Str11nge Bedfellow by FLORENCE RYERSON and COLIN CLEMENTS LYDIA MENDEI.SSOHN THEATRE ( April 13 and 14, 1951 "Not to go to the theatre is like dressing without a mirror" -Schopenhauer
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Trusted Advisor, Dependable Friend Like your doctor or lawyer... your insurance agent is a specialist. His experience is yours to command, * regardless of your insurance need. ANN ARBOR ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE With "Strange Bedfellows" we close our 1950-51 season of major productions held here in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. It has been a good year, and all because of you. Thanks greatly for the wonderful support you have given us, and for the growing acceptance of the type of theatre which Ann Arbor Civic Theatre works hard to bring you. We hope to continue to bring you real enjoyable community theatre, planned and executed for your entertainment on an nearly a professional level as it is possible for us to achieve, and yet keep our theatre by the community, of the community, and for the community and all of its people. We were especially honored this past year by the invitation and acceptance to be a charter member of the Community Theatre Association of Michigan. Such recognition indicates that the quality of our work has started to spread out beyond our own confines. May it continue to do so. This past year we were able to repay in a small way some of our debt to the City of Ann Arbor, and especially to the Park Commission, by contributing to the purchase of new merry-go-ounds for the city's parks. We hope to be able to continue this practice, and with your support, we shall do so. I cannot close without once again inviting you to become a member of Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. It is a simple matter, requiring no initiation, a very small fee which barely covers the postage and notices which all members frequently receive; the only requirement being a love of theatre which needs to be expressed. Believe me, you will find plenty of opportunity for self-expression. Once again, thanks to you for a successful season. Watch for the announcements of our "Oscar" banquet-our next major event. T. TODD JONES President, Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Cash, Carry and Save A&P CLEANERS 121 E. Liberty Street i~~--------------------------------~
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CIVIC THEATRE "OSCARS" are manufactured by CLAGUE'S Grocery & Market L. G. Balfour Co. 1319 SOUTH UNIVERSITY PHONE 3-1733 1200 PACKARD PHONE 2-5531 CAST NOTES LEONARD CARLSTROM (Ling)-From a detective in January's production of "Laura" to a Chinese house servant in this play shows the versatile character of "Swede" Carlstrom, one of our newer members. His first appearance was in the one-act play "What a Team!" TODD JONES (Senator Cromwell)-President of our theatre and first male actor "Oscar" winner, Todd's experienced acting in both major and minor roles make him a valuable member of any cast. Todd was last seen as "Emmett," the happy-go-lucky tramp in "THE SILVER WHISTLE." NANCY McGEE (Julia)-One of our most capable actresses, Nancy has turned in commendable performances in three previous major productions. Her most recent role was that of the deaf Miss Hoadley in "THE SILVER WHISTLE." Nancy's ability extends beyond acting, as proven by her efficient handling of the production of "LAURA." Ferry Field Barbers Now Three Barbers Waiting to Serve You 806 SOUTH STATE ST. William A. Miller Proprietor The EASIEST place to shop lor any type of book- Coons Book Store IN THE ARCADE SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS TRAINING Individual Instruction Arranged Hamilton Business College STATE AND WILLIAMS STREETS Campbell Bakery u Across from Post Office" 219 North Main St. Phone 2-9880 PARTY CAKES A SPECIALTY
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-------------------------1 THffiD PRODUCTION Civic Theatre presents BEDFELLOWS" dy in Three Acts by CE RYERSON (V;ld l C~EMENTS B~ TED HEUSEL CAST r of appearance) LEONARD CARLSTROM T_ TODD JONES ----- ----------- -- - - - - NANCY L. McGEE ------ ------ ---- - ----- - - GLADYS HANSON - ------------------- - ----------- BARBARA SALISBURY --------------------- --- - BEVERLY CLEA VINGER ---- ------ ---- ----- - ----------- -- ---TIM WESSINGER -- - --- --- ---- - -- -- CHARLOTTE P. TIMM -- -- - - - --MARION HOLTOM - --- - -- - ---- ----- -- -OTIS HARDY --- -- -- ------ ------------- - - - -----------------SAM REITER CARL CONRAD SHELDON SLAVIN ----------------------------- ----------- JEANNE F. HOLZER RUTH MAYHEW GLADYS CHRISTMAN... _JEAN DICKINSON... MARY MAY HAMLIN ie: Fall of 1896 \.CT ONE )On of an October day. Hewing Sunday morning. lcrlrwo ry afternoon. ourl1 later. r THREE ter. kes place in the winter parlor of Senator :1 on Nob Hill, San francisco. --- -- -- - - ---------------CAROLINE WINN represent people who were prominent in a speciiic :ters portrayed in this play are imaginary, and any real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. rough special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. ' I I ' I ' ' I ' I ' I I I Ulrich's Book Store ARTISTS SUPPLIES From the Beg;nner to the Masterl PRINTS AND REPRODUCTIONS 25c to $25.00 549 EAST UNIVERSITY AVENUE Robt. R. Patterson and Associates CHOICE IMPORTED CHINA GLASS SILVER and other ANTIQUES including IVORIES - PISTOLS PAINTINGS CAMEOS AND SEALS Suitable For Mounting 331 EAST HURON ANN ARBOR The Elizabeth Dillon Shop Smart Clothes for the Smart Woman 309 SOUTH STATE STREET
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MEMBERSHIP LIST FOR ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE Mr. Richard Akin Miss Kathleen E. Arpin Miss Lucille Beauchamp Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Beckwith Miss Patricia Bemis Mr. and Mrs. John H. Benjamin Mrs. Edith Biddle Mr. John Bixby Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Bixby Miss Charlotte Butler Mr. Leonard Carlstrom Miss Charlotte Carter Mrs. Barbara Cartwright (Dorwin) Miss Susan Chase Mrs. Margaret Childs (Kenneth) Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Christmann Master Paul Christmann Miss Bevely Cleavinger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Connable Mr. Carl Conrad Mr. Ronnie F. Cook Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crandell Mr. and Mrs. John Crandell Mr. Richard Cutting Miss Jane Dahlberg Miss Dolores DeLoof Mrs. Julio del Toro Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Duke Miss Marilyn Elliott Miss Helen Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fox Mrs. Dolly Freeman (David) Mr. William Freistat Mr. Joseph Friedman Mrs. June Gach (Robert) Miss Linda Gainsley Mrs. Marie Gilson (Thomas) Mr. Fred Goddard Mr. Emerson F. Greenman, Jr. Mrs. Evelyn Gregory (Richard) Miss Erma R. Griffith Mr. Peter Haab Mrs. Robin Hall (John W.) Miss Gladys Hanson Miss Mary May Hamlin Miss Wanda Lie Henshaw Mr. Ted Heusel Miss Lois Higley Miss Marion E. Holtom Mrs. Jeanne Finlayson Holzer Mrs. Sara F. Howard (John) Mrs. Helga C. Hover (Gerald) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lopez Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. T. Todd Jones Dr. and Mrs. E. Lowell Kelly Miss Louise Kempf Mrs. Mary A. Kessel (Ben) Miss Ethel Kudrna Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lipphart (H) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald Mrs. Roberta McClure (Thomas) Miss Nancy McGee Miss Lillian McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKercher Miss Jean McNamee Mr. Ernest Maddock Mr. James D. Marsh Mr. David B. Marshall Mrs. Margaret Nickerson Martin Mrs. Gerry Matthews Mrs. Ruth Mayhew (John F.) Mr. and Mrs. John S. Miller Mrs. Marie Miller (Freeman) Miss Elizabeth C. Patterson Miss Carolyn Pautke Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Pitcher ' Mr. Sam Reiter Mrs. Jewel E. Reynolds Miss Barbara Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Scofield Mrs. Geraldine Seeback Mr. G. Davis Sellards Mr. Richard J. Shew Mr. and Mrs. John Skinner Mr. Sheldon Slavin Mr. Clyde M. Smith Miss Miriam Smith Mr. Walter P. Staebler Mr. Wilson R. Staples Miss Jean Thorby Mrs. Charlotte P. Timm (Arnim) Mr. Frank Waite Mr. Richard Wasson Miss Barbara Weaver Mrs. Gretchen Weaver; Miss Ruth Whittemore Mrs. Phyllis Wright (L. Hart) Miss Marguerite R. Zumstein
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