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* the Little Theatre-On the Square - - - * * + Proud& Presents + 1) leonardA.Anderson M. SethReines 4 General Manager Jdy 6 - 17,1994 . i The Little Theatre-On The Square * . .a The Little Theatre-On The Square, Inc. * presents 4* + The Odd Couple + 1) v 4 by Neil Simon 4 Scenery D-itPed LishdnsDearqgnedby James Dardenne, USAA Bradford D. Reissig (ashuua medby Produaion Stage Manager * + Susan L. 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TWO weeks later. About 11:m P.M. + Scene 2. A few days later. About 8:00 P.M. 1) v Scene 3. The nest evening. About 7:30 P.M. 4 There will be one IS minute inmission. 4 THB~~LpraaDbad~~wh8~Rarrh,hu,BWgt251h8t.N~YohNY1001R * Thtrprogu~bp.rddbrqspwgdby.~fhnatl8.mtnoLkb~.~~y.ngl. + When an actor has what it takes to be the best in his field, it shows. When a financial institution has what it takes to be the They'm Playing Our sa--am best in its field, it shows, too. - And First Mid-Illinois Bank & Trust is proud to be a star when it comes to banking in central Illinois. ave what it takes: A full range of personal and business financial st Mid-Illinois Bank & Trust working to create jobs and economic growth throughout our service region. First Mid-Illinois Bank & Trust is proud to be your bank and to support community arts such as The Little Theatre On The -Square. -Mid-Illinois Mattoon (217) 234-7454 Neoga (217) 895-2226 Sullivan (217) 728-431 1 Tuscola (217) 253-3344 Charleston (217) 345-3977 Member FDIC Comments From: The General Manager POST OFFICE BOX 288 SULLIVAN, lL 61951-0288 21 71728-2065 or 728-7375 Dear Patrons: 1 This is the 7th season that Seth Reines has served as our Artistic Director. Seth is ' responsible for the quality of the productions that you see on our stage. He selects the casts for all shows and recruits the scenic, lighting and costume designers, musical directors, choreographers and guest stage directors for both the Mainstage and The- atre for Young Audiences series. This year he is directing CAROUSEL, SUGAR and NUNSENSE II and will supervise the guest directors for THE ODD COUPLE, BABES IN ARMS and the three children's productions. We are fortunate to have Seth as our Artistic Director. His immense talent, his judg- ment and intuition and his commitment to quality are all apparent in the productions. Thank you, Seth, for your dedication to "making it happen" at The Little Theatre-On The Square. Thanks to the many donors to the "Pennies for the Potties", we now have our new "potties" and hope you approve of how we used your contributions. Dan Beachy was the general contractor for the project, Mark Beals did the plumbing, Atchison Elec- tric did the electrical and Glenda Zimmer did painting. In addition. Rick Dunscomb donated labor to put up wall tile and carpeting, Richard Neale of Neale Tiling Corn pany in Bethany donated labor to put up wall tile, and Emilee Best, Lori Best and Theresa Poland donated labor to do the wallpapering. Emilee Best also served as our "decorating consultant" and painted the ticket office base and the concession stand, Thanks to all for a job well done. We continue to be committed to presenting quality productions and will continue to make necessary improvements to the physical plant in order to make your visits to the theatre as enjoyable as possible. Sincerely, Leonard A. Anderson Leonard A. Anderson: Leonard became General Manager of versity of South Dakota and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Arts The Little Theatre-On The Square on January 1, 1988 after hav- Administration from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, ing served as Managing Director of The Black Hills Playhouse Texas. He is originally from St. Joseph, Missouri and served as a in Custer State Park, South Dakota from January 1976 through combat infantry platoon leader in Viet-Nam in 1967. Leonard May of 1987. Prior to that, he was the Business Manager of has been treasurer of the Sullivan Area Chamber of Commerce, Theatre Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Leonard earned his Bachelor vice-president of the Central Illinois Tourism Council and trea- of Fine Arts and Master of Arts degrees in theatre from the Uni- surer of the statewide Illinois Regional Tourism Council. Page 3 The Little Theatre-On The Square, Inc. Guy S. Little, Jr. founded The Little Theatre-On The Square in 1957 and was the producing director through 1978 when he left Sulli- van and became producer at the famed Melody Top Theatre in Milwaukee, Wis. Sullivan Theatre, Inc., based in Charleston, took over operations of The Little Theatre-On The Square for the 1979 season. The theatre was dark in 1980. In the spring of 1981, a group of local citizens, wanting to continue the tradition of high quality, professional theatre in Sullivan, formed Friends Of The Little Theatre, Inc., a non-profit corporation that assumed the responsibility to set general policies regarding the programs and the operations of the theatre. In January of 1990, the corporation underwent a major reorganization, changed its name to The Little Theatre-On The Square, Inc. and expanded its membership to include representatives from more towns throughout the theatre's market area. The current members of the Board of Trustees of The Little Theatre-On The Square, Inc. are: 1994 Officers Region Two President ......................................................... Harold D. Hamilton Bill Bequstte .......................................................................M. Zion Vice-President.......................................................... Ray Duncan Jackie Kitchen ....................................................................llliopolis Secretary .............................................................Ronald Kitchen Ronald Kitchen ...................................................................llliopolis Treasurer ...........................................................................Bill Rich Dr. Charles R. Novak .........................................................Decatur Patricia Parr Decatur Region One A. ................................................................... Lonn Pressnall ....................................................................Forsyth Marion Best ....................................................................... Sullivan Shirley Stanley ...................................................................Decatur Emilee Best ......................................................................Sullivan Marie Jagger-Ta.ylor............................................................. Macon David L. Brown ..............................................................Dalton City Richard Burcham ...............................................................Sullivan Re!gion Three Mary Beth Condill ..................................................................Arlhur Bruce Condill .........................................................................Arthur Diane Beetz ....................................................................Monticello Robert Corley .....................................................................Sullivan Charles Beetz .................................................................Monticello Faye Daily ...................................................................... .Lovington Larry Bushu ..........................................................................Arcola Ray Duncan .................................................................... Lovington Frank L. Clinton ......................................................................Paris Rick Dunscomb Sullivan .................................................................. Mike Darnler .......................................................................Tuscola Lynn W. Elder .....................................................................Sullivan Nancy Elder ........................................................................Sullivan Harold Hamilton .................................................................Sullivan Re!gion Four Bob Harris ..........................................................................Sullivan Marsha Harshman.............................................................. Sullivan Robert M. Pancoast .......................................................Shelbyville Richard lsaacs ...................................................................Sullivan Marsha K. Parr ..............................................................Shelbyville
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