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Dick Powell, Jr ^JN* AVONDALE THEATER JUNE 28—JULY 3 look for the authentic label" STOLES • JACKETS • COATS $1500 to $8500 "Terms as Desired" HERBERT K FRED DAVIDSON DAVIDSON Pj & ® glendale center 62nd & keystone J '9U A HIT EVERY WEEK ORDER YOUR TICKETS NOW June 21-26 June 28-July 3 July 5-July 10 CLIFF ARQUETTE JUNE ALLYSON SHERRY BRITTON You Can't Take It with You" "Good-By, Ghost" "The Best of Burlesque" July 12-July 17 July 19-July 24 July 26-July 31 VIVIAN VANCE YVONNE DE CARLO BRIAN DONLEVY "The Time of the Cuckoo" "Catch Me if You Can" "Years Ago" August 2-August 7 August 9-August 14 August 16-August 21 VIRGINIA GRAHAM LOUIS NYE MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN "Late Love" "Charley's Aunt" CHESTER MORRIS "The Subject was Roses" August 23-August 28 August 30-September 4 HAL MARCH To Be Announced "Deadwood Dick" TICKET INFORMATION The Avondale box office at the theater is open daily from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. except Sunday, 1:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m., box office phone LI 7-9627. • It's a fascinating display where we have attempted to present in an entertaining, interesting and colorful manner —exhibits of our products and a few activities reflecting Allison operations. 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Men's Hairpieces Summer Fun I' instante beaute MARCIA ANDREWS, Manager • CL 1-3606 AVONDALE in-the-meadows THEATER One of the Nation's Foremost Summer Stock Theaters Now in its Thirteenth Season presents JUNE ALLYSON in "Good-By, Ghost" by HAROLD J. KENNEDY with BILL MOREY LON GARDNER ALLYSON POWELL JOHN ARMSTRONG ALICE YOURMAN DICK POWELL, JR. and HAROLD J. KENNEDY Directed by A. GLENN MAXWELL Scenic Design and Lighting Design—LINDA BREWER PROFESSIONAL CAR WASH Stcc&a GAS N' WASH Look at Your Car . Everyone Else Does 1219 N. MERIDIAN • 4149 N. KEYSTONE • 62nd & KEYSTONE lei's make il a #### ######### war L. KEITH BULEN—Chairman JOHN ROWE—Secretary MAXINE GORDON—Wee Chairman BEURT SerVAAS— Treasurer Paid for by Marion County Republican Central Committee OPEN EVENINGS - PHONE: Liberty 7-1378 helen m. ray's BEAUTY SALON 3725 EAST 38TH STREET - 38TH ST. and SHERMAN DR. Cast (In Order of Appearance) David Shelby Bill Morey Joanna, his wife JUNE ALLYSON Joanie .. Allyson Powell Jo-Jo .- Dick Powell, Jr. Ernest Lon Gardner Trumbull ... Harold J. Kennedy Kathryn Fairchild JUNE ALLYSON George K. George - John Armstrong Minnie Mae George - - Alice Yourman SHOW BUSINESS RADIO LISTEN TO "FIRST NIGHTER" live from Avondale Tuesday Evening, 8:05-8:20 sponsored by HALL-NEAL HEATING & COOLING 1324 North Capitol Ave. Windsor Dress Shop IN WINDSOR VILLAGE Fashions for Every Hour of the Day and Evening OPEN EVENINGS 21ST AND ARLINGTON Synopsis of Scenes The setting of the play is a living room in a home in modern Connecticut within commuting distance of New York City. ACT I Scene 1: A Monday evening in November, around 11 o'clock. Scene 2: A few minutes later. ACT II Scene 1: Tuesday evening, around midnight. Scene 2: The next evening around 11 o'clock. Scene 3: Early Thursday evening. ACT III Scene 1: The same evening. About an hour later. Scene 2: Also the same evening. A few minutes later. tt One Gall Does It All" ...by Foot or Phone... DOWNTOWN GLENDALE 111 NORTH 6101 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA KEYSTONE 634-9999 251-1234 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA We Deliver cYbu expect more from Standard... andy8uget.it!* (STANDARD OIL DIVISION AMERICAN OIL COMPANY 'Trademark Avondale Theater Staff DONALD E. MARLATT, president of ducer, is beginning his fourth season with Indianapolis Avondale, Inc. is a well Avondale and his twelfth year in the known local building contractor and theater business. Mr. Hoffman toured with farmer. He has long been interested in the national companies of "Seidman and theater in general and Avondale in par­ Son" and "Spoon River Anthology." He ticular. Mr. Marlatt enjoys using his many spent some time in Indianapolis earlier skills, acquired in the building business, this season in his capacity as General Man­ backstage and around the theater grounds. ager of the Helen Hayes Repertory Com­ pany. LEW BREINER, Producer and General Manager, is one of the leading theater men WILLIAM COLBERT is Director of in the Mid-west. He has been associated Public Relations for Avondale. He has with Avondale for eight years and shoul­ been a news cameraman for WLWI and ders the burden of putting the season to­ done advertising and public relations with gether and producing the shows you see Bob Long Associates and LaGrange-Garri- each week. Mr. Breiner assumes full re­ son. Most recently Mr. Colbert handled sponsibility for all details of production the publicity for the Republican Action and management. Committee. BARRY HOFFMAN, Associate Pro­ JEANNE OWENS, Administrative As- Avondale Theater Staff sistant, is back for the eleventh season and LINDA BREWER is here for her fourth handles duties ranging from the handling season as Scenic Designer. A graduate of of over 100,000 tickets to rooms for our Purdue University majoring in drama and visiting players. During the winter months languages, Miss Brewer is now working she has similar duties at the Murat Shrine towards her Master's from the University Circus office. of Iowa. DOHN BEAR,Technical Director has PEG EASTRIDGE, another of Avon- been with the theater for the past three dale's mainstays, is returning for her years. Mr. Bear has been associated with twelfth season as Costumiere. Not only Long Beach Community Playhouse and does she procure, make and care for the Pasadena Playhouse in California during company's costumes, but she appears in the last few years. many of our plays as well. She spends her days at Allison Division in their Engineer­ PHIL WILLIAMS starts his sixth sea­ ing Department. son with Avondale as Property Master. Mr. Williams is currently a graduate stu­ HERMAN L. TEEPE, JR. is our Master dent at Indiana University working on his Electrician. When he's not at Avondale he's Masters Degree in Audio Visual Commu­ busy at Clowes Hall, the Colliseum and nications. various other places around Indianapolis. THIS SPECIAL OFFER TO ALL AVONDALE PATRONS. HALL-NEAL HEATING & COOLING "The Hallmark of Excellence In Heating & Cooling Since 1890" 1324 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE OFFERS YOU A Free 1967 Season Book to Avondale with the Purchase of any of these Items • VICTOR CENTRAL COOLING OFFER GOOD • VICTOR FURNACE JUNE 21—SEPTEMBER 5 • VICTOR ELECTRONIC AIR FILTER WHEN YOU PRESENT COUPON NAME ADDRESS. MOU HALL-NEAL ^VICTOR PHONE. / HEATING & COOLING INDIANA'S LARGEST SELECTION OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES. v-^naynpaofnes, BEERS AND PACKAGE BEVERAGES PARTY SUPPLIES BAR EQUIPMENT EXCLUSIVE WINE CELLAR Indianapolis Avondale, Inc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert Glazier John Mathews William S. Hogsett Mrs. Roger Schutt David L. Jessee Edward V. Schaffer Paul Mangin Gordon E. Smith Donald E. Marlatt Mrs. Gordon E. Vrell Joseph G. Worland OFFICERS President, Donald E. Marlatt Vice President, Edward V. Schaffer Secretary, Mrs. Edward V. Schaffer Treasurer, Mrs. Donald E. Marlatt AVONDALE AMBASSADORS Mrs. Gordon K. Vrell, President Mrs. George Cohee Mrs. Roger A. Schutt, Vice President Mrs. Jane Ford Mrs. John Benedix Mrs. Robert Glazier Miss Alberta Blessing Mrs. Gilbert Hermeling, Jr. Mrs. Bette Boggs Mrs. Al Kucin Mrs. Victor L. Boyer Mrs. Joseph Worland \*\*\&&&&A ENJOY THE ou$c m®fpmm m BURGER CHEF IN THE GOING FOR A DRIVE? MEADOWS While you're out, stop at Burger Chef for a Triple Treat. You get Burger Chef's famous Open Flame Broiled hamburger, fresh crispy fries and rich, thick milk shake ... all delicious and all for only 50e. 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AVONDALE PRODUCTION STAFF Producer LEWIS BREINER Associate Producer & Production Stage Manager BARRY HOFFMAN Assistant Stage Manager Dohn Bear Scenic Designer Linda Brewer Local Casting Director Al Kucin Construction Supervisor Phil Trimpe Technical Director Dohn Bear Master Electrician - Herman L. Teepe, Jr. Wardrobe Mistress Peg Eastridge Assistant Wardrobe Mistress Skeets Eberts Properties Master Phil Williams Sound Consultant Jan Eden Sound Technician Mark Murphy BUSINESS STAFF General Manager Lew Breiner Administrative Assistant Jeanne Owens Director of Public Relations Bill Colbert Advertising Pollack & Associates, Inc.
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