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JAtT Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Presents

Skin Of Our

By Thornton Wilder

June 11 - 14th, 1986 8:00pm Saturday Matinee 2:00 pm

AT THE LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE

Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

• This activity is made possible in part by the support of the State of Michigan through funds from the Michigan Council for the Arts. For information on available services and programs, contact the Michigan Council for the Arts, 1200 Sixth Avenue, Detroit, MI 48226.

By Tina Howe

July 10-12; 17-19; 24-26, 1986 • Main Street Theatre 338 South Main Street

For Information-Call 662-7282

ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE PRESENTS

By Noel Coward

July 19-20, 1986 • Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre For Ticket Information

Call 662-7282

SPECIAL THANKS

Alisande Cutler "Dinny"

Vicki Honeyman Comic Opera Guild

Fleetwood Diner

Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, Inc. Board of Directors

Thorn Johnson, President Marilyn Kennedy, Vice-President

Mike Limmer, Vice-President Eunice L. Burns Joseph C. Medrano Jeanne Knutsen Gwenn Angle Proegler Kim Mackenzie Clifford G. Sheldon

Frances Martone Thomas Martone

John M. McCollum

Beth Fischer Tartaglia Patricia Tootell Charles Tyson

Honorary Advisory Committee

Louis D. Belcher Brian Connelly Sally Fleming Dr. Eva Jessye

HenryS. Landau

·Mayor Edward C. Pierce Eugene B. Power Raymond J. Smit

Neil Staebler Elizabeth Stranahan

AACT Season Staff Secretary ............. ...... ...... .. ...... .... Julie Vorus Treasurer .................................. K. John Jarrett Publicity .................................. Carol Deniston Front of House/Ushers .................. Barbara Smart Daniel Box Office ................. .. ............ Runelda Medrano Season Ticket Agent ....................... James A. Mattson Membership ... .............................. Cheryl Israel Main Street Production Coordinator ......... M. Frances Martone Programs ...................... Deborah Bauer, Jim Donnelly SPOTLIGHT Newsletter Editor .............. ...... Anne Walker Lighting and Sound Chair ...................... Gene Macario Production Coordinator ..................... Marilyn Kennedy Office Manager ............................ Annette Schultz Play Selection .............. .. ................ Ellen Prosser Props Superintendent. ..................... .. . Joan Scheffler Costume Shop Superintendent ........... Gwenn Angle Proegler Costume Rentals ............................ James Posante House Committee .................... . ....... Louisa Pieper Long Range Planning .......................... Paul Couture Development .................. Eunice L. Burns, Charles Tyson Legal Advisor ................................ Martin Smith Scene Shop Superintendent ....... Robert Seeman, Richard Evans Mailing Supervisor ............................. Howard Fox Phone Message Recording ...................... ... Edie Pelz Director of Development ................... Deborah M. Greene • Business Manager ................ ........ Thomas E. Loewe

0 This position made possible by a grant from: ~\ ~\'l•i,&ouncil

DIRECTOR'S NOTES

" It was written on the eve of our entrance into World War II and I think it mostly comes alive under conditions of crises:·

Thornton Wilder Preface to SKIN OF OUR TEETH

THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH is a salute to the American Family and their quest for survival. It exposes them as they are; quite often imperfect but filled with the faith that they can always start over again. They overcome Flood, Famine, Hurricane, Walls of Ice and finally, their worst threat. World War.

We have chosen to pull imagery and styles from the period of the 1940's that somehow fall into that vague category of "Americana"; a mishmash of high camp, famous photographs, personalities, mixed with a dimestore practicality. We feel this aptly reflects our heritage as Americans.

I hope that somehow we can share something special with all of you, and touch you some way either by laughter or by tears.

Enjoy!

Hans Friedrichs

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

Act I 1939

(10 Minute Intermission)

Act II 1942

(10 Minute Intermission)

Act III 1947

THE CAST (In Order of Appearance)

Announcer .............................. Christopher Korow Sabina ....................... . ...... . . .. Kaarina Quinnell Mr. Fitzpatrick .. . ........................ Christopher Korow Mrs. Antrobus ............... . . . ............ . ... Liz Foster Dinosaur (voice) .......................... . Ann VanDemark Mammoth (voice) ........ . ... .. .............. . .. Patti Attar Telegraph Boy . . ................... . . . . . . Terry Joe Harrison Gladys ............ . .......... . .......... Nancy Niedzielski Henry ...................... . .............. David Andrews Mr. Antrobus . .. ........................ . ... Larry Rusinsky Doctor .. .. . . ......................... . . Terry Joe Harrison Teacher .................... . ............. Ann VanDemark Judge Moses ................. .. ............... Skip Bailey Homer .. . ....... . ....................... R. Neil Alexander Miss E. Muse .... . ............. . ................ Chris Hall Miss T. Muse . ................ .. ....... .... Christina Parker Miss M. Muse ............................. Marilyn Kennedy Conveener . . ............................. Robert Alexander Bingo Bunny ............................ .. . . ... Patti Attar Conveener ............................ . ... . ... Skip Bailey Conveener ................. .... . . ....... Terry Joe Harrison Madam Kitty .... . ......................... Ann VanDemark The Musettes . . . . ....................... .. . . .... Chris Hall

Christina Parker Marilyn Kennedy

Fortune Teller .............................. Sarah Salisbury Chairpusher ................................... Skip Bailey Defeated Candidate ....................... . Robert Alexander Lifeguard ............................... Terry Joe Harrison Broadcast Official ............ . ............ Robert Alexander Assistant Broadcast Official ................ Terry Joe Harrison Mr. Tremayne ................. . ... . .... .. . . .... Skip Bailey Hester ................................... Ann VanDemark Ivy ........................................... Patti Attar Fred Bailey .............................. Terry Joe Harrison Singers .................................. Christina Parker

Chris Hall Marilyn Kennedy

Robert Alexander

THE STAFF

Director ..... . ............................ Hans Friedrichs Producer ................................. Marilyn Kennedy Assistant Director ............................ Wendy Wright Stage Manager ........................... .. Thorn Johnson Set Designers ... . . ............................ John Mouat

Lisa Snapp Costume Designer .......................... Hans Friedrichs Lighting Designer ........................... Thorn Johnson Properties and Set Dressing ................ . .. Shirley Mallette

Rita Rodenberg Set Builder ...... . ............................. Rich Evans Makeup Designer .................... . . Suzanne Bartholomew Sound ....................................... Chris Korow Special Effects ................ ..... .......... Gene Macario

ABOUT THE CAST lt STAFF (This Information was available at the time the program went to pres~

R. NEIL ALEXANDER (Homer/Broadcast Official) Bob has been are-cent staunch addition to the Civic family. Aside from serving as Assis-tant Director of BWES FOR MR. CHARLIE, he ran set crew for CHICAGO, and has recently been elected to the Board of Directors ..

DAVID ANDREWS (Henry) has appeared in several shows with AACT, and in July will be s.een as Lancelot in Chelsea Area Players' CAMELOT, that is, if anyone can find him. David mysteriously disappeared dur-ing production week. His role in SKIN OF OUR TEETH WILL BE PLAYED BY HIS STUNT DOUBLE, Ernie.

FATTI ATTAR (Mammoth Voice/Bingo Bunny) was last seen as the Defense Attorney in AACT's BWES FOR MR. CHARLIE, and is sched-uled to appear in the Main Street production of MUSEUM, opening Ju-ly 10. She enjoys her job at Comerica Bank and all the people she works with.

SKIF BAILEY (Conveener) "Working as a Student Financial Aid Counselor necessitates a release. My experience with AACT is wonder-ful for this. As a newcomer to the area AACT has provided me the op-portunity to meet new people:' Skip was last seen onstage with AACT in ROYAL FAMILY.

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SUZANNE BARTHOLOMEW (Makeup Designer) Suzanne has styled hair for AACT's past .3 shows, previously working as a hair designer in theater in Birmingham. Suzanne works in town as a hair stylist at "A Cut Above:'

LIZ FOSTER (Mrs. Antrobus) Liz enjoys playing Mrs. A. because it gives her an almost painless chance to be a wife and mother. Her other acting credits include WAITING FOR LEFTY, GUYS AND DOLLS at Wayne State U., WALTZ OF THE TOREADORS and SKIN ... at Eastern Michigan U., and a kooky Chorus Leader in THE CLOUDS for AACT Mainstreet. She recently wrote and directed AGAINST THE WALL at EMU, and found the experience fluffy and ethereal.

HANS FRIEDRICHS (Director) still is a native of Ann Arbor, although for the last four years he has lived in 1bronto attending the Ryerson Theatre School and directing for the Ryerson Theatre Company. His acting credits are many. His directing assignments include ASHES (1bronto), AACT's TEN LITTLE INDIANS, Ryerson's MIRANDOLINA and OVERRULED. Hans recently directed his first film, THE KING OF YORKVILLE for First Choice pay TV.

CHRIS HALL (Miss E. Muse/Musette) is new to AACT but not to the stage, having recently appeared with the Saline Area Players in FID-DLER ON THE ROOF, and as Winnifred in ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. In real life, Chris is a dentist.

TERRY JOE HARRISON (Telegraph Boy) This is Terry's first ap-pearance with AACT. His acting credits include CARNIVAL, HELLO, DOL-LY! and MUSIC MAN. He would like to dedicate his performance in SKIN OF OUR TEETH to his family.

THOM JOHNSON (Lighting Designer/Stage Manager) TJ was last stage manager for ANYTHING GOES. He is the resident lighting designer for People Dancing and also acts, directs and serves as President of AACT's Board of Directors. TJ smokes an occasional cigar and does not jog.

MARILYN KENNEDY (Producer/Miss M. Muse) Marilyn has been very active with AACT the past 6 years-acting, singing, producing, dress-ing sets, designing graphics and serving as Production Coordinator and Vice President of the Board. Her acting roles with Civic include Mother Abbess in SOUND OF MUSIC and Morgan Le Fey in CAMELO'{. Marilyn spends her "spare time" working as a graphic designer and coping with a teen-age daughter and a Great Dane puppy.

CHRISTOPHER KOROW (Announcer/Fitzpatrick) has been deeply in-volved with AACT for almost two years. He's done everything from sling-ing paint in the shop to eating mass quantities of food on stage as Ray in Main Street's LONE STAR. This is his first role on the "Main Stage" and it's an experience he's long been anticipating. In his other life, Chris is a computer systems analyst at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.

SHIRLEY MALLETTE (Props/Set Dressing) Shirley has been very ac-tive behind the scenes for almost three years in the areas of sets, props and costumes. Her threatened sabbatical should be coming up very soon. (However, we hope not Shirley!)

JOHN MOUAT AND LISA SNAPP' (Co-Set Designers) John and Lisa were co-set designers for this season's production of ORPHEUS DESCENDING and co-builders for last year's THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN. They have both worked on set and running crews for a number of shows in the last couple of years. Lisa is a mechanical engineer and John is an architect here in Ann Arbor.

NANCY ANNE NIEZIELSKI (Gladys) is making her AACT debut. A senior at Eastern Michigan U. majoring in theatre and writing, she plans after graduation to move to Chicago and become an immense-ly famous comedienne. Or else she wants Vanna White's job on "Wheel of Fortune:'

CHRISTINA PARKER (Miss T. Muse/Musette) comes to her first AACT production with credits from community theatres in Greenviiie, Alpena and Saline, including roles in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, 6 RMS RIV VU, and as Emily Dickinson in THE BELLE OF AMHERST. By vocation she is a social worker; by avocation an avid collector of antiques.

KAARINA QUINNELL (Sabina) A recent theatre graduate of Northern Michigan U. Kaarina has appeared in summer stock at Thunder Bay, and locally with Suspension Theatre and the String Puppet Theatre. She was assistant to the director of AACT's Main Street production of LONE STAR and LAUNDRY AND BOURBON and now makes her first Civic stage appearance. She is convinced that "the maid" is always the best part.

RITA RODENBERG (Props/Set Dressing) Rita has dabbled in set painting for AACT in the past year and has taken a swing at props for the first (and, hopefully, far from last) time this year.

LARRY RUSINSKI (Mr. Antrobus) has appeared in numerous produc-tions throughout the sprawling Midwest including, for AACT, STEAM-BATH, Ionesco's THE LESSON (both on Main Street), CHARLEY'S AUNT,

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LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL, and BELLS ARE RINGING. Larry collects ven-triloquism dummies, stupid salt and pepper shakers, advertising dolls, and tacky tourist paraphenalia. He is currently working on a computer program to create literary metaphors, and is writing the sequel to a certain Shakespeare play.

SARAH SALISBURY (Fortune Teller) makes her AACT debut in this pro-duction while completing her Master's degree in theatre at the U. of M. She comes with a wide range of credits in theatres from New York to California, including roles in COMEDY OF ERRORS, AS YOU LIKE IT, OUR TOWN, BLACK COMEDY, and this year's U. of M. LYSISTRATA. Ac-ting, she says, is her hobby; her vocation is her 9-year-old daughter Lay Ia.

ANN VANDEMARK (Dinosaur Voice/Teacher) enjoyed dancing and singing in ANYTHING GOES, and now appears for the second time on the AACT stage. Dexter audiences have seen her recently as Mammy Yokum in Lit: ABNER and as Gladys in PAJAMA GAME. Ann is a Speech-Language Pathologist in private practice.

WENDY WRIGHT (Assistant Director) Wendy was director of the suc-cessful Main Street production of LAUNDRY AND BOURBON and LONE STAR in January, and Assistant Director for TEN LITTLE INDIANS last summer. Her acting credits include ORPHEUS DESCENDING and THE CLOUDS, both for AACT, and appearances with Black Sheep Theatre and U. of M. players. She's truly enjoyed working with this wonderful cast.

PROPS CREW Geneva Bentley Barbara Daniel

Yehudit Newman

THE CREW

STAGE CREW Rich Evans Linn Matich John Mouat

LIGHTING CREW Mike Alexander

Faith Duede John Ellison Mike Limmer

SET AND PAINT CREW Skip Bailey SOUND CREW

Allan Darish Rich Evans Pam Harwood

Ralph Katz Chris Korow Linn Matich John Mouat Bob Seeman Lisa Snapp

Sara Warber

MAKEUP AND HAIR CREW Jeanne Adwani Pamela Craven

Rosemarie Rothe Pamela Ryon Kecia Staples

DONOR MEMBERS

Some very special people support, advocate and enjoy com-munity theatre. Listing them here is our way of thanking them. Please let us know if your name is omitted or incorrectly spelled. Thank You!

The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Board of Directors

GUARANTORS

Virginia and Warren Eveland Esther Powell

BENEFACTORS

Mr. and Mrs. Cruse W. Moss Burnette and Nell Staebler

STARS

McKinley Associates Gwenn and Lolt Proegler

SPONSORS

Prof. and Mrs. Gardner Ackley Jeff Aiken Robert H. Alexander

and Judith Dow Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Allmand Ann Arbor Printing and Mailing Robin Barlow Richard and Jane Benjamin Jeff Bigelow Ann and Richard Black Richard and Freddie Black Milford and Mary Boersma Mr. and Mrs Kirby Brown Margaret Bell Cameron Dr. and Mrs. Allan Clague

Mark and Emily Clague Raymond f. Clevenger Karen Doss Collins Brian Connelly Advertising Paul and Barbara Couture Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Crane Margaret and Douglas Crary Mr. and Mrs. Jack Craven Mr and Mrs. Charles H. Cremin Mr. and Mrs. John f . Daly Mr. and Mrs. Doward Dancer John and Barbara Dempsey Carol Deniston Mr. and Mrs. Edmond DeVIne Mr. and Mrs. William T. Dobson Dr. and Mrs. Edward f. Domino Bette Ellis first of America Mr. Leonard G. Gajda

George Gilligan Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gingles Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore Gray Bob and Lila Green Richard A. Hadler Don and Ruth Hanna Anne L. and Harold Haugh Judith Heeken H. W. Horne Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Horner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hurst ITT Hancock Industries Lester f. Johns Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Judge Naomi and Ray E. Kehoe William R. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landau Dr. and Mrs. John S. Larder Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leidy Michael Limmer Paul and June Lindquist Main Street Area Association Kim Mackenzie Prof. and Mrs. John McCollum Aileen Mengel Mr. and Mrs. William C. Morse Newman Computer Exchange Dewey and Frances Noland Cecil and Dollie North North American Minerals Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Parker Col. C. and Winifred Passlnk Albert R. and Louisa P. Pieper William and Betty Pierce Peter and Eleanor Pollack Lois and William r:. Porter Mr. and Mrs. l':ugene B. Power Mrs. Percival Price Mr. and Mrs. Duane Renken f. r:. and !':Iizabeth Richart Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenberg Mr . and Mrs. C. Samborski Norma Jean and Richard Sarns Joy Scarpuzza Joan M. Scheffler Dr. and Mrs. David Shipman Robert and Marina Seeman Alva Sink Raymond and Donna Smlt

Joseph H. Stroud and Kathleen Fojtik Barbara Thompson and Roland Loup Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thornton Ubers Drugstore Unltec Construction Services John and Chris Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Van Boven, Jr. Bob and Dinah Vincent Julianne N. Varus WAAM Radio Roger B. Washburn Westside Book Shop Wilkinson Luggage

PATRONS

Ann Arbor Inn Don and Caroline Alexander Michael and Suzan Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Robert r:. Barry Robert C. f. and Virginia f. Bartels Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benford Eva Benjamin Bharat Bhushan Wilbur and Alyce Carlene Bigelow Betty Bishop Drs. Ron Be Nancy Bishop Mrs. Dorothy Blasey Jimmy Boles Mrs. Jay A. Bolt Gladys J. Dottum Pauline Bordner Charles and Linda Borgsdorf Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brown Leland and Hilda Brown Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown John W. Buckbee

Michael Staebler and Rebecca McGowan The Stanley Works

Leona and George Bunnell Mr. and Mrs. Dale ~. Burgess Eunice Burns

Helmut f. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Stevens Donald Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Stoll

Donald B. Canham Dr. Ruth Cantieny Barbara M. Carr

Larry K. Carrier Daniel T. Carroll Cottage Inn Mr. and Mrs. C. Merle Crawford Alllsande Cutler David and Mary Deren Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon Bernard Ehnis Jefferey and Barbara Elpem Jerome and Carolyn Epstein Herb Estes Adele Ewell Robbin F. and Sally Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. fox Dr. Carl M. Frye Beverly Jeanne Olltrow Mrs. Katherine R. Goddard Ava and Ray Goff Aronne Goldkette Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Gray Linda Greene David Peter Oreenqulst Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gross Group 100 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott S. Guttman M. Haskell and Jan Barney

Newman John and Mary Hathaway Irene Hess Harry B. Hogan Dr. and Mrs. Frederic B. House Gertrude V. Huebner Robert C. Hughes K. John Jarrett Thorn Johnson The Hon. and Mrs. Charles Joiner Grace Judson Rich Kato Edith Kempf Marilyn Kennedy Mary A. Kessel Mr. and Mrs. leo Klausner Lynn Knoedler William and Linda Koeppel Fran ~ Thomas Martone Conrad Mason Margaret Masslalas Jack and Jane McCormick leo and Deborah McNamara Margorle E. McNeil Mrs. VAden W. Miles Will and Jean Navarre Harold and Mary Oas Dr. Gena Rose Pahuckl Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer Jerome C. Patterson Edith M. Pinter Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Prendergast Betty Phillips Ethel Rathbun Kirk Daniel Reed Robert Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Richards Roberta A. Rlzzardl Jane Robertson Rosemarie Rothe, Alan w. Rothe,

and Maureen Furlong Mrs. M. H. Seevers Pamela Seevers Harold T. and Vivian Shapiro Dr. and Mrs. Howard Shevrln Mr. Muslad Shihadeh Eugene and Alida Silverman Lawrence and Doris Sperling Mr. and Mrs. David Staiger

Lois and John Stegeman Ulrich and Sue Stoll Ruth Strang MD Charles Sutherland, Jr. and

James Posante, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Watson Jim Weldon Ronald and Catherine Wuerth Charles Wylie

FRIENDS

Helene and Robert Abrams Craig M. Adams Nell and Shirley Adams Mr. and Mrs. Tim G. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adamson Raquel Agranoff Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Akerlof Mr. A. G. Anderson Bette Anderson and Dr. Jon Hall Dr. and Mrs. David Anderson Patti Attar Laurie and Smith Atwood Mr. and Mrs. Michael Avsharlan Don and Shirley Axon Evelyn Bailey William Bailey Mr. and Mrs. George Balas E. Alton Balta Ruth M. Barnard John M. and Marlene J. Barr Margaret Barry Leslie and Anita Bassett Norman Bauer Ruth Beatty Iris Becker Dr. and Mrs. William Belerwaltes Earl and Dorothy Bell Carl and Sharon Berger Gerald and Karen Berger Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Berger Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Bernstein Doreen Binder Jame Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Lyman w. Bittman Dr. and Mrs D. Bobblltt Mr. and Mrs. William Bolcum Corrine Bowden Barbara L. Bowen Bruce M. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brauburger Mrs. Frank X. Braun Dennis Brewer Geraldine Brlegal Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brien Mary Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brown Clarls M. Brown Mrs. Deming Brown ferne Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Burket Mrs. Russell J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burns Mrs. Wellington Burt Virginia Bury Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Butler Ross and Oeorglanna Byron Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caddell lsaac-Jacobeln and Susan Ann

Campbell

Jean Campbell The Non. and Mrs. Ross w.

Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carbeck Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carbeck Merv ll( Marilyn Carse Karen Chalmer Tim Christensen Alan Clark Peggy Clough Dr. and Mrs. Joe Cohen Marian Cohen Phillip W. and Raffaela Collica Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Colton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Conard Georgia Conard Mr. Thomas Connelan Mr. and Mrs. George H. Connor Edward J. Connors Susan M. Connors Philip and Jean Converse Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cooch Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Coombs Gage and Helen Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cope Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coudron Janet and Raymond Crabtree Asho Craine Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Darrow Susan Dawson Santra and Philip Deats Dr. and Mrs. Russell DeJong Doris and Norbert DeLaroque Delen L. Dempster Raymond Detter Mr. and Mrs. John Devine MacDonald ll( Carolyn Dick Virginia H. Donahey Wayne ll( Daoml Donaldson Barbara H. Dorr William 0. Dow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards Martin and Rosalie Edwards Claude and Nita Eggertson The Hon. and Mrs. S. J. Elden Sam Eldersveld Mr. and Mrs. Sol M. Elkin Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Elliott William Ensminger Jean Etter Ted ll( Sophie Farah Homer Fatt Oose-Grace Faucher and

Helene Faucher Sullivan Kirk ll( Marian Faupel Edle Faye Carl and Kathleen Fischer Dr. ll( Mrs. John Floyd Foley's Uniforms Mrs. Thomas Francis, Jr. Esther Frank Thomas H. Franks, Jr. Linda and Larry FRench David Frledo Nick Furklotl John ll( Martha Fyfe Lois W. Gage Arthur ll( Margorle Gallagher Garris, Garris, and Garris Law

Offices Hugh Gaston Mr. and Mrs. David M. Oates Bob and Vickie Gatzke Thomas ll( Barbara Oelehrter James ll( Julie Gibson

Muriel I. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Wagar Glas M rs. Katharine R. Goddard Mr. E. M. Gramlich Kerry Graves Mr. and Mrs. Mark Griffin Kenneth Grinstead Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hadler Karen Hadsall Dr. ~ Mrs. Owen G. Haid . Hubert J. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Harrys L. Hallock Claribel Baird Halstead Harold H. Harger Shirley Harkless Susan Hartman Mrs. Joseph Hartsook Jane Hassinger and Marvin

Parnes George and Lillian Hay Mr. L. W. Helmreich, Jr. James llC Virginia Hendley Mr. and Mrs. J. Downs Herold Frederick & Sara Thomas Herrman Barbara Heston Mrs. Leonard E. Himler Lynn . Hobbs Ms. Ruth Hobbs Kathleen Hoff Robert Hoisington Elwood Holman Eugene Holtman Brian and Barbara Hoppe Margaret llC William Hosford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howe Sandy llC Charles Hudson Mr. and Mrs. George Heubner, Jr. Sandra Hultquist Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hunter Charles and Irene Hurbls Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Huss Mr. and Mrs. David Husted John Ivanoff Dale C. and James K. Jerome Harry Jinkerson Mr. and Mrs. Eldon M. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Lee Jones Mr. and Mrs. William Joyce Thomas Judson Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Juvlnall James Kane William R. Kelley Lloyd L. and Barbara Kempe Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Kendrick Roberta Keniston Mary Craig Kenney Frances Kliiean Betsy King Judith Kirscht Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Kirsh Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kozma Dr. and Mrs. Charles Krause Hilda Kurtz Wayne and Dorothy Lamerson Burton and Sally Lamkin Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lampert Mr. M. Lang Elizabeth LaPorte Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Larcom, Jr. Janet Laughna Elizabeth Leslie Michael llC Patricia Levine William and Jane Lurklns Reno and Becky Maccardini Mr. and Mrs. Don Makleiskl Shirley Mallette

Ms. Dorothy Mangus Helen Mann Mrs. Pearl Manning Margaret T. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Maslin Mr. and Mrs. David Matthews Mrs. David Maxfield Harold J. and Verna S. McKeever Mrs. M. Mazrui Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCarus Paul and Ruth McCraken Joseph McCune and Georgiana

Sanders Dr. and Mrs. John R. Mclean Hugh and Charli McLelland Catherine Meade Joe l!t. Runelda Medrano Jerry llC Rhonda Melslik Mr. B. J. Mendelsohn Charles and Helen Metzner Robert and Norma Meyers Dr. and Mrs. David Middleton The Rev. and Mrs. G. Alexander Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller Miss Katherine Miller Dr. and Mrs. Newell Miller Elva Minuse Dr. and Mrs. David Moehring Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Moore Richard Morin James and Catherine Morse Dill and Marie Murrell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Musil Elizabeth Mustard Cecil and Ethel Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Niehuss Harry J. and Shirley Nielsen Thomas and Judith Niswonger Jeff Ogden Christine S. Oldenburg Dr. and Mrs. William Oliver Lillian Ostrand Mildred Ostrowsky Nedra J. Otis Prof. and Mrs. Charles Overberger Charles and Grace Oxley Bonnie and Francis Pauli Prof. and Mrs. Joseph N. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plummer Mr. J. J. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Prescott, Jr. Esther Rainville W. J. and Mary Rave Marjorie and Maxwell Reade Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reading Frederick Remley Helen M. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richard Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rickard William B. Ribbens Kathryn Robeson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robinson Fred and Elizabeth Rogers Richard and Pam Roselle Kenneth Rowe Mabel Rugen Eleanor and Kenneth Schatzle Mrs. Sam Schultz Lawrence Segel Mrs. H. M. Senior Luella Sewell George and Mary Sexton Mrs. R. C. Shehan

Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd Mrs. K.eeve M. Siegel Eugene and Alida Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slnkule Stephen Skelley Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Soop Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Sorini Mr. H. H. Spellman Dr. and Mrs. Ed Stasheff David and Ruth Stelnicke John D. Stevens Anne S. Stone Agnes Sullivan Jack B. Sullivan Ardella Swanberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tefft E. W. and Mary Thomson, Jr. Mrs. Mischa Titiev Jim Toler Susan Topol Mr. and Mrs. Amherst H. Turner, Jr. Henry G. Veiker Marc and Marina Von Wyss Mark and Sally Vukasovich Anne Walker James and D. L. Wessel Walker Patricia Walsh Eric Warden Mrs. Raymond Warzynski Zelma Weisfeld Scott and Marcine Westerman Betty and Howard Wikel Frances Williams Dorothy Wilson Lois Wilson Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Winkler Paul and Kathryn Winston Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wise Carolyn Wiseman Dave and Jean Wolter Liese! Wolter Acle and Patricia Woolridge Israel and Fay Woronoff Bob and Betty Wurtz Phyllis Ann Young

1'-U Your Community Playhouse for 57 Years

Ann Arbor Civic Theatre is your community theatre.

AACT is a volunteer organization that produces, through talent and sheer grit, performances that are rated among the cream of the local theatrical crop year after year.

You, the audience, are loyal in your support. Many of you are also donors to AACT. Some of you, however, have not taken the opportunity to become Donor Members of the Civic Theatre family.

Donor members are as crucial as the actor members; therefore, they are provided AACT membership rights and services.

1b help keep your community theatre footlights turned on, please com-plete the form below, and return it to the AACT office.

With your continued loyalty and support, the Civic Theatre will keep

~mentplea•ud_ re; Eunice L. Burns Development Committee Co-Chair

Chuck Tyson Development Committee Co-Chair

ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE DONOR MEMBERSHIP

ALL COI"'TRIBUTIOI"'S TO AACT ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE I want to become a Donor Member of AACT, as follows: 0 Friend ................ . .. . .. ..... . .. . .... . ... . $ 25.00 0 Patron ........ . .............. . . ....... . . . .... $ 50.00 0 Sponsor . ...... .. .. . . .. .. ..................... $ 100.00 0 Star . .. . . . ....... . .. .... . .................... $ .300.00 0 Benefactor .. . .. . .. . ... . ....... ................ $ 500.00 0 Guarantor ... .. .. . . . .... ...................... $1,000.00 METHOD OF PAYMENT 0 Check enclosed, payable to Ann Arbor Civic Theatre 0 Please charge to my MasterCard / VISA.

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Please list my I our name(s) in the Program as follows:

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Return to: AACT, .3.38 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104

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341 S. Main 769-5960

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203 E. Liberty Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108

Phone: 313/662-5616

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304 S. MAIN, ANN ARBOR, Ml 48104 (313) 668-6474

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Celebrating our 111 th Anniversary

Store Hours: • Monday, Thursday and Friday:

9 :30-9

• Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday: 9:30-5:30

• Sunday: 11-5

KLinE'S ANN ARBOR

ANN ARBOR•s WORLD-CLASS WINE SHOP 995-1818

S. FOREST at S. UNIVERSITY 9AM •dl MIDNIGHT EVERY DAY

VILLAGE CORNER

ISMS II the uptown, upbeat

free local delivery customer parking in back of driveway

ann arbor 322 s. main man-wed. 10-6 th., f. 10-9, sat. 10-5

furniture place

grand rapids 1550 lake drive s.e.

man .-thurs. 10-6 fri. 10-8, sat. 10-5

(616) 451-9734

Julie Varus-Director

"Fitness That's Fun" at the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre

Summer Session, June 16 Mon.-Wed. 5:40-6:40 p.m.

Air Conditioned

Full Session: AACf Members $2.00/hr. non-members $2.50/hr

Partial Session: $3.00/hr. Drop-in: $3.50/hr.

For brochure call 475-8716 * Open to coed enrollment *

Whether your plans are for indoors or out...the good

times begin at Jacobson's. Your store for party items.

Jacobson's

117 East Liberty 995-4415

At Citizens Trust, we take a personal in-terest in your banking business. So, first of all, we make sure you have the widest possi-ble range of services available to you.

And we carry our personal interest even further ... to take extra time when it's needed, to be available when you have ques-tions, to listen, to smile, to remember your name.

Citizens Trust. Personally speaking, it' tile best place for all your ba,king business.

0 Citizenffiust Downtown Ann Arbor • Augusta Thwnship • Brighton • Chelsea • Lodi Township • Plymouth Park, Ann Arbor •

Saline • S. State St., Ann Arbor

MEMBER FDIC

Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Proudly Announces

~ ITS 1986·'87 SEASON -

Use of this form and receipt of your order by July 15, 1986, assures you, our current loyal season ticket holder, the same seat as last year.

Angels Fall Gypsy The Misanthrope Hedda Gabler The Wiz

September 10-13, 1986 Mendelssohn Theatre November 12-15, 1986 Michigan Theater December 17-20, 1986 Mendelssohn Theatre February 25-28, 1987 Mendelssohn Theatre May 13-16, 1987 The Power Center

Romantic Comedy June 17-20, 1987 Mendelssohn Theatre

Seating Preference: 0 Orchestra 0 Balcony

Same seats as last year guaranteed if your order before July 15.

Please make checks payable to: ANN ARBOR CIVIC THEATRE

0 Please charge to my Mastercard/VISA---=:;-;:;-::---,;:==~=-card No. Expiration Date

Signature

No. Tickets Day Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Wednesday Sr. Cit. 8:00p.m. Thursday 8:00 p.m. Thursday Sr. Cit. 8:00p.m. Friday 8:00 p.m. Saturday Matinee 2:00 p.m. Saturday Matinee Sr. Cit. Sat. Mat. Youth (17 and under) Saturday 8:00 p.m. Postage and Handling

Seas. Price $45.00 $35.00 $45.00 $35.00 $50.00 $40.00 $34.00 $34.00 $50.00

TOTAL PAYMENT ENCLOSED OR CHARGED

Send Order To: AACT '86-'87 Season 338 S. Main Street Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Name

Address

Total

.50

City, State, Zip---------------------

Area Code/Telephone No.

I enclose a contribution of $ ________ to AACT.

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