ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE. "YOU'RE A GoOD MAN. CHAitUE BRDWN" ''P ANVTS" e'{ CHARLES M SCHULZ LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE JULY 26-29, 1978

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1 ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE "YOU'RE A GoOD MAN CHAitUE BRDWN" ''P ANVTS" e'{ CHARLES M SCHULZ LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE JULY 26-29, 1978

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3 ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE PRESENTS YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN based on the comic strip "PEANUTS" by CHARLES M. SCHULTZ Book, music and lyrics by Clark Gesner Artistic Direction and Staging LIZ JELINEK Musical Direction DILL MURRELL Scenic Design ROGER WERTENBERGER Choreography DAVID MARSHALL Lighting Design MARK BOWLES Produced by LOIS LINTNER Presented by special arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, New York There will be one 10-minute intermission. AACT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Bowles, President Carol Deniston, Vice President Runelda Medrano, Finance Larry Hill, Property Management Lois Lintner, Social Miriam Marshall, Membership Bettie Seeman, Commun ication Roger Wertenberger, Production Claudia Kerfoot, Tech Prod uction Barbara Heston, Publicity Klaus Bergmann, Minor Productions Dave Gilbert, Long Range Planning QUALITY COOKWARE OF ALL NATIONS 4 15 N. f1hh Ave Ann Arbor. MICh~n DEVAUX'S STADIUM PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY- CHARGE ACCOUNTS Let us be your pharmacist. ARTHUR & ELIZABETH DEVAUX 1930 Weet Stadium, Ann Arbor

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5 MUSICAL NUMBERS - ACT ONE - Opening The Orchestra and The Company "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" The Company "Schroeder" Lucy, with Schroeder Quick Changes The Company "Snoopy" Snoopy "My Blanket and Me" Linus, with Blanket Queen Lucy Lucy, with Linus "The Kite" C. Brown "The Doctor is In" Lucy and C. Brown "The Book Report" Lucy, Linus, Schroeder, C. Brown - ACT TWO - The Red Baron Snoopy "The Baseball Game" The Company "Glee Club Rehearsal" The Company Quick Changes Schroeder, Linus, Snoopy, Lucy, Patty "Little Known Facts"... Lucy, with Linus and C. Brown "Suppertime" Snoopy "Happiness" C. Brown and The Company David J. Pastor Jeweler Diamonds- Watches-Gifts Imported Crystal EDWARDS JEWELERS,INC. Watch and Clock Repairing 215 S. Main St. Ann Arbor. Michigan Telephone MR. REID'S Hair Fashions and Wigs Monday 8 am to 2 pm Tuesday thru Friday 8 am to 8 pm Saturday 8 am to 2 pm Free Parking North Campus Plaz~ 1761 Plymouth

6 m. REALTOR ANN ARBOR BOA AD OF REALTORS Julyll,l978 HE CALDWELL & REINHART COMPANy Wishes to congratulate LIZ JELINEK on her community involvement.

7 LIZ JELINEK Artistic Director Liz Jelinek is a familiar name to Ann Arbor Civic Theatre audiences. She has been active in many areas of theatre including makeup, costuming, production, set construction and design, and teaching acting and directing workshops. She has directed productions for Ann Arbor Civic Theatre too numerous to list including, Promises, Promises, As You Like It, Medea, and the award winning Hogan's Goat. Her most recent stage appearance for Civic was in Oklahoma. Li z has directed for other theatre groups in the area including Saline Area Players and Ann Arbor Junior Theatre. In real life, Liz is a most successful real estate salesperson with The Cald we ll and Reinhart Company. DILL MURRELL Musical Director Dill brings to the show an extensive and varied musi cal and theatrical background. He has organized, led, written for, and participated in jazz combos, big bands, orchestras, entertainment park bands, church choirs, barbershop quartets, and workshop vocal groups for recreation and performance. Theatrically, in the past four years he has played in nine pit orchestras for AACT, Saline Area Players, U of M, Chelsea Players and others; built orchestras for AACT's Promises, Promises and U of M's Purlie; and was musical director and conductor for Oklahoma! (AACT), Camelot (MM Productions/Musket), Fiddler On The Roof and Music Man (Saline). Dill has appeared on stage in 13 shows, with Sal ine Area Players, AACT, and Musket, and has worked offstage jobs ranging from producing and directing to set painting, sound effects, and programs.

8 TOM COOCH {Charlie Brown) is a re<:ent high school graduate, but a four-year stage veteran, having appeared in South Poe/fie, Arsenic And Old Lace, Our Town, Music Man, Man Of La Mancha (as. the Padre), Inherit The Wind (as Brady) at Ypsilanti High School. Tom also performed in the EMU Holy Trinity Chapel Celebrants' Fiddler on the Roof. Tom plans to attend EMU this fall. MICHAEL MORRISSEY (Linus) South Lyon High School, taking The Wizard Of Oz, You Can't J Upon A Mattress. Now a soph Michigan, Mike performed in U c With AACT, he recently playe waiter, in You Never Con Tell. CATHY HILBISH McNE ELA (Lucy), an active voice and 1 piano teacher, has performed as a recitalist at U of M and three other universities. Cathy's theatrical appearances include The Bat, Block Comedy, and ThreePenny Opera at College of Wooster, The Fontastlcks with Cocktail Playhou~, The Boyfriend with Michigan Repertory, and - with AACT - Com{XIny (as April) and Fiorello (as Thea). Since moving to Meadville, Pa. last fall, Cathy played Dorothy in The Wizard Of Oz and Maggie in Cot On A Hot Tin Roof with Meadville Community Theatre. RICHARD LEWIS (Set Good Man, Charlie 8' tonce Of Being Eornei ver. Richard received MSU, and has written Kalamazoo, and is wj Lady On The Rocks, manned the lightboa Toreadors and was a s~!hlng in the chorus for Mikado.

9 HAE L MORRISSEY {linus) w~5 very active in theatre at th lyon High School, taking roih in The Savoge Dilemma, W/z(Jf'd Of Oz, You C,n't Take It With You, ;md Once A Mattreu. Now a sophomore at the University of hig..n, Mike performed in U of M'5 The Great White Hope. AACT, he recently played the role of Joe, a young er,in YouNf!lltrCanTeff. RICHAR D LEW IS (Xhrocder) had the title role in Y<W'rt A Good Man, Churfie B~wn, and was Algernon in The fmportunce Of Being Eame while ;o. student at Un iversity of Denver. Richard rec~ived isba degree in dramati_c literature at MSU, and haswntten ourplaysforproductionondetroitand Kalamazoo, and is wfking on_ anoth?r. Richard co-<firected Lady On The Rocks, educatronal poece on alcoholism, and manned the!ightboar for AACT's Sleuth and Waltz Of The Toreadors and was assistant director for Curoure/. He also ~ng in the chorus for Gilbert and Sullivan Society's recent Mikado. )ANI NEUM AN {Patty) is Charlie Brown's youn~t ast member at seventeen. She performed in TheMui.icMan at Ypsilanti High School, where she will be i senior this fall. lnadditiontohertheatricalinterests,)aniisaseriousvoice studentandplayslegitclarinetandjautenorsu;ophoneat Y. H.S. JAM ES FREEMAN (Snoopy) has been Stefl in a variety of thutre settings, including The Apple Tree in dinner theatre, MM Productions' Pettr Pan, straight plays at University of Michigan, and Musket's Godspefl, lfello, Dolly! ;md Caboret. Jim created the role of Jeff in AACT's original show, The Zookeeper, last fall. He is a third-year theatre major at U of M, and i5 (you'd never have guessed) anaccompli!hedgymnast.

10 ABOUT THE STAFF DAVID MARSHALL (Choreographer) recently portrayed the title role in William Butler Yeats' The Cuchulain Saga, featured at the University of Michigan. As a professional dancer, he has performed in concert in New York, Washington and Detroit. David has appeared as a dancer with AACT in Annie, Get Your Gun; Brass And Grass Forever; Anything Goes; and Carousel. His dramatic credits include Antigone, Anastasia and Waltz Of The Toreadors. A talented make-up artist as well, he designed make-up for AACT's award-winning Sleuth this past spring. David teaches dance with the Hydra Dance Theatre School and Company, and at Art World. LOIS LINTNER (Producer) is currently Social Chairperson on the Board of Directors. She has worked props, make-up, and costume construction for numerous productions in addition to coordinating crew and cast parties for the last two years. On stage, Lois was seen in AACT's Diary Of Anne Frank, Riders To The Sea, Forty Carats, The Women, Most Happy Fella, Annie, Get Your Gun, and last fall's original, The Zookeeper. She also appeared in a Musket original, j ericho, and Michigan Rep's The Boyfriend. This is Lois' sixth summer as coordinator of stage activities for the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair. Professionally, Lois is a sales representative for Inglenook Wines and for Noling Real Estate. CHRIS SCHWARTZ (Assistant Director) has been with AACT since 1970, when she managed props for Cactus Flower. She has since served as sound technician for Misalliance and Sleuth, and assistant director for Fiddler On The Roof, Hogan's Goat, and You Never Can Tell. She has also produced and directed in summer season and workshop productions, and is currently chairperson of the Play Reading Committee. Chris is a business person at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. ROGER WERTENBERGER (Scenic Designer) is one of AACT's most active designers and directors. He designed sets for Hogan's Goat and Ernest In Love, and designed and directed Arsenic And Old Lace and Sleuth, both award-winners. In the murder mystery genre, Roger has also directed Ten Little Indians and Angel Street for AACT. In the area of musical comedy, he has in recent years directed I Do, I Do (cast of two) for Cocktail Playhouse, Fiddler On The Roof (cast of ninety) and South Pacific for Saline Area Players, and Little Mary Sunshine for AACT; he has also directed for Comic Opera Guild, U of M Players, Ann Arbor Children's Theatre, and television shows. MARK BOWLES (Lighting Designer) is currently President of AACT and a third-year member of the Board of Directors. His first lighting assignment with AACT was for Ernest In Love in 1976, wherein he so enjoyed taking orders from stage manager Mindy Oddy that they were wed forthwith. Mark has also designed lighting for AACT's Promises, Promises and Summer And Smoke, and for U of M 's Madam Butterfly and The Magic Flute. His job as a computer systems analyst with Summagraphics Corp. takes him to New York (and the theatre district, of course) twice a month.

11 MORE ABOUT THE STAFF SUSAN ALFORD (Costumiere) eased into theatre by strolling casually into Saline Area Players' Fiddler On The Roof and costuming its cast of ninety. For dessert, she costumed S.A.P.'s Mousetrap six weeks later. Relatively inactive this year, she only costumed AACT's Carousel, earning the "best costume design" award for the season. Susan has a seven year old daughter, and enjoys New England and antique collecting. NANCY BEGHEIN (Makeup) has been transforming faces since she did makeup for The King And I and Mame in high school in Detroit. While a drama student at Henry Ford College and EMU, she designed makeup for Arsenic And Old Lace and Night Must Fall. Nancy is presently studying biology (with makeup courses on the side) at EMU. STEVEN FLYNN (Properties) is best known locally as an actor and dancer, having appeared in Hello, Dolly! with Chelsea Players; Pajama Game, Fiddler On The Roof, Company, and Our Town with Saline Area Players; and with AACT, Little Mary Sunshine (as the fearsome Yellow Feather), Brigadoon (as Angus MacGuffie), Carousel (as a dancer), and Finishing Touches, as Steve. He is a former U of M student in electrical engineering, and as manager of The Movies at Briarwood is believed to be the youngest theater manager in Michigan. MINDY BOWLES (Stage Manager) has extensive experience in this specialty, having stage managed Brigadoon, The Night Thoreau Spent In jail, and others for AACT, and twelve operas - most recently The Magic Flute - for the U of M School of Music. She has also served as producer for AACT's Oklahoma! and Annie, Get Your Gun. Offstage, Mindy is a fifth grade teacher in Hamburg, and will receive her MA degree in Science Education from U of M this summer. BOB PACE (Set Builder) has participated on set crews as well as other offstage crews in countless AACT productions. He was chief set builder for the award-winning Arsenic And Old Lace. Bob has performed onstage as an actor and dancer in AACT's Oklahoma! and in Summer Season '76 in Miss julie, Sganarelle, and The American Dream (in which he played the leading role). He also appeared in Fiddler On The Roof and The Matchmaker with Saline Area Players. STEVEN COLE (Publicity) appeared a few years ago in Civic Theater's Ernest In Love and in jericho, an original musical presented by Musket. Before this he played in two musicals in Grand Rapids: Music Man and Call Me Madam. Recently, Steve appeared with AACT as Father Ambrose in Waltz Of The Toreadors. He has been a soloist for local churches, and is currently a student at EMU, although he also free-lances as a portrait artist. JACQUELINE RADLOW (Publicity) was seen recently in the chorus of AACT's Carousel. Prior to that, she worked on and behind the stage for several productions at the U of M. She participated in the Civic Theatre workshops last year in musical theatre, acting, movement and dance. A graduate in French and German from the U of M, she will return there to pursue an advanced degree in communications arts. Her hobbies include filmmaking and travel.

12 OUM DAILY llliaja S...&.Hooliol..,. T~,lil~ieht Set Builder Set Crew Costume Crew Properties Crew Makeup Lights Stage Crew Promotion Program Lobby Display Ticket Agent Photographer Head Usher Box Office VECIAUZING IN GUEK IMPom sn"s CAll / STAFF WEST SIDE BOOK SHOP 113 West Liberty Ann Arbor, Michigan (313) Fine Used & Rare Books Bought & Sold Bob Pace Dwight Smith, Bob Seeman, Cher Bledsoe, Rick Jelinek, joy Love, Debbie Dunn, Kathy Fry, Ed Lesher, Patrick Fluharty, Nancy Beghein judee McCormick, judith Green, Rebecca Vogt Ann Marie LaFrance, Kim Moorehouse Gayna Graessley, Heather Lintner Debbie Dunn, Greg Schevchik, Bill Rodman, judi Duberman Louise Malefyt, Sayre Adams, Thelma Sterling, Jim Kaiser, Michelle demoss, Barbara Skipper Steven Cole, jacqueline Radlow, William Rave Barbara Daniel, Dill Murrell, Marie Murrell Sue Beutler Dave Gilbert Fred Beutler Joy Scarpuzza Gerry Briegel Special thanks to all of those who assisted with the show but whose names were unavailable at the time of publication. Woodwinds DILL MURRELL Keyboards DALE MILLER and ED ALUK \ ~~~ i:!;f - '?';:::- ~ casual furniture and accessones -mte~rs~ 313/ ,1, ~~ V j ', \.,, 2767 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, M1ch1gan You can depend on usl ANN ARBOR Member FSLIC OFFICES TO SERVE YOU IN LIVINGSTON AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES FEDERAL SAVINGS ORCHESTRA Bass BOB PHILLIPS Percussion JOHN MciNTIRE Rehearsal Accompaniment BETTY AMOS, and ED and DALE

13 : NAME t ADDRESS t CITY t PHONE STATE --- ZIP Full Season No. of Dollar Day and Show Time Price Tickets Amount t M I UlO~ Wednesday, 8 PM $18.00 first-served basis. Season tick- ets for Friday or Saturday evenings must be ordered no t t Thursday, 8 PM* $18.00 Friday, 8 PM* $23.00 Seating preference: 0 o rchestra 0 balcony Make checks payable to Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. Mail orders to AACT Tickets, P.O. Box 1993, Ann Arbor, Please enclose stamped, selfaddressed envelope. Orders are fi lled on a first come, Saturday, 8 PM* $23.00 t later than August 15, t f AACT Membership $5/ lndividual, $8/couple. $25/Patron. *Balcony Only

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