MUSICARNIVAL 16Th Season/ June 21-Sept
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Cleveland1 s famous Musical Theatre-in-the-Round 1969 SEASON Great Stars in Great Musical Shows Our take-home pack for~ beer lovers. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MUSICARNIVAL 16th Season/ June 21-Sept. 13 Board of Directors John L. Price, preslde~,t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• James D. Ireland, vice-president Here's this summer's complete calendar of events Alfred M. Rankin, secretary musical comedies (including two brand new shows prior Frank K. Griesinger, treasurer Amasa Bishop to Broadway), musical variety shows, and a hit comedy Kenyo.n C. Bolton play, plus rock & folk concerts, matinee musical plays Philip R. Mather for children. Producer & General Manager John L. Price, Jr. THE CLASSICS IV I June 21 Business Mgr. & Associate Producer PROCOL HARUM I June 22 Norman Israel Public Relations & Promotion JERRY VALE, extra added attraction Director: Nancy McArthur NORM CROSBY I week of June 23-28 Asst. Director: Diana Price Press Representative: Gail Oscar *ANN CORIO in "THIS WAS BUR Promotion Asst. : Mark Fltzgib- bo.ns LESQUE," I week of June 30-July 5 Kent State PR Interne: Marianne Balotta JOHN GARY in "THE STUDENT Box ORice Staff PRINCE" I week of July 7-12 Patti Brown, Day Manager VIrginia MulHgan, Night Manager PUSS IN BOOTS I children's matinee July Ernestine Nichols, Season Sub- 10 scriptions and Mail Orders Marjorie Crane, Margaret Josza, IRON BUTTERFLY I July 13 Nancy Cameron, Paula Belfiore, Marian Balla, Bernadette Zin JANIS PAIGE in "MAME" I 2 weeks, July gale, Marjorie Nichols, Paul Ko ret, Gladys Smith, Mildred Miller, 14-19, 21-26 Alan Smith, Pat Abrams LED ZEPPELIN I July 20 Switchboard Bonnie Krauss, Sharon Curry ALADDIN I children's matinee July 24 Secretary-Bookkeeper IAN & SYLVIA plus BUTTERFIELD Ruth Anne Miller BLUES·BAND I July 27 Chairman of Ushers Betty Blodgett ALFRED DRAKE & LANA CANTRELL House Manager Bill Swann in "ON TIME," pre-Broadway tour 1 Usher Ca.otains week of July 28-Aug. 2 Dolly Miller, James Jacoby, Janis Jordan, William Hoffman, Jody ENZO STUART! I Aug. 3 Shelton, Kay Yuratovac, Don Marks, Shirley Martin PHYLLIS DILLER SHOW, with her spe Parking Lot cial guest star TONY MARTIN I week Thomas Walsh, Manager; Thomas Mulligan, Assistant Manager of Aug. 4-9 Musicarnival School Director: Judith E. Daykin HANSEL & GRETEL I children's matinee CSU Fellowship Students: Caro Aug. 7 · lyn Bodenger, Mike Mazur, Mar lene Roughton, Pete Shokalook, MOTHERS OF INVENTION I Aug. 10 Marie Suchy, Virginia Lim Apprentices: Sharon Goldberg, MARTHA RAYE in "HELLO SUCKER," Jutee Ann Hottois, Cheryl Laser, Su Lesnick, Mary Miller, Elsie pre-Broadway tour I week of Aug. 11-16 Pergl TIM BUCKLEY & LINDA RONSTADT Maintenance Supervisor: Grover Swain, Jr. 1 Aug. 17 Patrick Swann, Assistant; C. D. Johnson, Dennis Mastrangelo, VIRGINIA GRAHAM in "BAREFOOT IN Rick Baskin, Duncan Ballantyne, THE PARK" I week of Aug. 18-23 Tim Krupp, Kurt Overmyer, Larry Siaminka, Dan Lansing ROBIN HOOD I children's matinee Aug. 21 Counsel Thompson, Hine & Flory PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC, special add- Auditors ed attraction TIM HARDIN I Aug. 24 Ernst & Ernst Electrician ARLO GUTHRIE I Aug. 25 Jack Lynch Sound WAYNE NEWTON I week of Aug. 26-31 Phil Smith MRS. MeTRING I children's matinee Aug. Or~::hestra Contractor Ben Silverberg 31 Program Advertising Sales JOHNNY MATHIS I week of Sept. 2-7 Bea Witt Sound Consultant *Return engagement! I week of Sept. 8-13 Audio Craft See center section of this program for details and all Musicarnival Is a Member of the easy ways to buy your tickets. The Musical Theatres Association ALL SEATS WITHIN JUST 18 ROWS OF STAGE Programs designed and edited for Musicarnlval by N. McArthur ~ 65 There are five great places to stop after tonight's show. And the Blue Grass is all of them. Restaurant • Cabaret Room • Blue Lounge • Motor Inn Lounge. Coffee Shop Restaurantj5600 Northfield Rd., 475-2525 • Motor lnn/5500 Northfield Rd. , 475-7600 ·: Best · perfOr:mahc~ • · _" i.rJ-~ a sup_porting ·role : + ,:,. .... ·i • .. • • .• ~ + . : • .. :a-s.a: i . tn~ ,~ ~- c~ ·pu' Qt .. , ... .· _-··.·--and· .--- ·· ··. chec.king -acca·u,r:1t .._ at··<·.· .. · .. ·· ·· .~ A!~ci¢tg · ·· : . N,AT10NAL . BANK .· . · OF ~. lEVElAND · .~.... ~: :~ ~ .. ., .· ',· . MEhl'isE~ ' F.E D ~~~ J' DEPOSIT ; ,.. ~· UM ~~' ~ COR~ ORAT t6~ ."' ~ + , ~ .. MUSICARNIVAL • John L. Price, Jr., producer One Week Only! Monday, August 4 thru Saturday, August 9, 1969 THE PHYLLIS DILLER SHOW starring PHYLLIS DILLER with her special guest star TONY MARTIN Mr. Martin's conductor HAL BORNE NO SMOKING IN THEATRE • DO NOT LEAVE YOUR SEAT DURING BLACKOUTS ••••••••••••••••••••G••••••••o••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BE SURE TO TELL PEOPLE YOU LIKE We hope that you will have a This week's ticket prices: Mon relaxed and wonderful time at day, Tuesday $3.75; Wednesday, this evening's show- and that Thursday, Friday $4.75; both you will do your friends a favor shows Saturday $5.50. by spreading the good word You can order your Musicarni about the fun to be enjoyed here val tickets by phone, by mail or at Musicarnival the rest of this at the box office and 56 other week with Phyllis Diller and handy shopping locations all over Tony Martin and at all the other northern Ohio. See the center shows still to come this summer. section of this program for all the Showtimes: Monday thru Fri easy ways to buy your seats. day at 8, an early showtime de Students under age 18: special signed for busy people who have bargain $3 tickets (must be pur to get up in the morning; Satur chased in person at box office day your choice of 2 shows at 7 only - sorry, no phone or mail •0 and 10:30 . orders on these) . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Visit the box office at intermission to get · your seats for these coming shows! Next week! MARTHA RA YE in 11HELLO SUCKER,'1 the new pre Broadway musical about Roaring Twenties star Texas Guinan (one week only thru Sat., Aug. 16) Week of Aug. 18-23 I VIRGINIA GRAHAM in Neil Simon's hilari- ous hit comedy 11BAREFOOT IN THE PARK11 Week of Aug. 26-31 I THE WAYNE NEWTON SHOW Week of Sept. 2-7 I THE JOHNNY MATHIS SHOW Week of Sept. 8-13 I Return engagement! ANN CORIO in 11THIS WAS BURLESQUE11 (Adults only) As an added convenience at the box office you can charge your tickets on Master Charge or Bankamericard or pay by personal check for all the news about all the coming shows and all the easy ways to buy your tickets, see the center section of this program -act one- TONY MARTIN -act two- PHYLLIS DILLER MUSICARNIVAL ORCHESTRA: Marvin Aaronson, Carl Demarco, Charles Avellone, Sheldon Henderschott, saxophones; Ray Rinaldi, Joe Hruby, Joe Trczinsky, trumpets; Kenneth Emerson, Richard Wooley, t -,·ombones; Bill Rice, electric guitar; George Wisneskey, bass; James Crossley, drums. RE-LIVE THESE MUSICAL lUOMENTS WITH A RECORD OR TAPE the r=-landstand Inc. from ~ l SOUTHGATE • THE CENTER OF THINGS ~ 662-1333 PEWTER M UG Public Square Cleveland, 0. HANNA PUB Hanna Bldg. Cleveland, 0. PEWTER MUG 23360 Chagrin Blvd. No matter where Beachwood, 0. -----• you happen to be, a check from Ohios largest bank can be beautiful. 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Phyllis Diller, who was seen last season She also accompanied Bob and his troupe every Sunday night on NBC-TV on her to Vietnam over Christmas, 1966. own hour-long Phyllis Diller Show, Miss Diller is as much at home on makes a threesome - with the late Fanny television as she is in other media. She Brice and Gracie Allen - of women's has guest-starred on every major TV comedy immortals. show (hosting a number of them, in She recently completed Elmer Rice's cluding Hollywood Palace); she wrote prize-winning, satiric comedy, The Add her own well-rated ABC-TV special a ing Machine, her first movie filmed in couple of seasons back, and also starred Europe. Miss Diller stars as Mrs. Zero, in ?. weekly situation comedy series on shrewish harridan married to a poor ABC for a season. The Filmways-PhilDil bookkeeper, in the Universal release. Op series originally was called The Pruitts posite her, as Mr. Zero, is famed Irish of Southampton, later changed to The actor Milo O'Shea, star of the highly Phyllis Diller Show. acclaimed Ulysses.