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OLIVER (5) (s>(^f0^1 THE WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION presents "OLIVER" Adapted from Charles Dickens' "OLIVER TWIST" EVENINGS: September 2-3-9-10-16-17 MATINEE: September 18, 1966 TJic Bcduiifiil Hcfitauraiit iu flic Shij, atop till' iSxccnsdii Buildiiuj, at 777 NORTH FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE FEXIXSri.A'S FIX EST CrOVKMET DIXIXG WEDDING REOEPTIONS and BANQUETS FACILITIES FOR FROM 40 TO 120 IN OUR NORSEMAN ROOM TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY^ Michael Maffei Sings and plays your requests at the Piano Bar and His Roving Accordion for Dancing MONDAY AND THURSDAY Luncheon and Fashion Shoiv — and — FRIDAY at 5:30 P.M. The ^'Relaxing Hour'^'^ PEEK-A-BOO-COCKTAIL FASHION SHOW PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS NO DOGS OAKWOOD ALLOWED! P H A R MA C Y 455 N. SANTA CRUZ AVENUE Pople, si . dogs NO 'Cause people sing better and have more fun af LOS GATOS Shalcey's. Eat more pizza supreme, too. [•Besides, singing dogs can't harmonize RAY NUTTALL to our hnoky tonic piano and banjo like Shakey's Happy People do ) PHONE 354-9930 f^ENDES SHELL SERVICE © 1966 SHAKEY'S INC. CLARENCE MENDES 1530 W. CAMPBELL AVENUE CAMBRIAN PARK CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA 1856 CAMDEN AVENUE DR 9-3850 At Hillsdale San Jose, Calif. "GOOD LUCK 264-7760 KATHY BOYD" Phone Your Order and Pickup ... Best Wishes • FOR! Successful Season COMMUNITY BANK OF SAN JOSE North Market Street Telephone 286-2660 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPEUA ASSOCIATION" First organized in the summer of 1964 with Mr. Paul B. Santos as President and Production Director, the Association i\'as incorporated as a non-profit organization on 12 August, 1964. The objects of the Association is to promote cultural activity in the area and to provide opportunities for drama students and others who have dramatic aspirations to take part in theatrical productions under the guidance of professional directors. Our first season saw the following productions: "THE UNSINK- ABLE MOLLY BROWN", "STOP THE WORLD", "OKLAHOMA". Under the skillful direction of Mr. Santos, all were performed in a professional manner. Unfortunately, u'e played in the West Valley College Auditorium, thereby giving the impression, due to the similarity of names, that we were a student organization. The W.V.L.O.A. has no cBimection with any school, college or church. •One wnique attraction of this Association for players is that we operate the emline year; to .aceomplish this ,a group was formed from among our membership, called THE OVERTURES. They consist of six male and six female singers, two pianists, a Director/Choreographer, and a Lighting Director. Tke OVERTURES provide a training ground for stage presence and experience to newcomers to our group, a pool of talent for our productions, and maintain interest on the part of our players between shows. THE OVERTURES have played at Moffett Field Officers' Club, Villa Felice, and for fraternal and civic organiza• tions too numerous to mention herfe. Directed by Mr. Sal Vallelunga, they are available at reasonable rates to perform for business, civic and fraternal organizations, for Veterans groups, churches, schools, etc. For information please write to the Association, or telephone 243-5353 or 356-6410. The Association is fortunate to have secured the services of Mr. Sherwood Goozee as Director. His picture and past accomplishments appear elsewhere in the program. Our schedule for this season includes OLIVER, followed by HERE'S LOVE, to be.produced in December, and HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS for April, 1967. We sincerely hope that you enjoy our shows. Should you feel inclined to become a member of this Association, our representative will be happy to explain the advantages of membership. Contributions are tax exempt. JOSEPH J. TAYLOR & ASSOCIATES, INC. G K X V. R A T. C 0 X T R A C T O R S 10601 S. SARATOGA - SUNNYVALE ROAD — SUITE H CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA 95014 ASSOCIATES: JOHX C. GOI.ORIC A. WAYXK STOTT Telephone 253-1392 K i r k w o o d 5L HARDWARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK (MOST EVENINGS TILL 9:00 P.M.) BUILDERS HARDWARE—PLUMBING SUPPLIES BOYSEN PAINTS (1322 Custom MI.ed Colors) GARDEN SUPPLIES — GIFTS & VARIETY We Cut & Thread Pipe — We Cut Window Glass Keys Made IN FIRST NATIONAL CHARGE PLAN SARATOGA UN 7-4171 Your BANKAMERICARD Welcome Here 1600 W. CAMPBELL AVE. CAMPBELL 379-7800 Locafed in Kirkwood Plaza Shopping Center PHONE 354-9930 Village Pharmacy BIG BASIN WAY SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA West Valley Garden & Pet Supply BULK FEEDS BEDDING PLANTS LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA PETER LERA 354-846:1 After the Show COCKTAILS LUNCHEON "DINNER •'//'.V the Place to Go After the Theatre" 2369 WINCHESTER BLVD. Phone 378-6484 IN CAMPBELL PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER DOG n SVDS 1852 CAMDEN, SAN JOSE Bring in this AD — IVe'Il TREAT YOUR family to a FRKR Glass of the World's CREAMIEST ROOT BEER! ORDERS TO GO 377-9993 WINCHESTER WEST 134 BUDD AVENUE CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA I-, 2-, 3-BEDROOM APARTMENTS Children and Pets Welcome! AEK SWIMMING POOL WE DELIVER "Where good taste THE VILLAGE is always in attendance'" LIQUORS 211 SARATOGA AVENUE SARATOGA AVENUE LOS GATOS, CALIF. LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA ELgato 4-2242 217 N. Santa Cruz Avenue, Los Gatos, California GENE and LARRY RUGANI 354-2772 THE WEST VAEEEY EIGHT OPEllA ASSOCIATIOX, INC. Freffcnf.s' "OLIVER" Adapted from Charles Dickens' "OLIVER TWIST" "OLIVKK TWIST" Book, Mumc and Lj/rics- hi/ EIONKE BAKT Directed by SHERWOOD GOOZEE Choreography .... MARILYN GOSEILA, SAL VALLELUNGA Music Conductor JACQUELINE BEARD Scenic Design LEON MAGOON Lighting JAMES CHERROFF Costumes .. DEBBIE BOSTWICK, ELAINE BOSTWICK OLIVER is presented by arrangement with TAMS-WITMARK MUSICAL LIBRARY, INC. Grand Piano by Courtesy of SHERMAN CLAY 89 S. First Street, San Jose, California Wigs by JLIANITA'S CROWNING GLORY CAST Oliver Twsil KATHY BOYD /•Vn VINCE ALAIMO AnjuL Dodder BILL MORK Bill Sjkes JOSEPH RESO Nancy PRISCILLA MORROW Ret BONNIE BOYD Mr. Bumble, The Beadle ROBERT LANGMAYER Mrs. Corney, Workhouse Mistress "BJ" PUBLICOVER Mr. Brownloiv, Wealthy Gentleman LEN STONEHILL Mr. Sowberry, The Undertaker CRAWFORD ANDERSON Mrs. Sowberry RITA SMITH Charlotte, The Undertaker's Daughter PAM WEYMER Noah Claypole, The Undertaker's Apprentice JAMES BILLINGS Dr. Grimwie; ROBERT GRISWOLD Mrs. Bedioin, Brownlow's Housekeeper HARRIET BOSTWICK Old Sally, a Pauper JOYCE HALING AVorkliouse Eoys and Fagins Gang- Joe Beard John Comito Victor Beard Lee Comito Allen Bedford Scott Heffner Julie Bedford Bobby Langmayer Calvin Billings Chris Langmayer Martin Brown Tim Perez Roy Brown Steven Soriano John Weymer Bow vStreet llimnevH, Street Vendors and Crowd: Diana Bedforcl Pat Starr Chuck Mork Susan Edwards Linda Stroop Dick Peterson Joan Garrison Jim Billings Mike Silva Kathy Hofer Jack Boyd Mike Soriano Phyllis Hofer Ed Carlson Mike Sovia Jeanette Lamy Robert Griswuld Marge Hand Susan Soriano Gene Hofer June Russell Jan Souza Ed Mongiovi SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Time: About 1850 ACT ONE Scene 1: The Workhouse — early evening Scene 2: The Workhouse — later Scene 3: The Undertaker's Scene 4: The Undertaker's — next morning Scene 5: Paddington Green — morning, a week later Scene 6: The Thieves' Kitchen •—• later ACT TWO Scene 1: The "Three CiippIes" — a public house (following evening) Scene 2: The Brownlovv's — two iveeks later Scene 3: The Thieves' Kitchen — later Scene 4: The Workhouse — a few days later Scene 5: The Brownlow's — later Scene 6: London Bridge — at midnight Finale: London Bridge PRODUCTION STAFF Piano •—• Jacqueline Beard Organ •—• Gloria Lamy Drums — Robert Gunter Stage Manager - GEORGE HUBBARD 'Assistant Stage'Manager 1 JERRY CAMPAGNA, •- ROY WEBB Electricians - JAMES CHERNOFF, BILL LOPES, CHUCK REESE Property Master PHYLLIS HOFER Sound iMIKE MUNDOZ Costumes '. PEGGY BLACKWELL, KATHY HOFER, PAT WALSH Script Girl DONNA MORROW Set Construction ROGER SMITH Publicity KAY BAUMAN Photography RICHARD D. COLE GRATEFUL ACKNOWEEDGMENTS Carmen's Nursery Circle Star Theatre Los Gatos To^vn Guild Juanita Renshaw Cambrian Youth Center SERViSOFT water - the only water nicer comes from clouds Precious people deserve the extra care only soft water gives. You can have it everywhere in your home with a SERViSOFT Water Conditioner. It makes any water nicer. So complexions are smoother, clothes cleaner, more of nature's goodness is kept in the foods you cook. Ask us about Servisoft Water today. Choose from these plans • Exchange Service SERVi • Rental • Own your own • Automatic Commercial 721 LINCOLN AVENUE 293-0179 Want Something Nice For Someone Nice? Floral Arrangements 13 and Gift Items Say 3i ^itk 9^^owe/t s fro m Wesley Flower and Gift Shop I Mile South of Cuper+Ino on Highway 9 Phone: 252-7112 PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS DRUGS THEATRICAL MAKE-UP ALMADEN ROAD at KOCH LANE SAN JOSE Phone 269-2632 PLANNING A TRIP? Relax — Call,,, TRAVEL SERVICE ANYWHERE — ANYWAY AIR -SEA —TOURS —GROUPS 252-5520 ALL SERVICES FREE 10320 S. SUNNYVALE-SARATOGA ROAD CUPERTINO On Hwy. 9 Near Stevens Creek Rd. distinctive women's apparel Zee Zabel maison de zabel OPEN DAILY Evenings by Appointment HAUTE COUTURE Elegance •—• Quality •—• Service — A Lovely Atmosphere for Relaxed Shopping Phone ALpine 2-8400 1025 South Highway 9 San Jose, California C & M PRINTERS 13S6 MUNRO AVE. BUSINESS CARDS CAMPBELL, CALIF. 9SOOe STATIONERY For An Appointment With Our Representative ENVELOPES Phone 379-1984 i Su.T,Ji^-, (fit i PoSE-cl Mc)Yuia.\ aY>cl %£idAJf IWerv«,^ieY<«, ~ 847- WEST VAEEE Y LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATIOI^- DIllECTOllS — lOfiO - 19(57 Captain R. P. Maurice President Mr. Fred Marburg Vice-President Mrs. Robert Langmayer Secretary- Mrs. H. N. MacKinnon Recardiiit;; Secretary Mr. Martin S. Bostwick Treasurer Mr. John V. Publicover Assistant Treasurer Mr. Heber N. Teerlink Counsel WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERS — 196(5 - 19(57 Mr. arid Mrs. Ra}' Austin Mr. Paul N. Kouns Mr. and Mrs. Victor H.
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