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THEATRE Ivrc I • SARATOGA · . C THEATRE ivrc 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga RESTAURANT and 1j11ulll1U fRtb LOUNGE • Specializing in Prime Rib, Steaks & Lobster * Live Entertainment at our Piano Bar * Banquets, Wedding Receptions, Parties Club Luncheons . * Member of the Carriage Trade Dinner Club Located in * All Major Credit Cards Saratoga Lanes Accepted 1585 SARATOGA AVENUE SAN JOSE (408) 252-2212 CALIFORNIA Where West Valley's 'Performers & Patrons meet "after the show" 395-3101 LOS GATOS WINCHESTER BLVD. , ...• \\ - e{S\e\" \,\3{f\{f\ OSC3{ 6~ \..~{\·cs o\{ Sl 60 Based on Lynn Rigg's ~ooge{S "GREEN GROW THE LILACS" ~\C"3{O tJ\\lS\C 6~ Featuring ROBERT GIBBS ROBERT BERGMAN VIVIAN ALBRECHT MICHELLE FERCHAU WILLIAM S. WILSON HOWARD GRAY DEE DEE BROWN JILL HARRY With MARGE HAND MARY FOSTER RICK FRANK BRIAN THOMPSON MARK HEALY DENNIS ROSSOW ELAINE BOSTWICK KATHLEEN BELLARDI And JAMES DIGGINS Produced by: JEAN HUTCHINS Associate Producer: JEFF HUTCHINS Directed By: JOHN P. HEALY, JR. Music & Choral Director: ROBERT H. GIBBS "OKLAHOMA!" is produced by arrangement with the Rodgers & Hammerstein Library 598 Madison Ave, New York, N.Y. 10022 Performances: June 7, 8, 13, 14, 1!?,20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29; July 3, s, ~, 1~, 11, 12, 1980 Fridays & Saturdays at 8:30 PM; Thursdays at 8:00 PM; Sunday Eves. June 8 and July 6 at 7:30 PM; Sunday Matinees June 15, 22, 29 at 2:30 PM PLEASE NOTE: By order of the City Council and the Fire Marshall, smoking, refreshments and recording or taking photographs during performances are not permitted. CAST OF CHARACTERS (In Order of Appearance) AUNT ELLER Marge Hand or Mary Foster CURLY Robert Gibbs or Robert Bergman LAUREY Vivian Albrecht or Michelle Ferchau IKE SKIDMORE Chuck Jackson FRED - John Kieffer SLIM Michael Crediford WILL PARKER William S. Wilson or Howard Gray JUD FRY Rick Frank or Brian Thompson ADO ANNIE CARNES Dee Dee Brown or Jill Harry All HAKIM Mark Healy or Dennis Rossow GERTIE CUMMINGS Elaine Bostwick or Kathleen Bellardi ANDREW CARNES James Diggins CORD ELAM Bob Mills MIKE Robert Sedgwick DANCING LAUREY Beth Angood or Kathy Franson ON STAGE BAND Scott Renfort, Leanne Welch - Fiddles ENSEMBLE: Beth Angood, Madonna Biringer, Debbie Booth, Tracy Calk, Cherilynn Campbell, Nancy Dillard, Stacie Lynne Erling, Gayle Frank, Bob Giraudo, Chuck Jackson, Scott Jackson, Charlotte Kelleher, Patrick Kelleher, John Kieffer, Dawn Meidinger, Michelle Mestichelli, Debbie Patrick, Fred Phillips, Mary Jo Porter, Dana Reed, Gail Rossow, Judy Smith, Denise Staggs, Viki Stephens, Heather Stokes, Paula Taylor, and Marie Torres, . ORCHESTRA Conductor Robert Gibbs/John P. Healy, Jr. Concert Mistress Lynell Miller Violins Jane Bombach, Dr. Charles Johnston, Gabriell Shaw, Harriett Plemmer Viola Michael Humnicky Cello Eleanor Weiser Bass Cole Hamlin Clarinets Chris Diggins, Steve Partridge, Bud Savage, Johdon Selburn Flutes Arleen Jacobs, Susan Sheldon Bassoons .....................•................... Gloria Gordon, Michael Touchi Oboe & English Horn Marty McHan, Maureen Stone Horns Leanna Goodwater, Brian Gordon Trumpets . .. Karl Kaub, Dan Swinehart, Niles Hanson Trombones George Buckley, Ron Gould Percussion Tom Eschenfelder Piano Evelyn Hardy, Bev, Slade Not all of the above instrumentalists will play at each performance. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS TIME: Just after the turn of the century PLACE: Indian Territory (now Oklahoma) ACT I Scene 1: The Front of Laurey's Farmhouse "On, What a Beautiful Mornin'" Curly "The Surrey With the Fringe on Top Curley, Laurey, Aunt Eller "Kansas City" Will, Aunt Eller, & Boys "I Cain't Say No!" Ado Annie "Many a New Day" Laurey and Girls "It's a Scandal! It's a Outrage!" Ali Hakim, Boys & Girls "People Will Say We're in Love" Curly and Laurey Scene 2: The Smoke House "Pore Jud" Curly and Jud "Lonely Room" Jud Scene 3: A Grove on Laurey's Farm "Out of My Dreams" Laurey and Girls "Dream Ballet" Dancing Laurey, Curly, Judd, Dancing Bridesmaids, Can Can Dancers, and Cowboys INTERMISSION ACT" Scene 1: The Skidmore Ranch "The Farmer and the Cowhand" Carnes, Aunt Eller, Curly, Will, Ado Annie, & Ensemble "All Er Nuihln" Ado Annie, Will Scene 2: Skidmore's Kitchen Porch Reprise - "People Will Say We're in Love" ..... Curly and Laurey Scene 3: The Back of Laurey's Farmhouse "Oklahoma" Curly, Laurey, Aunt Eller, & Ensemble "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin" Laurey, Curly, & Ensemble "Finale" Entire Company The performers will meet you in the lobby after the show! PRODUCTION STAFF Business Manager Capt. R. P Maurice Associate Producer ..................•.....•........................ Jeff Hutchins Production Assistant Dawn Meidinger Assistant Choreographers Debbie Patrick, Bob Giraudo Choreographer - Dream Ballet Kathy Franson Scenic & Set Design ..................................•......... Patricia Flagiello Assistant R. William Patterson Technical Director Ed Hand Assistant Dennis Frisbie Costume Design Dee Dee Brown Costume Construction Barbara Erling, Elma McGowan, Dawn Meidinger & Cast Lighting Design Jim Diggins Lighting Crew Alan & Frank Whittle Sound Technician John Hauser Make-Up Design Penny Patrick Properties & Set Decoration Linda Hutchins Assistants Connie Adkins, Neva Woodbury, & Louise Woodbury Stage Manager Linda Hutchins Stage Crew Brian & Jeff Hutchins, Curt Foster, Marc Gannister Publicity Marge Hand Photography Jack Parsons Poster & Program Graphics Robert Preston Lobby Decoration Concepts Dee Dee Brown Lobby Portraits Sheldon of Los Altos Reservations Brian, Jean & Jeff Hutchins, Enid Maurice Rehearsal Pianists Rick Dolan, Lindy Barnes, Bev Slade, and Evelyn Hardy Wardrobe Mistress Barbara Erling Scene & Set Construction & Painting Jim Diggins, Stephanie Felice, Mary Foster, Dennis Frisbie, Bob Guio, Ed, Marge & Nancy Hand John Hauser, Chuck & Scott Jackson, Donna Kolito, Dawn Meidinger, Michelle Mestichelli, Bob Mills, Bill Patterson, Jody & Marika Porter, Bunny Ribble, Gary Sanders, Bill Shepard, Viki Stephens, & Cast OUR NEXT PRODUCTION The opening production of the 1980-81 season will be one of the nostalgic musical comedies of the Twenties, "Good News," and will open October 4. The original production opened on Broadway in 1927, played at the Curran in San Francisco in 1928, and was made into a Hollywood film in 1947 which starred June Allyson and Peter Lawford. This delightful comedy by Laurence Schwab and B. G. DeSylva with Music by Ray Henderson, Lyrics by B. G. DeSylva and Lew Brown, was later revived and rewritten to star Alice Faye, John Payne and Stubby Kaye in a special road show version. The score had several hit songs including "Varsity Drag," "The Best Things in Life Are Free," "Lucky In Love," and the title song. Applications for Production Staff personnel are currently being accepted. For additional information, please call the Producer, Edward Hand, at (408) 356-7340. GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Los Gatos Elementary School District, Saratoga Union School District, San Josz Children's Music Theater, Connie Adkins, Gene Collinge, Sheldon of Los Altos, 380 Main St. Los Altos, Saratoga Drug Store, Los Gatos Pharmacy, Palo Alto Times, San Jose Mercury·News, Los Gatos Times-Observer, Saratoga News, Radio & TV Stations KBAY, KEEN, KLlV, & KXRX. ROBERT GIBBS (Curly) This is Bob's fifth show with WVLO, his third "on stage." In productions of "Rose Marie" and "South Pacific," he played leading roles, then became Choral Director for "Camelot," and made headlines for our last production, "Brigadoon." This time he combines his vocal talents and directing abilities by acting both 'on stage' as Curly and "in the pit" as Musical Director. He has performed in "Oklahoma!" before as well as a number of other appear- ances with the King Family, Hayward Symphony and "The Overtures" and "Footliters." We hope to see more of Bob in the future both on and off the stage. ROBERT P BERGMAN *(Curly) This Bob makes his debut with our Association and brings a long list of theatrical credits; among them leading roles in "West Side Story," "Irene," "1776," "Damn Yankees," "Oliver," "HMS Pinafore," "Anything Goes," "Annie Get Your Gun," and several others. He recently graduated from the University of Santa Clara's Law School and in addition to his legal profes- sion has aspirations of directing in the future. VIVIAN C. ALBRECHT (Laurey) A resident of Half Moon Bay, Vivian is also making her debut with this production. She has an extensive background in theater including por- trayals of Laurey, Julie Jordon in "Carousel," Hodel in "Fiddler on the Roof" and Annie Sullivan in "Miracle Worker." Vivian studied directing at USC and has directed both musicals and dramas. She is studying voice at the Peninsula Conservatory of Music and still manages time for her hus- band and two children. We are happy to have Vivian commute so far to share her talents with us. MICHELLE D. FERCHAU*(Laurey) A newcomer to our stage, Michelle is quite a veteran in theater. She began her career at 14 in the title role of "Gypsy" and has since been seen in leading roles in "Robin Hood," "Anything Goes," "Bye, Bye Birdie," and "Godspell." She sang with a 10-piece jazz group, "Mainsqueeze," for four years and has been married "... for 2'/2 wonderful years to a trumpet player named Charlie." She is involved in various Church activities in her spare time. HOWARD GRAY (Will Parker) A Freshman in Combined Sciences at the University of Santa Clara, Howard is taking time to make his debut with WVLO in this production. He has appeared in "Oklahoma" before as well as leading roles in "Music Man," "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," and "Harvey." He loves music, has been playing the piano for 12years and even though he plans to attend Med School, he will stay involved with theater in some way. We will always be glad to have Howard's energy and talent in our productions. DEE DEE BROWN (Ado Annie) You may not have seen Dee Dee on stage in "My Fair Lady," but you saw her creative talents on stage in the costumes which later won her an award. Even though she has worked with us before, this does mark her debut as a performer.
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