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Mountaineer Players Present The Mountaineer Players present Rip Van Winkle Odyssey WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY EARL KELLY THE FOREST THEATRE MAY 27-28, 1973 JUNE 2-3,9-10, 16-17 2P. M. BREMERTON-SEABECK ROAD Program Written and Directed by EARL KELLY "A Rip Van Winkle Odyssey" The scene is a beautiful but simple forest grove. SINGER BOB YOUNG CHORUS Melody English Rhea Natoli Betty Jensen Anne Creamer Hester Davidson Carol Guthrie Joan French Connie Benson Mary Lou Lutz Helen Mancao Dawn Petrich Virginia Reid Arne Moen Caroline Higbee ~~ SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ~~ ACT ONE ACT TWO PROLOGUE The Magic Forest SCENE ONE Okinawa 1957 SCENE ONE Long Ago SCENE TWO Dogpatch USA 1961 SCENE TWO Sherwood Forest 1923 SCENE THREE Colorado Hills 1963 SCENE THREE Through the Looking Glass 192 7 SCENE FOUR Munchkin1and 1966 SCENE FOUR Toad Hall 1935 SCENE FIVE Middle Earth 1970 SCENE FIVE Forest of the Dwarfs 1937 SCENE SIX The Magic Forest 1973 SCENE SIX Athenian Woods 1941 SCENE SEVEN London 1949 SCENE EIGHT Heaven 1955 SCENE 1 RIP VAN WINKLE SCENE S SNOW WHITE Rip Van Winkle Lloyd Mason Snow White Helen McNabb Gretchen Mimi Lord Queen Kerstin Wanerstrand SCENE 2 ROBIN HOOD Guard Bob Rosen Sheriffs Escort Jon Pollack Crispy Jody Bartee Robin Hood Bob Rosen Wospy Carrie Wallace Friar Tuck Ray Puddicombe Joe John Seabeck Little John Paul Merry Lispy Evaughn Flaming Will Scarlett Royce Natoli Crummy & Dummy Ray Puddicombe Robin Hood's Man Doug Cottrill Schmo Ernestine Rombauts Sheriff of Nottingham Brian Ayers Pnnce David Heying SCENE 3 ALICE IN WONDERLAND SCENE 6 MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM White Rabbit John Seabeck Bottom Nancy Jensen Alice Evaughn Flaming Quince Royce Natoli Cook Lynn Moen Snout Dorothy Ritt~r Duchess Nancy Jensen Starveling Rita Berrian Two of Spades Carrie Wallace Puck Don Jirucha Five of Spades Latrelle Nation Flute Mark Fenton Seven of Spades Chris Concannon Snug Dick Kahler Two of Hearts Annette Galvin Five of Hearts Jo Anna Dickman Seven of Hearts Pam Bradley SCENE 7 PRINCE AND PAUPER Town Crier Jody Bartee Guard Richard Reid Canty Knave of Hearts James M. Ewing Bob Rosen King of Hearts Don Jirucha Bet Irma Rodenhouse Guard Queen of Hearts Mimi Lord Doug Cottrill Boy Michael Graham SCENE 4 TOAD OF TOAD HALL Servitor Helen Mancao Mole Dayna Cole Prince Jon Pollack Rat Royce Natoli Pauper John Seabeck Badger Brian Ayers E:izabeth Rita Berrian Alfred Doug Cottrill Hertford Brian Ayers Toad Paul Merry Jester James Ewing SCENES GREEN PASTURES Angel V Georgia Graham God Paul Merry Angel VI Richard Dideon Gabriel Ray Puddicombe Angel VII Melody English Archangel Morris Moen Angel VIII Anne Creamer lady Angel Dorothy Ritter Angel IX Joan French Man Angel Mark Fenton Angel X Caroline Higbee Boy Angel I Brian Naud Angel XI Rhea Natoli Boy Angel II Mark Jensen Angel XII Hester Davidson Girl Angel I Wendy Galvin Angel XIII Connie Benson Girl Angel II Martha Moen Angel XIV Helen Mancao Angel I Arline Bayles Angel XV Virginia Reid Angel II Eleanor Lay Angel XVI Betty Jensen Angel III Edna Mason Angel XVII Carol Guthrie Angel IV Annette Galvin Angel XVIII Arne Moen INTERMISSION (10 Minutes) ACT II SCENE I TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON Forest Ranger VII Ray Puddicombe • Sakini John Seabeck ~~ Forest Ranger VIII Jon Pollack Fisby Ray Puddicombe Captain Jim Brian Ayers Villager I Arline Bayles ~~ Little Mary Sunshine Helen McNabb Villager II Jody Bartee School Girl I Nancy Miles Villager III Mimi Lord School Girl II Margaret Stockton Villager IV Irma Rodenhouse School Gril III Kitty Kohlins Villager V Jo Anna Dickman School Girl IV Pam Bradley Villager VI Hester Davidson School Girl V Lorinda McCoy Villager VII Kitty Kohlins School Girl VI Christine Concannon Villager VIII Richard Reid School Girl VII Carrie Wallace Villager IX James M. Ewing School Girl VIII Jody Bartee Villager X Ruby Bayles Statue of Liberty Dorothy Ritter Villager XI Barbara Filley Villager XII Lynn Moen SCENE 4 WIZARD OF OZ Villager XIII Melody English Dorothy Evaughn Flaming Villager XIV Latrelle Nation Glynda Arline Bayles Villager XV Marguerite K vinge Munchkin I Trixie Rombauts Villager XVI Mary Lou Lutz Munchkin II Wendy Galvin Lotus Blossom Rita Berrian Munchkin III Delvin Bradley Miss Higa J igi Georgia Graham Munchkin IV BrianNaud Mr. Sumata Richard Dideon Munchkin V Cristy Jensen Mucnhkin VI John Moen SCENE 2 LIL ABNER Munchkin VII Michael Rosen Dogpatcher I Munchkin VIII Keith Moen Dogpatcher II Munchkin IX Michael Toutonghi Dogpatcher III Arne Moen Munchkin X Will Ayers Dogpatcher IV Carol Guthrie Munchkin XI Annette Toutonghi Dogpatcher V Betty Jensen Munchkin XII Eileen Olson Dogpatcher VI Virginia Reid Munchkin XIII Gwen Lutz Dogpatcher VII Helen Mancao Munchkin XIV Debbie Naud Dogpatcher VIII Connie Benson Munchkin XV AJeta Naud Dogpatcher IX Rhea Natoli Munchkin XVI Martha Moen Dogpatcher X Caroline Higbee Munchkin XVII Jennifer Dickey Dogpatcher XI Joan French Munchkin XVIII Paul Segal Dogpatcher XII Anne Creamer Munchkin XIX Ingela Wanerstrand Scragg I Jack Kuppich Munchkin XX Tommy Wanerstrand Scragg II Orville Sherard Munchkin XXI Arne Moen Scragg III Don Jirucha Lolly Pop Guild I Michael Graham Lonesome Polecat Howard Segal Lolly Pop Guild II Larry Mancao Hairless Joe Bob Rosen Lolly Pop Guild III Mark Jensen Moonbeam McSwine Annette Galvin Lullaby League I Debbie Naud Earthquake McGoon Dick Kahler Lullaby League II Nancy Gordon Daisy Mae Pam Bradley Lullaby League III Eileen Lutz Pappy Yokum Royce Natoli Wicked Witch Mammy Yokum Harriet Walker Edna Mason Scarecrow Eric Helland Lil Abner Bob Young SCENE 5 HOBBIT SCENE 3 LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE Gollum Irma Rodenhouse Chief Brown Bear Morris Moen Forest Ranger I Mark Fenton SCENE 6 FINALE Forest Ranger II Don Jirucha Player I Harriet Walker Forest Ranger III Doug Cottrill Player II Patience Paschall Forest Ranger IV David Heying Players David Anderson, Mark Fenton, Forest Ranger V Paul Merry Joanna Dickman, Richard Dideon, Forest Ranger VI John Seabeck Kitty Kohlins, Helen Mancao TECHNICJ\L STAFF DIRECTOR: EARL KELLY MUSICAL DIRECTOR: BOB YOUNG Assistant Director: Eric Helland Musical Accompaniment: Vernon Corliss Script: Mimi Lord Poster Art· Bob Cram Wilber Wertz Alexandra Pye, Tmdy Brown, Beverly, Program Art: Patricia Woodworth Carol Anders~n, Audrey Hass, Karen Kirshner, Bettie Design Coordinator: Sally Dickman Carlo, Mary Walkins, Pamela & Carolyn Chang, Mildred Costumes: *Colleen Howard, *Barbara McCoy, Mary Richardson, Meridith Wallace, Martha Jacobson, Barbara Duckering, Valerie Lee, Alyce Longanecker, Ruby Bayles, Allen, Marie Yamamoto, Hedy & Phil Fredrickson, Joan Dayna Cole, Melody English, Lorinda McCoy, Lynn & 'Lundquist, Eric Peterson, Idona Kellogg, Florence Lees, Martha Moen, Kay Naud, Martha Schimpff, Barbara Grant Montague, Nancy Meyer, Bruce McAlister, Ruth Baldwin, Carolyn Pearson, Virginia Reid, Gail Wagner, McPherson, Evelyn Nickerson, Patty Parker, Eleanor & Debbie Asher, Nancy Jensen, Peggy Cyra, Raili Niemela, Jody Rolfe, Debby Smith, Leslie Phillips, Barbra Ayers, Jackie Fischer, Gloria & Sylvia Cottrill. Kathie Howard, Prudy Brown, Mag Cyra, Gloria Cottrill, Donna DeShazo, Pat Hebert, Kim Abbey, Anne Ayers, Audrey Hass, Betty Gardiner Hicks, Hazel Hawbaker, Mary Hartnagel, Doro­ Jensen, Helen Mancao, Mary Lou Lutz, Helen McNab, thy Jack Gaye Scholz, Ann Sullivan, Peggy Tonningsen Sound: Evie MacDonald Makeup: Dorothy Ritter Tickets: *Georgia Graham, *Mimi Lord, Martha Printing: Morri~ Moen, Lynn Moen Schimpff, Marguerite Kvinge Photography: *Chuck Tonningsen, Jim Davis, Ron Jen­ sen, Jeri Lord Theatre Maintenance: *Gardner Hicks, Don Anderson, AI Bergman, Jeff Chang, Doug Cotrill, John Davidson, Arden Props: *Peggy Cyra, .Tim Ewing, Marie Yamamoto & Mark Gordon, Sid Gould, Georgia Graham, Sharon Publicity: *Don Phillips, Pearl Phillips, Pat Woodworth, Gustafson, Ken Hitchings, Jere, Roger & Mimi Lord, Georgia Graham, Audrey Hass, Gale Phillips, Laura and Royce & Rhea Natoli, Shirley Neupert, Don Nickerson, Randy Thomas Steve & Dorothy Philipp, Ricky Reid, Irma Rodenhouse, Sets: *Bob Rosen, *Brian Ayers, David Heying, James Esther Simons, Chuck & Peggy Tonningsen, Wilbur Wertz, Ewing, John Davidson. Debbie A>her, Audrey Hass Mike & Nona Woodard. House Chairman: *Sharon Gustafson, Ida Kessinger, Parking Attendents: *Peter Koch, Christine Koch, Harry Helen & Gus Hudson, Irene & Bmce Massey, Ida Prichard, Gold back, Richard Howell, Ron Jensen, Michael Kirshner, Arden & Lou1se Gordon, Nedra, Lolita & Mark Gordon, Jeri Lord, Peter Lubenow, Jeremy Mattox, Robert Martha Lillie, Barhra Wynn, Sherry Fike, Arne Svennson, McFann, Don Nickerson, Stephen Philipp, Wilbur Wertz, Kathy Reanier, Ethel & Irvin Boyer, Gale Phillips, Carl & Don Wieckowicz. Alice Nugent, Nancy, Margory, Jennifer Nugent, John & Concessions: Bob Neupert Helen Stout, Annet Isler, Esther Simons, Gay Scholz, Kay Players' Chairman: John Davidson Naud, Mary Toutonghi, Steve & Dorothy Phillipp, Ruth Vice Chairman: Ray Puddicombe Ann Moody, Louise Martin, Shirley Neupert, Jan ABott, Secretary: Peggy Tonningsen Lizabeth Yates, Margaretta Leen, Don & Hazel Anderson, Treasurer: Irma Rodenhouse John Bradley, Marion & Dave Castor, Jean & Dick Kahler, Kitsap Cabin Chairman: Bob Neupert *Denotes Chairman THE MAGICrOR"E£T by EARL KELLY (Adapted from works by Eva LeGalliene, Marc Conally, John Patrick, William Shakespeare, Rick Besoyan, L. Frank Baum, Robert Dahdah, A. A. Milne, and Johnny Mercer) pQ<j ll!l!lii rtli Mid J tt • c a a r X 1 w' , I I ¥! I r' • a• ? m= .
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