1 l1111•n" \J 11,•ill•ru1.Jeni• o'nrUJ•t>ugenr O•neUl•eugP.ne o'nrUl•r.ugene o'neUl•eugene o'nelll*eugene o'nolll*eugene •014,•� •l'nnlll•c>uqen,• o'm�Ul•Pugen<1 o'nelll•eugene o'nC!Ul•eugene o'neiU•eugene o'ne11l•eugena o'nellt•eugene •rugC'nC! o'neLU•eugC!ne o'neill•eugene o'nelll•eugene o'nelll•eugene o'nelll•e·u9ene •eugt"ne o'neUJ•eugene o'nelU•eugene o'neUl•eugene o'nelll*C!ugene o'nelll•eugene 1•iM1qon(' o'nelll*eugene o'n@tll• rine o'ne\U•eugene o•.,9 nlfl o'nell)•C!ugenia ·, �111•0'\l<Qo •n f'\O o· •111•,tllQ(tr) t•m19 servant - MARGIE M. DEAN DWYER harry smithers - LAURENCE O' ABOUT THE AUTOOR brutus jones - WILLIAM McGHEE haints or phantoms Often called America's foremost dramatist, Eugene O'Neill was the winner of three Pulitzer Prizes and the Nobel jeff - THEODORE (TED) MITCHELL P�ize for literature. Son of a famous actor, prison guard and auctioneer Eugene left - SOL JACKSON formal studies for the life of a coDDDOn seaman. After - TITUS ANDREWS five desperate and health-wrecking convicts, years of sailoring he slave - JIMMY L. ALLEN entered a TB sanatorium to regain his health. At enforced - MICHAEL TOLDEN 1:f!St, he turned to the literature of the stage for read­ - MISS DEAN ing. His brilliant t.n:iting career began upon his discharge - MR. TOLDEN witch doctor £rom the sanatorium. Although never in vigorous health , O'Neill wrote extensively. His most celebrated lem - MR. MITCHE works be- LL sides THE EMPEROR JONES (written in 1920) include soldiers - MESSRS. ANDREWS and DESIRE ALLEN UNDER THE ELMS , STRANGE INTERLUDE, THE ICEMAN COMETH and the posthumously produced LONG DAY"S JOURNEY INTO NIGH!'. director - NORMA YOUNG designer - JAC ALDER lighting designed by JOAN ECKLES assisted by JOHN MUIR sound engineered by ADELE ACREY witch doctor decor by SANDY NASH stage management by LEROY LOGAN N'lTE: THE PLAY WILL BE PERF'JRMED WITIDUT INTERMISSI'lN Scene l chamber in 2 - Audience the Emperor's palace. Scene Nightfall. The end of the olain where the f0res t begins. Scene 3 - 9:00 in the forest. The moon has just risen Scene 4 ll:00 deeo into the forest. Scene 5 - l:00 in F at a clearing the thick forest. Scene 3:00 somewhere in the forest. Scene 7 5:00 somewhere in 8 - the forest. Scene Dawn. The end of the plain where the great f1rest begins. AB8UT THE PLAYERS William McGhee, seen tonight in the demanding role of the in last season's comedy,PURLIE VIC­ Empero�.�starred MRS. T'lRI0US. Other aopearances at Theatre Three include McTHING, THE LITTLE F'lXES and THE DRUNKARD. In other pr0- fessional roles he has been seen in THE BAD SEED and JORN BR0!ffl'S B')DY. Away from the legitimate stage, Mr. McGhee has made appearances in films and television. La� Q'Dwyer. seen in the role of Smithers, has re­ joined the Theatre Three oompany after a season in New York theatre. Imoortant roles played by Mr. O'Dwyer in­ clude Cassius in JULIUS CAESAR and Sganarelle in THE PHY­ SICIAN IN SPITE OF HIMSELF; both for Theatre Three. Mr . 0 'Dwyer, a graduate 1f Goodman of Chicago, makes a special­ ty of childrens plays and has written, directed and acted for PINWHEEL PLAYH'JUSE of Theatre Three. THEATRE THREE 'S THANKS TO : Lawrence Josenh - photography Thea doi:-e (Ted) Mi tc he 11, seen playing Lem, makes his third Frank Wilshire - firearms a,:;;;;aranceat- Theatre Three, Mr. Mitchell shared in the Whittle's Music - congo drum bright success of two very big hits at the theatre, THE Electric Log Svc - printing MEMBER �F THE WEDDING and the aforementioned PURLIE VIC­ Don Hall Bob Cowan - assistance to the director TORIOUS Tom Crabtree - caricature Karen Seal Tom Hairston - crew w�rk Messrs Andrews, Tolden, and Allen and Miss Dean are mak­ ing premiere performances on the arena stage. Now playing through February 8th in PINWHEEL PLAYH.QUSJ::, (Saturday afternoon adventure & fantasy at Theatre Three I for the chi.ldren) THE PRINCESS AND THE SWINEHERD, first show of Pinwheel's season. Next, beginning Feb. 29th , PLATN PRINCESS. Also scheduled this season: BJ;:IDI;AN AFRICAN FAIRY TAL.E: TOM SAWYER and a premiere of the new chi dren's musical JACK AND THE BEANSTALK! A season ticket for your youngster not only saves money but lets him in on a host of fun as a member of the LITTLE PEOPLE, PATRONCLUB. I \ � � � \ I-" '#. 'a. I-" 'a. THEATRE THREE tries to keep an up·to date mailing list of our patrons to be able to furnish information on future productions. If you wish to be on the current mailing list, please complete the blank below and leave it at the desk as you go out or mail it to us. THANKS • · NAME------------------------ ADD RESS__________________ _ CI TY __________ZO NE_ _______ D (Check here if desired) I would like to order a discount card. ($24 worth of .