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SEE HOW THEY RUN Dr Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I-l. Acton Mr. William II. Almy Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Baldwin Mr. Clarence Baum Mr. and Mrs. Dan vVi\liams Beckwith Red Mask Players, Inc. Mrs. A. J. Boink Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Brasmer Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Burroughs Presents Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Catlett Mr. and Mrs. Lane Clark SEE HOW THEY RUN Dr. and Mrs. Harlan English Miss Willa Freeland A Farce in Three Acts Mr. and Mrs. Sid Giles Mr. and Mrs. Merv Gritten by Philip Kin9 Miss Starr Gritten Mr. and Mrs. '~Teldon Harby Jean C. Henson By Special Arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Hires Miss Emma Hitchens Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Howell Directed by Mrs. Kathryn Randolph Mr. and Mrs. I-Iarold E. Judy '-v[rs.Clara D. McEvoy Mrs. W. C. Oakley Miss Dea Pichon Miss Gertrude Rick Mrs. E. Strawbridge Miss Gloria Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Toy Mrs. Charles ''''atkins Miss Frances Watkins PALACE THEATER November 18-19, 1959 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Webster Danville, Illinois 8:15 P.M. LUXOR An Eating Place of Distinction VISIT THE EGYPTIAN ROOM Opposite Ltlxo,' Motel on East Main Phone HI 6-9745 .. _-----------------_ ... Prepare Your House for Spring NEW WALLPAPER PATTERNS AND PRINTS Vermilion County InSURance Agency In Decorator's Colors INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS WOODBURY BOOK COMPANY 125 NoRTh VeRmilion StreeT Phone HI 6·9158 Adams Building Danville, IllinoiS Beneath the Grease Paint Sponsorships BETTY SUE KRIEDLER (Ida, a Maid)-Fresh from her success in the Red E. R. Bean Auto Supply Mask Production of "Sabrina Fair," Betty Sue brings forth another fine characterization as the Cockney maid. A nine year veteran of Red Mask, Brown Derby Betty Sue has been seen in such other Red Mask productions as First Lady, Butler the Florist Shop at Sly Corner, All My Sons, Suds in Your Eyes. each play showing the versatility of this talented housewife and mother. Connor's Restaurant SHAHON LEISCH SMITH (Miss Skillon)-From Danville High School to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ehrlich University of Illinois to Menominee, Michigan Summer Theater ... and back to Elliott Lumber Company Danville Red Mask Productions ... this is the experience that Sharon has had, Leading roles in such productions as Blood Wedding, Dear Ruth, On tho Wayne Feldman - Recording and Statistical Corp. Hoad, and Affairs of State has enabled Sharon to come forth with anolher Fonner-Mills, Inc. fine portrayal in tIus Red Mask production. Foreman, Meachum, and Clapper HAROLD JUDY (The Reverend Lionel Toop)-Both Harold and his wife Frey Tire Co. Barbara have worked out a schedule where neither are in tl1e salTle play to- gether. This rule apparently has not been violated in tIus production, HIll'old Hob Nob Lounge has been seen in past Red Mask productions of Desperate Hours, La and Be- I-Iour Glass hold, and Solid Gold Cadillac. Harold also doubles in br(lss us a Board Member of Red Mask and sports editor of the Danville Commordul News. Interstate Printers and Publishers (P.S. I-lis wife Barbara is prompting back stage for this production). Kay's LUCINDA BUTLER (Penelope)-As far as Cindy can remember, she has McDaniel Freight Lines, Inc. participated in an even dozen Red Mask productions. As far as her husband, Fred, can remember it's been nil their lives. Occaslonully Cindy has not Mervis Iron and Metal Company been in a Red Mask production but hils devoted her time and energies to Bill Montgerard Instrument, Stereo and Hi-Fi Repair being a board member of Hed Musk [\s well as being past president of Red Moore Construction Mask. Anotller flne performance is in tho offing tonight with Cindy's portrayal of the harried Penelope. Overstreet's Jewelers KENNETH TOY (Corporal Clive Winton )-My Sister Eileen, John Loves Paxton Wholesale Grocery Mary, Stalag 17, The Heiress have been Ken's credits while with Red Mask. Phillips Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company Ken, a member of the dental profession, is married, has one daughter and is also president of Red Mask. His interpretation of his present role is sure to Producer's Dairy delight the Red Mask audience. Ken has also appeared in the Junior \Vornen's Paul A. Roberts Club Follies. Shutt Roofing RON DILLMAN (The Intruder)-Tlus is the first Hed Mask production of State Lumber and Construction Co. Ron's, A reporter for the Commercial News, Ron shows grent promise for future Red Mask productions. Sudlow's Elton A. Wagner, Contractor Wolford Insurance ComplimentS of III N. VERMILION sniders , PHONE HI 2-1846 DANVILLE, ILLINOIS "conON SHOP" I~ ... ... __ V_ermilion at North Street... FOREMAN BOTTLING CO. "Finest bevel'ages concocted" Phillips Laundry & Dry Cleaning Hires Root Beer Sun Drop Golden Cola "Over a Century of 4'1 Grapette Sun Crest Orange Service to Danville Families" 511 Kimber ~ourt Phone HI 2-0188 714 Garfield Park Blvd. Telephone HI 3-0178 1 DAVID MAUERMAN (The Bishop of Lax)-Dave. who took the part of ~------------.---------~ Marty Goodwin in The Fifth Season (the Hed Mask production of last year), immediately stepped into the Junior Women's Club Follies of this year while Red Mask Players Officers and Directors for 1959-60 taking his present part in this Red Mask production. This role, as tho Bishop President-Kenneth Toy Vice-President-Betty Sue Kril:dlcr of Lax, shows that David is just as familiar with slapstick as well as Shake- Secretary- Treasurer-Honore Ronan speare. FRANK ROOSE (The Reverend Arthur Humphrey)-Frank started his Board M'e-mbms-Lucinda Butler, Alan Oster, Ray Foreman, Dr. I-Iarlan Eng- career with Red Mask in the plays Heaven Can \Vait, The CUriOLIS Savage, lish, Don Wilson, Harold Judy, Russell Guin, Kenneth Toy, Jane Rose and John Loves Marry. A sabbatical of four years intervened in Hed Mask Acton productions when Frank went out to the West Coast working with the United States Government. We're glad Frank is back ... Red Mask audiences will Committees be delighted with his interpretation of Reverend Hwnphrcy. PLAY HEADING-Betty Sue Kriedler, Ron Waltemath, Robert Duncan, GENE BROWNING (Sergeant Towers )-Gene is showing himself before Red Mask audiences for the first time. Married, with n daughter in her Gloria Prentice, Mary Ellen Bean second year at Danville High School, Gene is employed at the Hyster Com- CASTING-Betty Sue Kriedler, Jean Shutt, Nancy Grubb, Dr. Carl Gordon, pany. We arc sure the Red Mask audiences will enjoy Cene in his role as Del Bremicker the Sergeant. PHOMPTERS-Betty Mills, Barbara Judy ivIEMBEHSHIP-General Chairman, Sharon Smith-Students, Betty Mills- THE CAST Sponsors, Bob 'Wright, Eileen Snyder in Order of Their Appearance SOUND EFFECTS-Dean Kriedler Ida (a Mmd). Betty Sue Kriedler COSTUMES-Juanita Carter Miss Skillon.. .. Sharon Leisch Smith The Reverend Lionel Toop I-Iarald Judy FURNITURE-Ed Fleming Penelope Toop (his wife) Lucinda Butler SET CONSTHUCTION--Guy Hutton Corporal Clive Winton Dr. Kenneth Toy ART DIHECTOR-Ray Scarce The Intruder. Ron Dillman PROl)ERTIES-Maryilln Schatz, Fay Langas The Bishop of Lax David Mauennan YIAKEUP-Irene Reimann, Rogene 'Volf, Ann Duff, Jean Henson, Miriam The Reverend Arthur Humphrey. Frank Roose Jaffe, John Downing Sergeant Towers Gene Browning PHOGRAM PREPAHATION-Alan Oster The action takes place in the Hall at the Vicarage, Merton·Cum- Middlewick. USHERETTES-Dorothea Perry ACT I TICKETS-Ray Foreman An afternoon in September. SCRAP BOOK-Lorene Frost ACT II PATRONS-Jack Smith, Carol Toy The same night. COURTESIES-Chaplain Harold E. Berger, Father Kinder, Father Kelly, ACT III Father Nicoson, Rev. O. D. Reed, Jr., Pelll'Y Furniture Co., Phillips A few minutes later. Laundry, Commercial News, WDAN, vVITY, \-VCIA, The Manhattan. I....... F ... .. .. ... ...... .. .. .. .. ... ... .. ... .. ... • .. ... "ASK FOR A BRAND NAME - THEY'RE GUARANTEED" E. R. BEAN AUTO SUPPLY 3622 N. Vermilion VERMILION LUMBER CO. WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS, EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES 615 N. Jackson Telephone HI 3-0324 PHONE HI 6·8653 DANVILLE, ILL..
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