has been more music and lyrics in his i 260 ALLEN 884-0647 E life and less painting and design. Contributions to revues, television, record -/iUIIIIIIII!lill!ll!l!imillll|llll!llllllllill!!ll!N!ll!ll!n!l!l!|l|!llllllll!!i!l!lllllll|:!ll|lll|!lll!li:il!!!!!illll;ii;!lllll!^ albums, etc. led to the successful M AN WITH A LOAD OF MISCHIEF, seen by off-Broadway and London audiences. He is currently preparing BANDITS, a musical based on the play UBU ROI.

Neal Du Brock Producer/Author

With the premiere of MAMA, Neal Du Brock is celebrating his tenth year on the Buffalo theatre scene. It was in January, 1962 that ho first produced and directed THE AMERICAN DREAM and THE DEATH OF BESSIE SMITH at the Jewish Center. During this decade of theatrical activity Mr. Du Brock was the guiding forcc in the creation of the StucJio Arena and in 1965 was named by The Buffalo Evening News as an Outstanding Citizen. Ho has produced LEMON SKY and THE SURVIVAL OF ST. JOAN in New York following their premieres at the Studio Arena; provided theatre at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery and now, with M AM A fulfills a lifelong ambition to write and produce an original musical.

Warren Enters Director

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