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1 ANN ARBO CIVIC THEATER ydi M ndelssohn h tr Apr; I , 19 4

2 "DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT",... GINGER ALE 2 70 WEST STADIUM BOUtEVARD ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATER, INC. Board of Directors Gt R \IUJ \( ~('0111 Ll> RICHARD 0. CUTIINC. L ()['\;E.i\lfiNE L J \\ B DL KE Presule'flt Vzce Pre1idwt \l'cr~'tarv Fr-UIPI el ;\f RS HEN Kt Sol' I \.i\f. J'\" l \RIIIIO :\IR~. R101 \R > GRH Ok\ Ron1 R ( 11\~Tn R \II" \I II I \\I () I) i I I lin 1'. I o( \ (, D\\1 '>II \'I>S MEET YOUR FRIENDS AFTER THE PLAY at the OPEN UNTIL 2 KITCHEN, TOO!

3 PRINTERS OF THIS PROGRAM SEYFR I ED PRINT ERS 107 Miller Avenue Twirl the Wheel to PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE \\'ith "Hom Yl'SIC'ITLiy" II'C dose 011r 1!1!>:1- IWJ I season ol 111;1jor produn ions held here at l.ydia \lendelssohn Theater~ It has been a good year, and a ll because o l you. Thanks greatly lor the wonderful supporl you have given us, and for the growing acceptance of what we of Ann Arbor Civic Theater arc doing. \Ve hope to continue to bring you real entertainment on as nearly a professional level as possible, and yet keep our theater by the community, of the community, and for thc community and all of its people. Production planning, budgeting and promotion activities arc soon to start in preparation for our next season which starts in September. i\jcetings arc held throughout the summer, climaxed by the Annual Corn Roast in August. Once again, tha nks to you for a successful season. \ Vatch!'or the announcements of our Annual Oscar Awards Banquet- our next major event. GERARD l\f. SCOFIELD President, Ann Arbor Cil ic Tlil'nler BLUE FRONT CIGAR STORE OPEN 7:30 a.m. to 11 :30 p.m. DAILY- SUNDAYS- HOLIDAYS STATE AND PACKARD BUILDERS' HARDWARE DEVOE PAINTS Gill Lumber Co. "Where the Greater Number Get Their Lumber" PHONE S. MAIN STREET

4 Compliments of Oswald A. Herz DECORATOR SINCE 1869 ~ ~i~r~i~a~ s l:n UNDER THE MICROSCOPE Shirt Laundry Fur Storage 112 W. WASHINGTON PHONE EAST LIBERTY PHONE KURTZ BUILDING COMPANY General Contractors INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL SCHOOL BUILDING RESIDENTIAL Construction- Maintenance-Modernization 2% Jefferson Court TELEPHONE: NOrmandy Ann Arbor Complime nts of H. P. Johnson Company The General Electric Store SOUTH FOURTH AVENUE PHONE ANN ARBOR ULRICH'S Book Store ARTISTS SUPPLIES From Beginner to Master PRINTS and REPRODUCTIONS 25c to $ EAST UNIVERSITY AVENUE

5 IN ANN ARBOR SINCE 1888 MAIN STREET STORE Closed Monday - Open Thursday till 8:30 OTHER DAYS 9,00 lo 5,30 STATE STREET, Monday through Friday, 9,30 to 5,30 - Saturday, 9,00 till LOO In behalf of the City of Ann Arbor, I wish to thank the members of the Ann Arbor Civic T~eatre. Your efforts make it possible for the citizens of Ann Arbor to enjoy fine entertainment, while at the same time this activity is a great part of our civic development. Best wishes for a successfu l season. W ILL IAM E. BROWN, Jr., Mayor MARATHO N PROD U CT S "Best in the Long Run" The Ohio Oil Company Trusted Adviser, Dependable Friend v Like your doctor or lawyer... your. v Insurance Agent is a specialist. v His experience is yours to command:o ' v Regardless of your insura nce need. ANN ARBOR ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS

6 FOR OVER 100 YEARS IN ANN ARBOR COMPLIMENTS OF Men's Apparel STATE STREET AT LIBERTY PACKARD PHARMACY 1224 Packard ABOUT THE DIRECTOR - KENNETH HUGH MacDONALD \Ve of Civic Theater arc very grateful to i\jr. i\lacdonald for the way he has stepped into the director's shoes and guided what we think will be one of om greatest comedy successes. T his play 11 as originally cast and under the direction o[ Bill Mehegan, whom we thank again for his marvelous, yet. touching, " Home o[ the Brave." Bill's personal business necessitated his being out of the city during this week, so was unable to be with us. Kenneth a~-,tj-ced to take over, and consequentl y changes had to be made in casting, setting, and so on down the line. Ken's backgtound, which touches on the prol.ession, si nee he played in a Moss Hart production in 1\ew York City, along with many other successes, gives him many qualifications for this undertaking. \ Ve hope you all enjoy our cast in "Born Yesterday." Washtenaw Abstract Company 106 North Fourth Avenue Compliments of Riley's Capital Market FULL LINE OF GROCERIES Open Daily Until 1:00 a.m. WASHINGTON AND FOURTH AVE.

7 House of Beautiful Furniture Muehlig & Lanphear Hardware BARRETT FURNITURE, INC. Telephone WASHTENAW ANN ARBOR 311 SOUTH MAIN STREET NOTES ABOUT THE CAST * G. DAVIS SELLARDS (Ed Devery) is one of the oldest continuous active members of Civic Theater. He is a former president and long time board member. Dave has appeared in l.illle Shot, Drums of Death, Easy Living, You Can't Tahe It With You, A Man Who Came To Dinner, Niy Sister Eileen, r. iss and Tell, All My Sons, Sil-uer Whistle, and others. Dave's acting directing and hard work earned him his Oscar in He is presently business manager and on the Board of Directors. * * TOM RADEI\IACHER (Paul) is a native of Chelsea and a gtaduate of Michigan State Normal College. Tom has not been active in theater work since his high school days. This is his first appearance with Civic Theater, however we hope it will not he his last. He is presrntly a salesman with Hrrb Estes, Tnc. CAROLYN GAT"' A RD (Manicmist) also makes her debut on st;tge for Civic Theater tonight. She has been active in hack stage work, primarily in the inakr-11p dcparlmcnt. Be Sure to Visit Ann Arbor's Finest CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT For Books, Toys, Games, Playthings and Gifts... it's Storyland and Toyland at FOLLETT'S SECOND FLOOR STATE ST. at N. "U" MAYNARD BATTERY PHONE 2.() E. WASHINGTON Specializing in Motor Tune-up GENERATORS - CARBURETORS STARTERS & ELECTRIC MOTORS

8 B. E. MUEHLIG, Dry Goods OUR BEST ASSETS ARE OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS! 126 South Main Street Telephone / * * KENNETH MacDONALD (Harry Rroci<) makes another appearance with Civic Theater tonight, which adds to his already long list of acting accomplishments. Among the plays too ntnncrous to list, is one of his favorites that we will all remember. Ken's portrayal of Lieut. Roberts in the production MT. Roberts, won him the Oscar for the Best Actor. Kenneth is a past president of the Theater and was very active during J1is :three years on the Board of Directors. Our appreciations for Ken's contributions this evening arc twofold. Besides his portrayal of the character of Harry Brock, be has been the able director of Born Yesterday. Kenneth, while salcsmanagcr for WPAG, does not end his contributions with the aid in building a more successful Civic Theater but also in helping to make our community a better place in which to live. JOAN CONOVER (Billie Dawn) is making her first appearance on sfitgc with Civic Theater tonight, however she has been a back stage worker. Joan has appeared with Gilbert & Sullivan here in Ann Arbor and also in Riverhead, Long Island. we arc sure you will enjoy her portrayal of Billie Dawn. * ROY BERRY (bm /Jer) is probably most fitted for his part tonight as he was one of Ann Arbor's foremost barbers, now retired from the trade. Roy has. been a theater fan for years, however tonight he becomes a doer instead of a viewer. THE ANN ARBOR CI VIC THEATER wishes to thank DEY STUDIO For the Photography Work they did last Spring that helped to make the presentation of "Mr. Roberts" such a great success

9 SCHLANDERER & SON Jewelers and Silversmiths 208 SOUTH MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF INDIA ART SHOP 330 Maynard St. * BOB ESHELMAN (Waiter) is not a new member with Civic Theater, although he is making his debut on stag<' tonight. Bob in his quiet way is one of our best backstage workers. * ROBERT P. LOGAN (Second BelllwjJ) has formerly appeared with C ivic Theater in Jloliday, Teu Little Indians a nd Mr. Rqberts. He appeared most recently in the lj. of l\1. production of Detective Story. Bob is a member of the Board of Directors and publicity cha irman. He is presently chief photographer at the Veterans Hospital. TOM LILLARD (First Bellltop) makes his first appearance with Civic Theater tonight. He is a student at Ann Arbor High School. * ALEX AZARY (Assistant Hotel Mm111ger) can be remembered for his appearances in The Spider, Holiday and Mr. Roberts. Alex has been with Civic Theater three years an<l won his Oscar for a supporting role during the season. * LUCILLE TALAYCO (Helen) makes her debut with Civic Theater tonight. However, she is not new to the stage. She is a graduate of the University and can be remembered as "Liz" in Student Player's Philadelphia Story. Now, besides being a housewife, she keeps busy as a secretary for the Student Legislature at the University. *.JON FULLERTON (Bootblack) is one of our youngest but best workers. His specialty is set painting; however, tonight he gets a taste of grease paint. Compliments of CHESTER ROBERTS GIFTS STATE STREET

10 NEW STYLES FOR MEN I MADEMOISELLE SHOP WILD'S at State Street Coots - Suits- Dresses Formals - Sportswear Lingerie 302 SOUTH STATE STREET * SARA HOWARD (Mn-. lled'ges) makes her second appearance with C.T. tonight, having made her debut as "Jvfrs. Dorgan" in l.num. Sara has had previous stage experience in skits and one-acts as a member of J\.:\. \'\Toman's Club. She will be remembered for her portrayal of the Virgin Mary in the Religious Christmas Play. * CHARLES G. FORSATI (Eddie Brock) can be remembered for his well played part ol "Charlie" in Th?-ee Meu on a Hone. He was well cast in the part of "Insignia" in ML Roberts last spring. Chuck has had acting experience in the U nivcrsity Spanish Plays. He is now employed as district representative lor i\farchant Calculators. * A. B. CRANDELL (Senator Hedges) is a veteran character actor with Civic Theater and has appeared in many major productions. Some of his accomplishments are My Sistrr l~ilem, Kiss aud Tell, Male Animal, Sil11er IVhistle, Torch/J~aras, Life with Mother, The Spider, The Happy Time and Three!Hen 011 a Horse. He is a Iarmer member of the Board of Directors and an Oscar Award winner. A.B., an old stantion of the gtoup who is rc'mcmhrrcd [or his many charactrr dialects, can always he found sonwwhcrcs hack st:l):;<" with a deck of c~rds in his hancf. Compliments COR NER LIBERTY and FIFTH AVENUE We Hove Filled Over 250,000 Prescriptions! of DIXIE SHOP NEW ADDRESS. 211 SOUTH MAIN ST.

11 P RODUCTION i'vianager. ASST. PRODUCTION MANAGER... SET DESIGNER.. SET PAINTING... POSTER ART WORK PROGRAM COVER.. STAGE CRHV.. LIGHTING. STAGE PROPERTIES.. HAND PROPERTIES SOUND.. MAKE-UP.. WARDROBE.. USHERS... PRODUCTION STA FF... Robert C. Barber... Richard D. Cutting... Clan Crawford Alice Crawford.... Virginia Biggers, Lillian Frye... Gerard Scofield Gene Duke, Manager Bill O'Dell, Paul Christman, Mary Sne!I. Terry True, Barbara O'Dell. Margaret and Howard Fox.... Gene Conover.... Helga Hover, Chairman Ann ;'\ IacDonald, Ann Edwards, Dotty 'Vall, Lois Higley Paul Christman Barbara Logan, Cai olyn Gatward Eileen Scofield, Mary Snell, Lillian Frye Sandra Kessel, Chairman Peg Parker, Gladys Hanson, Janice ' 'Valtcrs,.Jaylee Duke, Barbara Lee, Ruth Livingston, Vera French, Susie Huntley, Nancy Budnik, Marcia Smith, Eileen Scofield. MILK FOR HEALTH! i - ANN ARBOR MILK DEALERS- ANN ARBOR DAIRY, 121 Catherine BOLGOS DAIRY FARMS, 3601 Plymouth Road. CLOVERLEAF DAIRY, 1015 Broadway.. HIRTH BROS. DAIRY, 404 W. Washington WARNER DAIRY, 3210 Washtenaw... WASHTENAW INDEPENDENT DAIRY, 602 South Ashley. WEST SIDE DAIRY, 720 Brooks St... BELLA-VISTA FARMS, Ypsilanti. SALINE VALLEY FARMS, INC., Saline \ Ypsi R

12 THE MUSIC CENTER (Incorporated) IS HEADQUARTERS FOR Television RADIOS and PHONO COMBINATIONS Records Cla; sjcal, Pop~lar & Children's Departments Radios-Phonognaphs REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES HIGH FIDELITY EQUIPMENT ' '. J --..,'. j. Servi'ce for Radio & ' Television MUSIC CENTER Just West of Hill Aud.lt~ri~m 300 SOUTH THAYER PHONE PHONE THE FARM CUPBOARD " FOOD YOU' LL REMEMBER" 9387 US-12 at Dixboro -or Plymouth Rd. CLOSED FOR THE WINTER O PEN AGAIN MARCH 1, J-S4 SEASON ; Ann Arbor Civic Theaj T HE MAID... PAUL VERRAL.. FIRST BELLH OP... EDDIE BROCK... SECOND BELLHOP... ASSISTANT MANAGER... HARRY BROCK... BILLIE DAWN.. im DEVERY.. BARBER...\ IANICU RIST... BOOTBLACK... SENATOR HEDGES....\ IRS. HEDGES... "BORN Y~ by GA RS~N. Dit ected by KEN. THE C) ( IN ORDER OF AP WAITER \CT L ACT li.. ACT III... THE SETl The elabora te sui te 670 in thetes BOOKHOLDER. T H E T i T he rafor ( Printed by S pecial Arrangements witl

13 eater ts~n TERDAY" KANI N EN MacDONALD E CAST OF APPEARANCE) SETTING het THIRD PRODUCTION PRESENTS..... LUCILLE TALAYCO....TOM RADEMACHER, TOM LILLARD.. CHARLES FOSSATI...BOB LOGAN... ALEX AlARY... KEN AiacDONALD... JOAN CONOVER.. G. DAVIS SELLARDS..... ROY BERRY. CAROLYN GATWARD... ]ON FULLERTON...A. B. CRANDELL... SARA HOWARD BOB ESCHELMAN est hotel in ' Vashington, D.C. E. TIME ra!jof 194.~ SEPTEJ\IBER ABOUT TWO \ JONTI-IS LATER... LATE THAT NIGHT'/. ]ACR'IE HALL ts wi th Dra matists Play Service, Inc.) WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. INVESTMENT SECURITIES I ' I ANN ARBOR. TRUST BUILDJNG ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN Telephone MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange Detroit Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange (ASSOC IAIE) Midwest Stock Exchange C. P. WILLINGS W. A. GLAS Misses, 'Junior and Women's Wear RING CLEAR HOSIERY "Always A Shade Smarter" KESSEL'S Fashion ~hops -TWO STORES- 217 SOUTH MAIN STREET 9 NICKELS ARCADE

14 SMART CLOTHES FOR THE SMART WO~AN The Eliza~~th Dillon Sh'ops Main Store: 530 J. FOREST at. S. UNIV. RUTH FRENCH Realtor Complete Real Estate Service Fa rms-city-su bu rban I CAMPUS TOGGERY - 111l SO. UN IV. 305 E. LIBERTY ST. PHONE BUSINESS STAFF Steering Committee PRODUCfiON MANAGER.. B u si:'-iess MANAGER.. MEMBERSHIP CHAIR:.\IAN.. PUBLICITY MANAGER Robert C. Barber... G. Davis Sellards.... Kenneth H. MacDonald... Robert P. Logan Many thanks to KESSEL'S FASHION SHOPS for Bi ll ie Dawn's lovely gowns. Thanks to Bill Carmen of CARMEN'S SHOE SALON for Miss Dawn's shoes. Ladies of the cast hair coiure by Miss Freida of the OBSERVATORY BEAUTY SALON. Our thanks to WAHR'S BOOK STORE for the use of the Framed Prints in the Hotel Suite scene. TH E NEWEST AND BEST IN GOOD BOOKS OVERBECK Book Store 1216 SOUTH UNIVERS ITY AVENUE SAM'S STORE U. S. Surplus Shoes and Clothing WORK AND DRESS PANTS WORK and DRESS SHOES 122 E. WASHINGTON ANN ARBOR

15 Compliments of EBERBACH PHARMACY Clark's Market Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Quality Meats, Frozen Foods - HOURS- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily, 12 to 9 p.m. Silt, PACKARD at STATE PHONE TICKETS.. PROGRAM MEMBERSHII' MEETINGS SociAL CoMMITTEE... VVORKSHOP ACTING GROUP.. V\IORKSIIOI' PLAY READING.. Special Committees Robert P. Logan... A. M. Pasquariello and Dorothy Pasquariello, Co-Chairmeu Mary Johnson, Jay Duke, Marion Crandell, A. B. Crandell, Beth True, Paul Christman, Mary Kessel, Jerry Scofield, Research by Louise Kempf... Kenneth H. MacDonald... Eileen Scofield... Susie Huntley... Howard Fox If you arc interested in any phase of the theater, do not hesitate to call GERARD SCOFIELD, NO 2-4fi9fi, or write Civic Theater 'We arc indebted this evening to BARRETT'S FURNITURE COi\fPANY for some of the lovely stage settings. Civic Theater is deeply appreciative for th<" love ly flowers furnished by N IET.SF.N'S F!.O\I\1ER SllOP and CRFENHO!JSE, Inc. Jack's Market GROCERIES -MEATS 1028 EAST UNIVERSITY AVE. TELEPHONE THE CORNER HOUSE 202 SOUTH THAYER Serving luncheons and DINNERS CLOSED ON MONDAYS

16 Compliments of F. J. MUEHLIG FUNERAL CHAPEL, Inc. Fred H. Rogers Roland G. Schmid Robert E. Muehlig OSCAR AWARD WINNERS, SEASON BEST ACTOR... BEST ACTRESS... BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR... BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS... BEST PLAY... SET DESIGN.. LADY WORKER.... MAN WORKER Kenneth MacDonald.... Ruth Livingston.... Robert Logan.... Raydell Smith... Mr. Roberts, directed by Jim Briley... Charles W. Mess... Barbara O'Dell... Richard Cutting AWARD SPONSORS Zonta Club, Junior Chamber of Commerce Ann Arbor News, 'VPAG, Ann Arbor Civic Theater Compliments of... MARCHANT CALCULATORS CHUCK FOSSATI, Representative Detroit: WO Residence: NO

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