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The Montclair Operetta Club, Inc. presents Montclair Operetta Club History

Founded in 199 25 and incorporated in 1 34 as the Montclair Operetta Club, M.O.C. has one of the oldest and richest histories of any community theater. In fact, it is the oldest continuously operating theatrical organization of its kind in the .

It began when some members of the Union Congregational Church in Upper Montclair decided to stage an operetta--’s . The pro- duction was exceptionally well received, and the seeds were planted.

Initially the works of Gilbert and Sullivan were exclusively presented, but in 199 2 the repertoire was expanded to include other favorites of the day. In 19 36, the club hired its first professional performer to sing opposite the rather formidable voice of member Helen Z ingg.

In 198 53 we broke our 2 -year tradition of operettas and presented our first Broad- way musical, Brigadoon. Since that time we have presented a wide range of Broad- way shows from classics such as to the very modern such as . Professional directors, choreographers, musical directors, and designers are hired for M.O.C. productions. The talents and standards of these professionals combined with the skills and dedication of all the volunteers involved in our productions places the club in a uniq ue category among community theaters.

Today nearly 3,000 people attend M.O.C.’s two mainstage productions annually and enjoy the fruits of over three-quarters of a century of experience, dedication and love of musical theater.

Archive Photo: The Great Waltz—Spring 1956 Montclair Operetta Club, Inc. M.O.C. The Mel-O-Chords

Founded 1925 ~ Incorporated 1934 Studio: 494 Valley Road, Upper Montclair, N.J. 07043 (973) 744 - 3133

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ~ELECTED OFFICERS~

RICHARD P. O’CONNOR, President JULIE ARTS, Vice-President CARL SCHMIDT, Treasurer CRISTA TRIPPODI-MURPHY, Secretary

~GOVERNORS~ Mac King Joseph A. M. Ricci Marian McGinty John J. Seidl Martha Thalheimer Marco A. Thompson

~Appointees and Managers~ Julie Arts Martha Thalheimer Emily Ewing Rosa Lantigua Kathi Iannacone Janet Sales Charles Riley Marian McGinty

The Montclair Operetta Club, Inc, M.O.C. Musical Theatre & The Mel-O-Chords are a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization performing primarily at the Westminster Arts Center at the corner of Franklin & Fremont Streets, Bloomfield, NJ THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Yes, everything is beautiful at the ballet. This has been in my head most of the morn- ing as I work on this program. It is a great line, but also, innocent. It is, I hope always your impression when you leave one of our shows. I will probably take some of that innocence away by the end of this message. I sincerely hope, not all, when you go to the theatre, innocence is a good thing. it makes it magical, it makes it an event. My favorite shows (and the ones I think personally are triumphs) are the ones where I stop noticing lighting, sound, scenery, and am transported. I hope that M.O.C. has been providing this for you, our audiences, successfully as we embark on our 92nd season with this our ONE HUNDRED-EIGHTY-THIRD production of .

So many of you have read these missives, over and over again, it’s not easy to be origi- nal when you keep saying the same thing, but in at least trying to mix it up, I go now, out of my “normal” order.

First, is a heart-felt thank-you to you, our patron, for without you, there would be little reason to do this thing we do.

Following that (and it may be a tie), I would be just wrong to not thank our Treasurer, Carl Schmidt. Not only does he step into the breech caused by my frequent out-of- state-ness, but he does it with grace and patience that goes well beyond anything I could ever muster. As I don’t have children of my own, I award him my first born nephew as thanks. He truly does not know the depth of my gratitude where M.O.C. is concerned.

I also need to thank, and these are in no particular order, Nick, Felicity, David Alexan- der, Bob, Gonzo, Nik, Martha and every person whose name appears in this program. (especially the first column of P.13.) They are a dedicated bunch, and I cannot imagine a more dedicated group of people for the arts. They are tireless!

Now, to take away a bit of that innocence. Beyond the myriad of people who give of their time and skill, this undertaking requires a substantial amount of money. If the theatre isn’t full at the top of one, well, we probably aren’t really making any. Our reliance is on your generosity as a patron and supporter of the arts. Won’t you please make a contribution of any size to our continued operations? At every juncture with this production, The Executive committee, Carl, and I discussed costs, and frequently “Can we afford this?” There is nothing beyond a great deal of skill and talent that did not have a price tag attached. We are not out to “make money” but it would be nice to satisfy the costs of production. Won’t you PLEASE help us. Please know, not doing this is something we can’t think too much about, and with a most conservative pro- cess, we start out ‘knowing’ that a show will, likely be, well, not positive for the cash flow, but we still do it. Someone MUST (and we aren’t alone) bring the arts to the people consistently. So again, our goal is to never stop, but we need your financial help to achieve it.

Now, again, I thank you for coming, and also for reading my ramble above. I hope that it struck a chord for you, but, more importantly, I hope you are happy to be with us this evening and that if you enjoy the show, you tell everyone you know!

Now, the best part, sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! Richard P. O'Connor President, 2008-2017 ~Production Staff~

Production Administration & Stage Management ...... Felicity Selby Assistant Stage Manager ...... Christopher Svetik Intern Associate Stage Manager ...... David Alexander Lighting Designer ...... Nik Marmo Electricians ...... Nicholas Von Hagel Production Concept Execution ...... Carl Schmidt Set Construction ...... Brittany Cool, John Hoffmann, Mac King, Martha Thalheimer Sound Designer, Engineering ...... Nicholas Von Hagel Light Board Op ...... Nik Marmo Postcard Graphics ...... Kylie Francis Original Costume Design ...... Theoni V. Aldredge Costumes Provided by ...... JMR Costume Designs, Reno, NV Costumes Coordinated and Supervised ...... Dan Schulz, On-Cue Costumes Transportation (Costumes) ...... Mac King Front of House Operations ...... Betty Resch Box Office Operations ...... Carl R. Schmidt, Martha Thalheimer Group Sales ...... Marian McGinty Publicity and Press ...... Crista Murphy, Julie Arts Production and Rehearsal Photography ...... Carl Schmidt Program ...... Carl R. Schmidt, Richard O’Connor Campaign (giving) Coordinator ...... Martha Thalheimer, Julie Arts Shows Selection ...... Bob Cline, Gonzalo Valencia, The Board and Executive Committee Nominating Committee ...... Julie Arts, Marian McGinty, Kathy Mierisch, Susan Ryall, Nick Von Hagel and Katie Zinsmeister Facilities (Building Committee) ...... Charles Riley, Mac King, Nick Von Hagel Ambassadors To 4th Wall Theatre ...... Martha Thalheimer To Westminster Arts ...... Nicholas Von Hagel To Studio Players and Essex Youth Theatre ...... Janet Sales

Westminster Arts Technical Staff ...... Kenneth Lamons, Ville Heikkilae

THANKS TO ALL WHO MADE THIS SHOW POSSIBLE Please support our endeavors as generously as your finances allow.

Without Art, Earth is just “EH” This production is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey Council on the Arts/ Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts and administered by the Essex County Division of Cultural and Historic Affairs. A CHORUS LINE

Conceived and Originally Directed and Choreographed by Michael Bennett

Book by by Lyrics by James Kirkwood & Nicholas Dante

Co Choreographed by Bob Avian

Original Broadway production produced by the New York Shakespeare Festival, Joseph Papp, Producer, in association with Plum Productions, Inc.

Original Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge

Costumes Provided by JMR Costume Designs, Reno, Nevada [email protected] 775-221-2974

A CHORUS LINE is presented by arrangement with TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC. 560 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 10022

This production is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey Council on the Arts, Department of State, a Partner agency of the Na- tional Endowment for the Arts and adminis- tered by the Essex County Division of Cul- tural and Historic Affairs. The

Vicky ...... Daphne Ciccarelle Zach ...... Bob Cline

Judy ...... Cait Crowley

Tricia ...... Sindy De La Cruz

Richie ...... Lyle Dungee

Bebe ...... Kylie Francis

Greg ...... Nicholas Halecki

Sheila ...... Ronit Horowitz

Val ...... Anna Lovallo

Al/Don ...... Anthony Martinez

Mark ...... Nick McQuillen

Maggie ...... Danielle Meola Valencia

Lois ...... Madelin Morales

Connie ...... Seira Nakanishi

Paul ...... Adrian Rifat

Larry ...... Jacob Roberts-Miller

Swing ...... Emma Saccone

Mike ...... Robert Serrano

Kristine ...... Ariel Sheridan

Cassie ...... Kim Urba

Diana ...... Nicole Vernarec

Bobby ...... Chris Zika Musical Numbers

I Hope I Get It ...... Company

I Can Do That ...... Mike

And...... Bobby, Richie, Val, and Judy

At the Ballet ...... Sheila, Bebe, and Maggie

Sing! ...... Kristine, Al, and Company

Montage Part 1: Hello Twelve, Hello Thirteen, Hello Love ...... Mark, Connie, and Company Montage Part 2: Nothing ...... Diana

Montage Part 3: Mother ...... Don, Judy, Val, Diana, Maggie, Cassie, Al, Sheila, Greg, Paul, and Company

Montage Part 4: Gimme the Ball ...... Greg, Richie, and Company

Dance: Ten; Looks: Three ...... Val

The Music and the Mirror ...... Cassie

One ...... Company

The Tap Combination ...... Company

What I Did for Love ...... Diana and Company

One (Reprise)/Bows ...... Company

Technical Direction Lighting Design Carl Schmidt Nicholas Marmo Sound Design Assistant Stage Manager Nick Von Hagel Christopher Svetik

The

Conductor / Keyboard I ...... Gonzalo Valencia

Keyboard II ...... Clint Edwards Keyboard III ...... Brendan Flynn Percussion ...... Jonathan Ward Bass ...... John Moroney Guitar/Flute...... Michael Carleo Reeds ...... Ansy Francois Trumpet ...... Vincent Borselli Trombone ...... David DeMair

Who’s Who in the Cast KYLIE FRANCIS (Bebe) is thrilled to be re- turning to the M.O.C. stage! Past credits in- DAPHNE CICCARELLE (Vicky) First M.O.C. clude The Extraordinary Girl in American production! Some favorite shows include Into Idiot and Rona Lisa Peretti in The the Woods (Baker’s Wife), Our Town 25th..Spelling Bee. Kylie would like to thank (Rebecca Gibbs), Cinderella (Fairy Godmoth- the cast and crew for all of the love and sup- er), Curtains (Arlene Barruca), Seussical (Cat in port. the Hat), (Louisa). Thank NICHOLAS HALECKI (Greg) is very excited you to Mom, my E-ZPass, Bob and the entire to be in his first M.O.C. production. He was inspiring production crew! previously seen as Thenardier in Les Misera- CAIT CROWLEY (Judy), is very excited to be bles, Professor Callahan in Legally Blonde, making her M.O.C. debut! She is a senior BFA Edna Turnblad in and Quaxo in Musical Theatre major at Montclair State Uni- . He would like to thank the cast & versity. Her favorite roles include Mayzie La crew for their support. Bird in Seussical, Fantine in Les Miserables, Sheila in A Chorus Line and Black Boys Solo- RONIT HOROWITZ (Sheila) was last seen as ist/Jeanie U/S in Hair. Florence in Chess. Notable credits: original cast of Off Broadway’s Zombie Prom, and The SINDY DE LA CRUZ (Tricia) All Shook Up Who’s Tommy at North Shore Music Thea- (Sylvia), Murder on the Orient Express (Mrs. tre. Honors graduate from The University of Hubbard), (Grandma Michigan, B.F.A in Musical Theater. Her favor- Tzeitel). M.O.C.’s IN THE HEIGHTS, God- ite productions are Ryan, Lily, and Morgan, spell, Reprise, and lovingly produced with Hayden, who makes (Aldonza). 2014 Perry Award nominee Most everything beautiful. Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical for Joanne in . XO To Bobby, Gonzo, and ANNA LOVALLO (Val) is delighted to be Felicity. returning to M.O.C.. Anna graduated from AMDA in NYC. Some recent credits include LYLE DUNGEE (Richie) is so excited to be (Johanna), (Kim making his premier role with M.O.C. Favorite MacAfee), Gypsy (Dainty June), and was a roles include Seaweed J. Stubbs (Hairspray), part of the cast of The New York Renaissance Lefou (Beauty and the Beast), Ton Ton Julian Faire. For more information go to: ( on this Island). Choreography credits www.about.me/annalovallo include: Legally Blonde, Footloose, The Wed- ding Singer, Beauty and the Beast. ANTHONY MARTINEZ (Al) is thrilled to be making his M.O.C. debut and to finally be formances include Bobby in A Chorus Line taking a spot on the line. Favorite roles in- (directed by Baayork Lee), 1 in The 39 clude Malcolm (The Full Monty), Leaf Co- Steps, and Franky Epps in . neybear (Spelling Bee), and Dennis (All Shook EMMA SACCONE (Swing) Fifth show with Up). For my family. Bout time, right guys? the M.O.C. She has also performed in the NICK MCQUILLEN (Mark) BFA Musical Wizard of Oz, Meet Me in St. Louis and as a Theatre graduate, Wright State University. soloist with the NCC at Lincoln Center and Regional credits include RENT (Soloist), One Carnegie Hall. Thanks to M.O.C., her Mom, Man, Two Guvnors (Alfie), and The Pajama Dad, Abuela, Tia's and two sisters for their Game (Max). Nick is thrilled to make his post love and support. -graduate debut in such an important show ROBERT SERRANO (Mike) AMDA NYC for actors of all walks of life. Thanks to the (BFA Musical Theatre) Select Credits: Drood cast and creative for this experience! (Horace/Dance Ensemble, LONJ-SOPAC), DANIELLE MEOLA VALENCIA (Maggie) is Hairspray (Link Larkin, Vanguard-UCPAC), back with M.O.C. after IN THE HEIGHTS, Show Choir (Ensemble, Paper Mill Play- Sweet Charity, The World Goes Round, and house), (Sailor/Kit Kat Boy, Skyline Gypsy. Favorites: Sally Bowles Cabaret, Percy Theatre Co.), Legally Blonde (Carlos/Dance Spitfire Grill, Brooke Legally Blonde, Carla Ensemble, The Barn Theatre), Joseph... , Janet Drowsy Chaperone, Fiona Shrek, (Naphtali/Baker, Ocean City Theatre Co.) Narrator Joseph, Olive Spelling Bee, and Mari- www.robertanthonyserrano.com an Music Man. Incredible team- thank you for ARIEL SHERIDAN (Kristine) has been galli- putting us on the line. vanting around the NJ theatre scene for many MADELIN MORALES (Lois) is thrilled to be years. Some of her favorite roles include a part of M.O.C.'s A Chorus Line! Sopho- Morgan in Godspell, Mary Phagan in Parade, more West Essex HS. Favorite credits: The Penny Pingleton in Hairspray, and Esther Secret Garden (Lily), West Side Story (Maria), Smith in Meet Me in St. Louis. This is her Thoroughly Modern Millie (Dorothy), and first M.O.C. show and she couldn’t be happi- (Ensemble). Numerous national er! voice competitions. Member of MPAC's Per- KIM URBA (Cassie) is thrilled to be working forming Arts Company. Love you mom, dad, with this cast and team. Favorite productions and Aly! include (Peggy Sawyer), Cabaret SEIRA NAKANISHI (Connie) is so grateful (Sally Bowles), and (Grace Farrell). and excited to be a part of A Chorus Line Many thanks to her family, Jason, and Linda and M.O.C. Favorite credits include Cabaret for their constant love and support. "God, (Fritzie), SUNPROJECT’s Ziselles (Dancer), I'm a dancer. A dancer dances." Ayakamay’s art film Unconscious Education NICOLE VERNAREC (Diana) Recently seen at (gymnastic girl). Big thanks and hugs to A M.O.C. in The World Goes Round. Favorite Chorus Line family and my family who always regional credits include A Chorus Line supports and loves me. (Maggie u/s), Legally Blonde (Elle Woods) and ADRIAN RIFAT (Paul) is ecstatic to make his Les Miserables (Eponine). Recently graduated M.O.C. debut! Favorite credits include RAG- from the New York Film Academy's Musical TAG Theatre Company's The Commedia Theatre program. Special thanks to Bob & to Cinderella, The Gallery Players' Seussical and her family & friends for their continued love Godspell, 4th Wall Theatre's Hands on a and support! Hardbody, Attic Ensemble's Little Shop of CHRIS ZIKA (Bobby) is a recent graduate of Horrors, and New Vision Players' Bare! This Wagner College with a BA in Theatre Perfor- performance is for his late Grandmother. mance. Favorite credits include Next Thing JACOB ROBERTS-MILLER (Larry) is excited You Know (Darren) at Luna Stage; Iolanthe to make his M.O.C. debut in such a wonder- (Congressman), [title of show] (Jeff), and the ful show. He is a sophomore Musical Theatre world premieres of Job Market and The major at Pace University. Some favorite per- Eighth Wonder of the World at Wagner Col- and still does. This show is the definition of lege. that love for theatre.....maybe that's why we love it so much. I also need to publicly thank PRODUCTION TEAM Gonzo and Amy for not letting me talk my-

self out of this. Enjoy the show. BOB CLINE (Zach/Director) For M.O.C., Bob has directed The World Goes Round, Violet, CLINT EDWARDS (Associate Music Director) Man of LaMancha, Godspell, Reprise, , IN Composer, arranger, pianist. Check out my THE HEIGHTS, Jesus Christ Superstar, Gypsy, website for videos, recordings, and info: Clint- Sweet Charity, , , Rent, Side EdwardsMusic.com Show, Company, Showboat, Nunsense, and NICHOLAS MARMO (Lighting Design) Nik is The Sound of Music. Most recently, this sum- excited to be working with M.O.C. once again. mer in Maine, Bob directed successful produc- Favorite past M.O.C. credits include IN THE tions of Hairspray, A Year with Frog and HEIGHTS, Company, and Titanic. Other Toad, Ragtime, School House Rock, I Love credits include Hairspray, RENT, & American You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, and For- Idiot with NJSDA. Wedding Singer & A bidden Broadway. He also had the pleasure of Christmas Story with The Barn Theatre. Big directing Betty Buckley, Tom Cavanaugh, Tuc Fish, The Last Five Years, & with Watkins, Christy Carlson Romano, Martha 4th Wall Theatre, where he also serves on the Plimpton, and in Ben Andron's Board of Directors. In "real life", Nik is the White's Lies both at the Jerry Orbach Theatre technical director for the Theatre at Founders and at New World Stages in NYC. Other local Hall at Morristown-Beard School favorites include Parade, A New Brain, Songs for a New World, The Full Monty, Crimes of FELICITY SELBY (Production Stage Manager) the Heart, , To Kill a Mock- studied stage management at The Pennsylva- ingbird, A Year with Frog and Toad, , nia State University. (WE ARE...Penn Assassins, and his favorite Das Barbecü. Bob is State!) Fifteen years of stage management the founder of Bob Cline Casting in New include M.O.C.’s The World Goes Round, York City, and Broadway World recently Violet, Man of La Mancha, Godspell, Reprise, named him one of New York's 10 best. He has Evita, IN THE HEIGHTS, and Sweet Charity, cast film, TV, commercials, over 70 national Studio Playhouse’s August: Osage County and tours, and hundreds of regional theatre pro- The Prince and the Pauper, The Musical and ductions across the country including: The many others. Felicity would like to thank her Pioneer Theatre Company, Maltz Jupiter Thea- family and friends for their continued support. tre, The Fulton Theatre, Maine State Music I love you David Alexander! Theatre, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, www.felicitydominique.com The Palace Theatre, and Northern Stage. Bob is also a proud faculty member in Pace Univer- AMY SHERA (Assistant Director/ sity's Theatre program in charge of the Senior Choreographer) is thrilled to be working with BFA musical Theatre majors, for the last 13 M.O.C. again! Amy has worked as a choreog- years. At Pace, he has directed See What I rapher/director for many years in various Wanna See, John Bucchino's new work Easura, Spring Awakening, Bare, Cabaret, The Who's Tommy, Kiss Me Kate, and Once on this Is- land. Nights when he is not directing shows, he can be found directing students in one of the two audition classes he teaches weekly, for the last 19 years, through the Actor's loft ([email protected]). This show is dedi- cated to my Aunt Kathy Grecni. I'm not sure she even knows how that childhood trip to see by the Wadsworth, Ohio Footlighters in the late 70's/early 80's, would launch me in to life in the theatre. Thank God she was able to share her love for the theatre theatres including shows with Old Library The- RENT, Hairspray, Honk!, and The Little Mer- atre and 4th Wall Theatre, as well as many maid (Junior) with NJSDA. Nick is also a light- educational theatre settings. Her favorite past ing designer who has worked with Bloomfield choreography/directing credits include Merrily High School’s Fall Play, Mosaic Dance Theater, We Roll Along, West Side Story, Jekyll and and NJ Tap. Nicholas is the Technical Director Hyde, , Dogfight (NJ for the Westminster Arts Center, and per- Perry Nominee-Best Director), and Wendy's forms all manner of design and technical work Shadow (NYMF). Amy would like to thank for WAC and College events as well as Free- Gonzo, Bob, Felicity and the cast and crew for lance in the local NJ Community. making this experience a dream come true! “The gift was ours to borrow…”

CHRISTOPHER SVETIK (Assistant Stage Man- A special thank you goes to ager) Christopher is very proud to have been working with M.O.C. and their superb Produc- MAC KING tion Stage Manager for almost four years. His productions have included IN THE HEIGHTS, Who like the post office ( Neither Violet, and now A Chorus Line. snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor GONZALO VALENCIA (Music Director) gloom of night, stays these couri- Favorite music direction/conducting/ ers from the swift completion of accompanist/acting credits (in no particular their appointed rounds ) made a order!) include IN THE HEIGHTS, Fiorello, round trip to Hartford CT to pick Rent, Gypsy, Little Shop of Horrors, West Side up our costumes. Story, Ragtime, Songs for a New World, Hair- spray, JCS, The World Goes Round, Smokey Joe's Cafe, Avenue Q, Cabaret, and many more! As an actor, he holds three NJ Perry nominations, including "Best Actor in a Musi- cal" for Jon in tick, tick... BOOM! As a com- SHOP AT ? poser/arranger, his work has been performed by groups/schools all throughout the NJ/NY area. He is currently hard at work at writing original musicals with his partner in crime, DID YOU KNOW — that when Michael Campbell. Stay tuned for upcoming you shop at Amazon.com, if you work! His current full-time "gig" is being a use this link instead: Physics teacher at Union City High School. He would like to thank his amazing wife, wonderful http://smile.amazon.com/ch/22 family, and incredible friends for their continu- -1415983 al love and support in every aspect of his life.

NICHOLAS VON HAGEL (Sound Designer) is A portion of your purchase goes pleased to continue working with M.O.C. directly to Montclair Operetta again. His recent past work with M.O.C, in- Club. You cludes, Evita, In The Heights, and Man of La were going Mancha. Previous Sound designs of note are to buy it with numerous local community theater and anyway, use high schools including 4th Wall Theater, Gas- this link and lamp Players, Wayne Hills High School, Charles now you Sellers’ Foundation Talent Time Players. In no particular order some recent shows are Big help M.O.C. Fish, The Last Five Years, Songs for a New Cool Huh?

World (4th Wall). Shrek: The Musical, Peter Pan, , The Drowsy Chaperone, Pip- pin, Mary Poppins with Gaslamp Players, Thanks to Those who Continue to Make this Possible The Presidents of The Montclair Operetta Club, ANGELS ($1000 +) Incorporated Nancy Squier Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cooper 1925-26 Herbert W. Dutch Mrs. Robert Schmidt 1926-30 Frederick D. Herbert F.B. Heron Foundation 1930-34 Gordon E. Wightman

1934-36 W.W. Reynolds BENEFACTORS ($500-$999) 1936-39 Spencer A. Moore

Anonymous 1939-41 Robert G. Bellah 1941-42 James S. Wheaton PATRONS ($250-$499) 1942-44 Spencer A. Moore Richard R. Carroll 1944-45 Leona C. Charrier Judy Wahrenberger 1945-47 Herbert S. Soutar 1947-49 Thomas L. Hall SPONSORS ($100-$249) 1949 Milton J. Hull Panny & Mac King 1949-51 Donald H. Penn Col. & Mrs. J. C. Cantrell III, Ret. 1951-53 Mildred S. Hollenbeck Marian McGinty 1953-55 Carl G. Spengeman Richard Carson 1955-57 William M. Blosser Julianne Arts 1957-59 Paul C. Maylone 1959-61 Robert E. Oksen

CONTRIBUTORS ($50-$99) 1961-62 Walter E. Law 1963-65 William W. Buffin, Jr. Paul Sefjack 1965-67 John L. Palmer, Jr. Adrienne Ostrander 1967-69 A. Duncan Kidd Jean Macnamara 1969-71 William H. Ennis Geremia Helou 1971-73 Suzette A. Whiting Carylmead Eggleston 1973-75 John L. Palmer 1975-77 Walter E. Law

FRIENDS (below $50) 1977-79 David A. Patton 1979-81 H. Kneeland Whiting Lonnie Ruland 1981-83 Roberta W. Verostick Raphael Cerino 1983-85 Richard T.A. Cooper Domenick Cucinello 1985-88 William Nixon 1988-91 Brenda McGinn Every effort is made to ensure these lists are complete. If you are not shown we are truly sorry for the omission. 1991-93 Nancy Nunamacher 1993-95 Ron Lappe 1995-97 Christopher Cooper 1997 Robert Ewing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1997-03 Tony MacNaughton 2003-05 Lindy Fisher KATE SWAN 2005-07 Tony MacNaughton Studio Organization, Cleanup and 2007-08 Lindy Fisher rehearsal floor maintenance 2008-17 Richard P. O’Connor PREVIOUS PRODUCTIONS

The Pirates of Penzance 125-269 The Gondoliers H.M.S. Pinafore 19 26-27 The Yeomen of the Guard 127-9 28 Iolanthe 12-9829 Robin Hood The Red Mill 12-9930 The Geisha The Spring Maid 13-3190 Patience The Fortune Teller 131-329 Naughty Marietta 19 32-33 Rob Roy 19 33-34 The Gondoliers 134-359 Pinafore and The Vagabond King 135-369 The Student Prince 19 36-37 Robin Hood The Desert Song 137-9 38 The Red Mill 13-9839 Rose of Algeria Rose Marie 13-9940 Countess Maritza My Maryland 14-4190 Mlle. Modiste The Fortune Teller 141-429 The Pirates of Penzance Rio Rita 142-439 The Chocolate Soldier Naughty Marietta 19 43-44 The Firefly Blossom Time 19 44-45 Sweethearts 145-469 The Student Prince Tawya 19 46-47 The Merry Widow The Vagabond King 147-9 48 Wildflower The Desert Song 14-9849 The Count of Luxembourg The New Moon 14-9950 The Student Prince 15-5190 Robin Hood Rose Marie 151-529 Bitter Sweet My Maryland 152-539 Naughty Marietta Brigadoon 153-549 Knickerbocker Holiday Rio Rita 154-559 Carousel The Vagabond King 19 55-56 The Great Waltz South Pacific 19 56-57 The Desert Song Kiss Me, Kate 19 57-58 Song of Norway Oklahoma! 15-9859 Brigadoon 15-9960 Plain and Fancy Call Me Madam 16-6190 The Student Prince Bells Are Ringing 19 61-62 Me and Juliet The New Moon 19 62-63 Kismet 19 63-64 Carousel 19 64-65 The Merry Widow The Most Happy Fella 19 65-66 Guys and Dolls Here’s Love 19 66-67 The Desert Song How To Succeed… 167-9 68 South Pacific Brigadoon 16-9869 The Unsinkable Molly Brown 16-9970 The Student Prince Mame 17-7190 Bitter Sweet Hello, Dolly! 171-729 Fiorello! Fiddler on the Roof 172-739 1776 The Music Man 173-749 Kismet Bells Are Ringing 174-759 My Fair Lady The Most Happy Fella 19 75-76 George M. Song of Norway 19 76-77 Kiss Me, Kate Funny Girl 19 77-78 No, No, Nanette Carousel 17-9879 Can-Can Oklahoma! 17-9980 Sweet Charity Guys and Dolls 1-980 81 Where’s Charlie Mame 11-98 82 Camelot South Pacific 12-98 83 How to Succeed... Hello, Dolly! 13-98 84 Fiddler on the Roof Sound of Music 14-98 85 The Music Man Brigadoon 15-98 86 My Fair Lady Fiorello! 16-98 87 The Unsinkable Molly Brown The Desert Song 17-98 88 Kiss Me, Kate Carousel 1-988 89 The Most Happy Fella 1-989 90 Guys and Dolls Anything Goes 1-990 91 Can-Can Mame 11-99 92 Me and My Girl Annie Get Your Gun 12-99 93 Evita The Pirates of Penzance 13-99 94 Kismet Jesus Christ Superstar 14-99 95 Cabaret My Fair Lady 15-99 96 Joseph...Dreamcoat Hello, Dolly! 16-99 97 42nd Street 17-99 98 The Secret Garden 1-998 99 Grease Fiddler on the Roof 1-999 2000 A Funny Thing...Forum Meet Me in St. Louis 2-000 01 Man of La Mancha Annie 21-00 02 Annie Warbucks Musicals in Concert 22-00 03 Children of Eden 23-00 04 Sideshow The Music Man 24-00 05 Footloose The Wizard of Oz 25-00 06 Definition of a Housewife Into the Woods 26-00 07 Nunsense Titanic—The Musical 27-00 08 Follies The Sound of Music 2-008 09 The Mikado Ragtime 2-009 10 RENT Company 21-1100 Gypsy Jesus Christ Superstar 20 11-12 Sweet Charity Oliver 212-130 In the Heights Evita 213-140 REPRISE-A concert Godspell 214-150 Man of La Mancha Violet 215-160 The World Goes Round A Chorus Line 20 16-17

LIFE MEMBERS Members whose interest and loyalty have been manifested by active participation in more than twenty-five productions Mrs. Joanne Anderson Mrs. Richard Healy Mr. Herbert Pendleton Miss Katherine Bendel Ms. Kathi Iannacone Miss Barbara Ralph Mr. Raphael Cerino Ms. Kathryn Kammerer Mrs. Neal K. Resch Mr. Christopher Cooper Mr. Bill Kaufman Mr. Thomas W. Robinson Mr. James Dimichino Mr. A. Duncan Kidd Miss Jo Ann Russoniello Mr Bob Doyle Mrs. Leanne King Mr. Carl Schmidt Mrs. William Ennis Mr. Mac King Mrs. Ellen Smith Mr. Rob Evans Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Kircher Mr. J. Howard Solomon Miss Emily Ewing Mrs. Paul F. Larsen Miss Nancy L. Sq uier Mrs. Lorraine Ewing Ms. Pam Laura Ms. Martha Thalheimer Mr. Robert Ewing Ms. Pat Limandri Mrs. Donna Jeanne Turnell Miss Nancy Facteau Miss Jean MacNamara Miss Jill Van Syckle Miss Frances C. Fee The Rev. Tony MacNaughton Mrs. Roland Van Winckle Mr. & Mrs. Victor Ferretti Mrs. Francis X . McGinn Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Verostick Ms. Lindy Fisher Mrs. Marian McGinty Mrs. Richard C. Vreeland Miss Eileen P. Gilbert Miss Judy Nesbit Mr. Albert Weber Mr. Joseph M. Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. William Nunamacher Mr. John L. Weber, Jr. Mr. Rentoul Grevatt Mrs. John L. Palmer Jr. Mr. Steven White Mrs. Marjorie Hague Mr. & Mrs. David Patton Mr. & Mrs. Kneeland Whiting

ACTIVE MEMBERS Mr. & Mrs. Paul Adler Mrs. Alexandra Hinckley-Cramer Mr. Charles Riley Ms. Julie Arts Ms. Audrey Jantzen Mr. Lionel Ruland Mrs. Norton Babson Ms. Heather Kopsco Ms. Janet Sales Ms. Ellen Blankfein Ms. Rosa Lantigua Mrs. Helen Schmidt Miss Marie Buglione Mr. Steve Libin Mr. John J. Seidl Mr. Richard Carson Ms. Barbi McGuire Mr. Daniel Silver Mrs. Carol Colavita Mr. Scott Miller Mr. Miles Tepper Ms. Anna Cosgrove Ms. Crista Murphy Ms. Kim Terry-Kramer Mr. Michael Daly Mr. Richard P. O' Connor Mr. Marco A. Thompson Mr. Douglas Donovan Ms. Helene Reiffe Mr. Rafi Tigay Ms. Michele Granger Mr. Joseph A. M. Ricci Mr. Nicholas VonHagel

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