West Valley Light Opera Presents

Book By: Michael Stewart & Mark Bramble

Lyrics By: Music By: Al Dubin Harry Warren

Performing at The Saratoga Civic Theatre 13777 Fruitvale Ave. Saratoga

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Book By: Michael Stewart & Mark Bramble

Lyrics By: Music By: Al Dubin Harry Warren

Starring ... DOUG BAIRD

With Jennifer Kruskamp, Soozee Shireman, Fay Drummond Lumley Scott M. Bolt, Les Dale, Martin E. Bunnell, Jr., Dins Marie Stubbe, Barry J. Farinelli, Walt Schneider

Directed By: Roger Spiecher Choreographed By: Meg Ebenhahn Music Direction By: Alan Haydis Choral Direction By: Shirley Cowart

"42nd Street" is presented through special arrangement with TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY. INC.

PERFORMANCE DATES MARCH 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 27 APRIL 1, 2, 8, 9, 1987 Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8:30 p.m. Sunday Matinees 2:30 p.m.

West Valley Box Office Saratoga Civic Theater c/o Jean Hutchins 13777 Fruitvale Ave .• Saratoga 1411 Redmond Road 741-9508 1 hour before curtain San Jose. CA 95120 (408) 268-3777 or 358-1896

PLEASE NOTE: By order of the City Council and the Fire Marshall, smoking. refreshments. and recording or taking photographs during the performances are not permitted. CAST OF CHARACTERS

Julian Marsh DOUG BAIRD Dorothy Brock JENNIFER KRUSKAMP Peggy Sawyer SOOZEE SHIREMAN Billy Lawlor SCOTT M. BOLT Maggie Jones FAY DRUMMOND LUMLEY Bert Barry LES DALE Andy Lee :...... MARTIN E. BUNNELL, JR. Annie Reilly ("Anytime Anne") DINA MARIE STUBBE Mac BOB MILLS Abner Dillon BARRY J. FARINELLI .. Oscar . WALTER ERICKSON Pat Denning WALT SCHIEDER Phyllis Dale BARBARA COWIE Lorraine Fleming GINGER SELL Diane Lorimer RICHELLE RICHARDS Ethel...... ROBIN KINOSHITA Thug #1 RICHARD KNIGHT Thug #2 ,'... BRIAN E. RIDGEWAY Doctor JOHN WALSH Waiter TERRY NEWBERN

DANCING ENSEMBLE

Scott M. Bolt, Martin E. Bunnell, Jr., Barbara Cowie, Cee Bee Harbaugh, Robin Kimoshita, Amy M. Leever, Terry Newbern, Jennifer Parsons (Swing), Hichelle Richards, John B. Scott, Ginger Sell, Soozee Shireman, Michael Sommese, Dina Marie Stubbe, Dean P. Wood, Debbie Wright

CHORAL ENSEMBLE (Sometimes they dance, too ...)

Iryne G. Hack, Lucille Hogan, Richard Knight, Joan Medefesser, Bob Mil.ls, Tammy Nelson, Jennifer Parsons, Brian E. Ridgeway, John Walsh

ORCHESTRA Orchestra Conductor: ALAN HA YDIS Trumpets Woodwinds Percussion Pat Brown . Steve Holmes Bob Schmid Tom Eschenfelder Arlene Jacobes Steve Schmid Jeff Spector Marty McHan Nancy Welchly George Rasko French Horn Guitar - Banjo Jim Millar Piano Jean Narunsky Steve Adkins Shirley Cowart Trombone Bass Cathie Howard Robert Stagnaro Steve Adkins Larry Ta"ant Val Valandani SYNOPSIS OF SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS "42ND STREET"

ACT I Overture Orchestra Scene 1: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre, New York "Young and Healthy" Billy, Peggy "Shadow Waltz" Maggie, Dorothy, Company Scene 2: The Gypsy Tea Kettle Restaurant "Go Into Your Oance" Maggie, Peggy, Annie, Phyllis; Lorraine, Company Scene 3: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre, New York "You're Getting to be a Habit With Me" Dorothy, Company

Scene 4: Dorothy Brock's Dressing Room Scene 5: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre, New York "Getting Out of Town" Entire Company Scene 6: Stage of the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia "Dernes" Billy, Andy, Company Scene 7: The Regency Hotel, Philadelphia "I Know Now" ...... Dorothy, Billy, Company Scene 8: "Pretty Lady" Opening Night, Philadelphia "We're In the Money" Annie, Phyllis, Lorraine, Peggy and Company "Forty Second Street" Dorothy, Company

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Entr'acte Orchestra Scene 1: Outside the Stage Door, Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia Scene 2: The Kid's Dressing Rooms "There's a Sunny Side to Every Situation" Company Scene 3: Outside the Stage Door, Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia Scene 4: Broad Street Station, Philadelphia "Lullaby of Broadway" Julian, Company Scene 5: Backstage, 42nd Street Theatre, New York Scene 6: Peggy Sawyer's Dressing Room "About a Quarter to Nine" Dorothy, Peggy Scene 7: "Pretty Lady" "Shuffle Off to Buffalo" Annie, Bert, Maggie, Company "Forty Second Street" Peggy, Company Scene 8: On Stage, Immediately Following Performance "Forty Second Street" Julian DOUG BAIRD - Julian Marsh Doug is a native of Strathmore, California in the San Joaquin Valley, where his father, a retired Judge and Tulare County Supervisor and his mother, a Strathmore historian, still live in the house he was born in. Graduated from Fresno State University after attending College of the Sequoias in Visalia and Colorado State in Greeley, Doug did a stint with the Army as an MP in Germany. A theatrical highlight for Doug was being in the cast of "Evita" with SJCLO and working with Loni Ackerman, doing original staging and choreography (he got goase bumps every night). Doug is a delight to work with and has been honored by receiving three Ginny Awards from SJCLO, the Gypsy Robe three times and the Erma Award for Best Actor twice with WVLO. Two new highlights for Doug are his newly acquired grand piano and the adoption of Malcolm, the cat, bath having arrived on the same day. In real life, Doug is a kindergarten teacher for Franklin-McKinley School District. Where do. we sign up?

JENNtFER KRUSKAMP - Dorothy This young lady from Los Gatos has just come to WVLO after having given an outstanding performance as Fanny Brice in Sunnyvale Community Player's production of "Funny Girl". Jennifer's credits, both professional and for community theaters, as well as the many awards she has wan are far too numerous to list in the space allowed. Some of the highlights af Jennifer's career include local radio; TV station KGO, San Jose Cable television and night clubs in San Jose and Sunnyvale, Blondie's in Saratoga, and musical reviews in Las Vegas. Jennifer has sung the National Anthem at the Cow Palace and at Candlestick Park. Lacal audiences have also seen Jennifer on stage at the Gaslighter Theater, for CAST, Cupertino, and for SDG. Jennifer's goal is to do recordings, theater and movies and ultimately to reach Broadway. Just recently, Jennifer made it through early auditions for the Los Angeles production of "Les Miserables", which was a great experience ..hopefully the next audition will lead to stardom.

SOOZEE SHIREMAN - Peggy Variety and versatility describe this newcomer to WVLO. Soozee has performed with San Jase Civic Light Opera, Gaslighter Theater, the Stanfard Savoyards, the Gilbert and Sullivan Society af San Jose, the Sunnyvale Community Players and the list goes on. In addition to performing on stage, Saozee has directed shows for the Sunnyvale Community Players Junior Theater and several schools in the Sunnyvale School District. She is especially proud of a production number she staged in Akron, Ohio last year that included more than sixty jugglers, dancers, unicyclists, acrobats, stilt walkers and skaters. This talented miss has also been a unicycle rider for eleven years, is a member of the International Juggling Association and the San Jose Juggling Society, entertains at children's parties doing balloon sculptures and worked for Eastern Onion delivering singing telegrams. Her favorite shows are "42nd Street" (this is the second production she has been in", "Dirty Work at the Crossroads", a melodrama, "Barnum" and "My Fair Lady". Soozee has J studied tap dancing for nine years and credits her teacher Rodney Price for her enthusiasm.

SCOTT M, BOLT - Billy Lawlor A native of San Jose, Scott was last seen on our stage in the WVLO production of "Dames At Sea". He attended Abraham Lincoln High School where he was in the marching band and was also involved in their theatrical productions. In fact, the Drama Department presented Scott with the "Most Promising Actor" award. A student with Marie Stinnett School of Dance, Scott has shared his talents with the Gaslighter Theater, San Jose Musical Theater, Foothill College Summer Stock and Sunnyvale Community Players. The many roles Scott has performed range from Kenickie in "Grease" to Tom Piper in "Babes In Toyland" at Flint Center. He appeared in "Hello Doily", "Pippin", "Oklahoma", "Bye, Bye Birdie" and "Godspell". Scott also finds time to turn his talents to the piano and is an accomplished percussionist.

LES DALE - Bert For eight years, local audiences have had the pleasure of watching Les in a variety of roles in musicals, dramas and comedies from Menlo Park to Los Gatos, but mostly with WVLO here in Saratoga. We can thank daughter Julie for bringing him to us as Mr. Lundie in "Brigadoan". Les enjoys performing on stage in small character parts, as well as leading roles. We have seen him as Franklin Roasevelt in "Annie", Oscar Fielding (for Sunnyvale Community Players, and for WVLO) in "Sugar", Evelyn Oaklie in "Anything Goes", and Captain Andy in "Showboat", just to. name a few This talented gentleman creates his own character make-up, designs sets, has been in charge of set construction and created hard to find props, such as Victorian phonoqraphs and vintage radio microphones. A native of sunnyvale, Les is retired from Pacific Bell and currently chauffeurs a limousine, ,fitting his work schedule around rehearsal time. Elizabeth Dale, our stage manager, is a strong proponent of her husband's theatrical endeavors. We are waiting to see if grandson, Joey, will fallow in "Poppa's" shoes. MARTIN E. BUNNELL, JR. - Andy Originally from Wallingford, Connecticut, this transplanted easterner has attended West Valley College and San Jose State and has appeared in shows for West Valley as well as De Anza College. Martin's community theater credits list "The King and I" for San Jose Civic Light Opera, Roger in "Grease", Curley in "Oklahoma", Fyedka in "Fiddler on the Roof", and Greg in "A Chorus Line". for which he won. the Best Supporting Actor award, for Sunnyvale Community Players. Martin has performed for WVLO as a dancer in "Hello Dolly" and "Sweet Charity" prior to landing the role of Andy in this production. In the workaday world, Martin is employed on the graveyard shift at the Berkeley Heritage Hotel, which allows time for evening rehearsals and performances and afternoons as choreographer for the St. Francis High School production of "Grease" and the Sunnyvale Community Player's recent production of "Guys and Dolls". One of Martin's goals in life is to play the lead role in "Pippin", as he says, " ...before it's too late."

DINA MARIE STUBBE - Annie Although this is Dina's first role with WVLO, she's not (I stranger to this theater. When she was quite young she attended many rehearsals ami performances here, sitting patiently in the audience while her mother, Joan, our music director at the time, would put the cast through their paces. From the time Dina was in Junior High, she has been on stage, rather than in the audience. Dina has performed in "West Side Story" and "Grease" for Saratoga High School, as Lady Larkin in "Once Upon a Mattress" and Diedra in "Runaways", both for West Valley College, as one of the Boylan Sisters in San Jose Civic Light Opera's production of "Annie" and as Mopsa in "Winter's Tale" at San Jose State. At this time, Dina is a drama major at SJSU. She credits tap teacher Jo Jensen, at Los Gatos Academy of Dance for making her a natural for one of the lead dancers for this show, and hopefully, for a chance on Broadway.

BARRY J. FARINELLI - Abner Dillon A jovial newcomer to WVLO, Barry can be counted on to put you in a good mood. Educated in his home town of Ravena, New York, Barry moved on to Albany for studies in cosmetology and now shares his talents with us at the Mopp Shop in Palo Alto where you find "Hair Designs by Barry". We are pleased that Barry also shares his singing and acting abilities with us too. His credits list Civilian Barber in "Figaro" at Santa Clara University, Bartholemew in "Ressurection" for the United Methodist Churches in Palo Alto and Los Altos, and as Big Jule in "Guys and Dolls", at Foothill College. Barry is cufrently studying voice, drama and video and has a budding career doing TV commercials and modeling. Barry indicated that he felt fortunate that his professional work and theater involvement auows him to have a personal touch with the public.

FAY DRUMMOND LUMLEY - Maggie This tovely Texas trouper has graced our stage before, playing the role of Carrie in the WVLO production of of "Carousel" several years ago. Fay's performing career actually began at the tender age of three. While traveling with her mother aboard a Greyhound Bus, she sang and danced in the aisles, entertaining other passengers. In college, Fay's talents branched out to playing drums for the Kilgore College Rangerettes. More recent credits for Fay include the roles of Nellie Forbush in "South Pacific", Gladys in "Pajama Game", Madame Josephine in "Madwoman of Chaillot" with Lilia Skala for the Cabrillo Players, and Christine Donovan in the San Jose Civic Light Opera production of "Follies". In addition to these accomplishments, Fay has sung for the Miss California Pageant on television, is a woman's counselor and has written for Christian organizations. She is also studying to pursue a career in films and commercials. Fay and her husband currently reside in Gilroy.

WALT SCHNEIDER - Pat Denning Winner of the best supporting actor Enid Award for his role of Bennie in last season's "Desert Song", Walt is back with WVLO playing quite a different role. Originally from Reno, Nevada, Walt has been a resident of Los Gatos for eleven years. His theatrical career began with a small part in a Villa Montalvo Theater production of Sherlock Holmes. Since that first show, Walt has been on stage in a variety of performances. "To Kill a Mockingbird", "Dracula", and "Night of the Demons" at Montalvo, and for Community Players, he re-created his role again in "Night of the Demons". More recently, he was seen in "The Freak" with City Lights Theater in San Jose. Outside of theater, Walt does consulting and public relations work, and manages to find time to do television and radio commercials for local agencies and stations. For fun and relaxation, Walt and his lovely wife Connie, are great Pictionary players ...just ask the producers ... ROGER SPIECHER - Play Director Originally from a small town in Wisconsin, Roger's' love of the theater has taken him all over the world. He's acted in Summer Stock companies back east, studied with Uta Hagen in New York, toured with USO groups from Europe to the Arctic Circle. Educated in acting at the University of Wisconsin, directing at San Jose State, he capped off his scholastic career with a MFA in design from the University of Alberta. He was the only North American chosen to participate in the prestigious Prague Design quadrennial in 1974. He has directed or designed for almost every group in the area since more or less settling here in 1969. The last summer marked his return to acting after a twelve year lapse. He appeared as Nathan Detroit in "Guys and Dolls" at Foothill College and immediately followed that with the role of Reverend Crisparkle in the west coast premiere of "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" with Theaterworks in Palo Alto. "42nd Street" marks Roger's first time directing for WVLO. However, he has found it to be a most pleasant experience and hopes to return again soon. Roger works full time as a kitchen designer for Pacific Kitchens in Los Gatos.

MEG EBENHAHN - Choreographer Our lively, lovely and talented Meg is a newcomer to WVLO. A performer at heart, (in her own words "a ham"), Meg attended Chico State, earning a degree in theatre arts. While attending school, Meg choreographed "The Boyfriend", "Brigadoon", "Guys and Dolls", and "Dames At Sea". She also was a staff choreographer with the CSUC Dance Department and the Gilbert and Sullivan Society. Since her recent return from Chico, Meg has been employed as a program administrator and has performed with the Gaslighter Theater in Campbell. Meg credits her start in the world of dance and theater, Jill Ebenhahn, our assistant choreographer, who had a dancing career in London, England. Meg confides thatJill has been her inspiration and mentor. We echo Meg in saying, "Thanks, Mum!", and hope to see both of them again, on stage or off.

ALAN HAYDIS - Music Director A native of Berkely, Alan attended San Francisco State, the University of Wyoming and graduated from San Jose State. While in the Air Force, Alan furthered his musical studies at the Air Force Music School in Texas. Local theater-goers have seen Alan as Music Director or trumpet player in more than twenty productions, most of them, with Saratoga Drama Group at this theater, with "Man of La Mancha" heading his list of favorites. Alan also admits to being on-stage in the cast of "1776". Alan's wife, Lynn, and their three children have also been involved in the instrumental and technical aspects of the theater. For the past 32 years, Alan has been teaching music, mechanical drawing and wood shop for the Evergreen School District. He has been at Ley Va Junior High for the last thirteen years and is very proud of their marching band, the first place Junior High Marching Band in Northern California, for the second year in a row.

SHIRLEY COWART - Choral Director This delightful and talented lady has been actively involved with music since the tender age of three, when she sang in harmony with two older brothers in Corvallis, Oregon. She was a soloist with her church choir at the age of eighteen, and has studied classical piano, organ, voice and jazz piano. Shirley sang with the Oregon State University chorus and has been rehearsal pianist and performer in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey. Most recently here in Silicon Valley, Shirley worked with Saratoga Drama Group, Palo Alto Players and WVLO. This is the first time Shirley has worked.as choral' director, and her experiences on and off stage have been a great asset. This busy wife, mother of five and grandmother of four lists amoung her favorites things sailing; "I'm a darned good sailor. ..", and oil painting, having "even sold a few ..." Shirley would love to do another stage role, "even a musical, if someone needs an older woman with a baritone voice ..."

John Walsh, Richard Knight, Bob Mills Bob Mills, Walter Erickson PRODUCTION PERSONNEL

Producers Cele & Gene Pincus Director Roger Spiecher Choreographer Meg Ebenhahn Assistant Choreographer Jill Ebenhahn Music Director Alan Haydis Choral Director Shirley Cowart Stage Manager Elizabeth Dale Set/Scenic Designer Mark Austin Costumer Judy Pincus Lighting Designer Roger Spiecher Properties Eileen Chavarria Wigs Larry Dennis Rehearsal Pianists Walter Erickson, Cathie Howard, Wanda Saxton Publicity Marge Hand Photography Richard Rizio House Manager Teddi Deaver Lobby Design Dawn Meidinger Poster/Flyer Design Nuberry Advertising Stage Crew Paul Lara, Dave LaRussa, Mike McCarry, Bob Vander Putten Lighting Crew Duane Briggs, Bonnie Drinker, Michael Gregory Nan Harn, Mike McCarry, Nancy Solivens, Lee Vannucci Costume Construction Deanna Brazda, Julie Dale, Elizabeth Dale, Jeanne Graham, Joan Hauser, Mary Isaacson, Judy Mecum, Irene Mills, Kim Nutini, Beth Ode, Cele Pincus, Judy Pincus, Lucia Rothgeb, Mary Rush, Shirley Wright, and members of the cast Set Construction/Painting (The 42 Foot Construction Co.) Mark Austin, Duane Briggs, Les Dale, Walter Erickson, Ed Hand, Iryne Hack, Carrie Heckel, Robin Kinoshita, Bob Mills, Jim Nash, Cele Pincus, Gene Pincus, Richelle Richards, Brian Ridgeway, Bill Shepard, Soozee Shireman, Michael Sommese, Roger Spiecher, Bill Sprague, John Walsh, Bill Wilkinson Reservations/Box Office _ Jean Hutchins Lobby Refreshments Angels Unlimited Opening Night Reception Dawn Meidinger, Angels Unlimited

PRODUCTION STAFF Clockwise from left: Liz Dale, Judy Pincus, Eileen Chavarria, Jean Hutchins, Teddi Deaver, Jill Ebenhahn, Dawn Meidinger WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA SUBSCRIBERS

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Jennifer Parsons, Debbie Wright, Amy Leaver Dina Marie Stubbe, Barara Cowie, Richelle Richards, Robin Kinoshita Ginger Sell West Valley Light Opera Association, Inc. A Non-profit Organization The object of this Association is to promote cultural activity in the Area and to provide opportunities for anyone with dramatic aspirations to take part in theatrical productions under the guidance of experienced Play Directors. We sincerely hope you enjoy our "Musical Comedy" season. Should you wish to become a subscriber, just submit the application.

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 779, Los Gatos, CA 95031 Telephone: Office (40B) 35B-1896 Workshop (408) 371-7379

Board of Directors - 1987-88

Mr. Edward Hand President Mrs. Jean Hutchins...... Vice President Mr. Gene Pincus Secretary Mr. Jim Nash ; Treasurer Mr. Richard Meidinger Member & Chairman of Angels Unlimited Dr. Robert Mills Member Mrs. Elizabeth Dale Member Mr. John Mcinerny Member Mr. Steven Von Till Counsel

Join with other enthusiastic theatre-goers who help support West Valley Light Opera Association each season by completing the application form below and mailing it today. Your support assures our continuous presentation of the finest in musical comedy and light opera, showcasing our talented local performers in a 'professional' manner. Our productions enrich the community with excellent family entertainment. We are totally supported by income derived through the sale of subscriptions and tickets sold to the general public. By joini'ng our Association as a subscriber, you will receive a discount off of the regular ticket price, guaranteed seating (all seats reserved), attend gala openings, your name printed in our souvenir program, newsletters revealing plans of the Association. free parking, personal service through our box office, and many other benefits. I------~------~~-, 1 PLEASE ENTER MY SUBSCRIPTION ' 1 .1 o PATRON $230.00 (12 seats to each of 3 performances) o DONOR $120.00 (6 seats to each of 3 performances) o SPONSOR $80.00 (4 seats to each of 3 performances) o REGULAR $42.00 (2 seats to each of 3 performances) o SPECIAL $29.00 (2 seats to each of 3 performances) Note: Special rate is for full-time students and fully retired Senior Citizens ONLY.

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Please Check One Payment Enclosed, c New Application Mail to: c Renewal West Valley Light Opera Association P.O. Box 779, Los Gatos, CA 95031 Telephone: (408) 358-1896 ------~ CAPTAIN'S CAPE AWARD At the end of the 79-80 season. WVLO Board initiated a special award in memory of its late President. Captain R.P. Maurice. The "Captain's Cape" award, selected by the Director, is presented to a member of the chorus who has made an outstanding contribution to the success of the production.

Recipients of this award to date:

Bob Mills - "Oklahoma" Pat King - "Rogers & Hart" Carolyn Manning/Caryl Woodward - "Good News" Kitty Gmelin - "Showboat" Edwin Stafford Jr. - "Wonderful Town" Mike Mood - "Some Enchanted Evening" Diana Tyler - "Kiss Me Kate" Lisa Ellison - "Sugar" Chao-Ping Wu - "Flower Drum Song" Les Dale - "My Fair Lady" Cosmo Ham - "Pajama Game" Nancy Hand - "Dames At Sea" Matthew A. Meile, Jr. - "West Side Story" Bruce Wheeler - "Irene" Carl Honore - "The Studeru Prince" Keith Allauni - "Hello Dolly" Rod Whitehouse - "Perfectly Frank Bob Mills - "Sweet Charity" Bob Mills - "Man of La Mancha" Carl Honore - "Desert Song" Robin Reynolds/Gloria Barnes - "Mame" Bruce Bowman - "Anything Goes" Stephen Van Till - "Annie"

ORCHESTRA VEST AWARDS "Flower Drum Song" - Jim Nash "Some Enchanted Evening" - Wanda Saxton "Pajama Game" - Jordon Selburn Diane Reynolds "West Side Story" - Dan .Swinehart "Sugar" - Alan Haydis "Student Prince" - Ellie Weiser "My Fair Lady" - Nancy Welchly "Perfectly Frank" - Jim Nash "Dames At Sea" - Diane Reynolds "Man of La Mancha" -Nancy Welchly "Hello Dolly" - Shirley Cowart "Mame" - Tom Eschenfelder . "Sweet Charity" - Dan Swinehart "Annie" - Doug Bartholemew "Desert Song" - Bonnie Bowman "Showboat" - Lynell Miller "Anything Goes" - Lindy Barnes

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COMING TO THIS THEATER ..... April/May: "Annie Get Your Gun" Saratoga Drama Group July/August: "South Pacific" West Valley Light C':Jera October/November "Death Trap" The Corn.nunity Players

PROGRAM ADVERTISING RATES You Will Get Three. Consecutive Shows For One Price! For More Information Call: Gene Pincus at (408) 257-795l! I GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .... Alternative Motor Cars, Bunny & Greg Hacker, Dan Bennett, Gene Collinge, Megan Landry, Saratoga Drama Group, The Community Players, Mountain View Recreation Dept., Fred & Katie Hassett, Nan Harn, Gaslighter Theater, Ida Price Middle School (Advanced Sewing Class), The Mecum Family, Cupertino School District, George V. Ley Va School. . WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES ITS 23RD SEASON - 1987-88

"South Pacific" Adaptation of James Mitchener's "Tales of the South Pacific", the book is by Joshua Logan. Thrill to an enchanting evening. Enjoy Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II's memorable triumph, one of the greastest musicals of our time. American service men and women on a South Seas island during the war. A captivating blend of heart-rending romance, explosive GI humor, strong drama and tender sentiment. With a fabulous collection of song hits--"Some Enchanted Evening", "There's Nothing Like A Dame", "Bali Hai", "I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy". Enthralling all the way! AUDITIONS: March 26, 1-5 p.m. and March 27, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. at Saratoga Civic Theater, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga Performances - July/August 1988

DON'T THROW IT AWAY We are constantly looking for costumes and props for our productions. If you have anything useful that you feel we might be able to use; uniforms. formal wear (especially tuxedos). accesories. furniture. props. etc .. please call 268-3777. Nothing is too old or out of style for stage use and we have an excellent storage facility. Remember. everything is TAX DEDUCTIBLE because we are a non-profit organization.

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