"Central Illinois' Only Equity Star Music and Drama Theatre"

6uy S. Little, Jr. Presents

GARY CONWAY in 'SUNDAY IN NEW YORK"

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" JUNE 1-6, 1965

6uy S. Little, Jr. PRESENTS

GARY CONWAY IN NEW

By Norman Krasna CO-STARRING

CHRISTINA CRAWFORD With

WILLIAM H. ANDREWS Barbara Lea and John Kelso

DIRECTED BY JOHN KELSO

I ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. LITTLE I C A S T

Adam Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WILLIAM H. ANDREWS Eileen Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CHRISTINA CRAWFORD Man . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOHN KELSO Woman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BARBARA LEA Mike Mitchell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GARY CONWAY Russell Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VlNCE DEDARIO

ACT I Scene 1: The New York apartment of Adam Taylor. 10 a.m. Scene 2: A Fifth Avenue bus. 3 u.m. A aafetv zone. 3:05. Scene 3: A booth in Longchampi Restaurant. 3:15 p.m. Scene 4: A Movie theatre. 5 p.m. Scene 5: The apartment. 7 p.m. and the apartment approximately half an hour iatcr.

ACT II Scene 1: The Taylor apartment. 7:30 p.m. Scene 2: A room in a Japanese Restaurant. 8 p.m. Scene 3: The Ferrari automobile. 8:15 p.m. Scene 4:. The apar tment 10 p.m.

There Will be a 10 Minute Intermission Between Acts No Smoking In The Theatre

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Production Stage Manager.. Otto L. Schlesinger Assistant Stape Manarer. .... .John Economos

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Assistants to t h e producer. . ~ i n c e De Dario Chris Christy . .. and Bill Hudnet Costume Co-Ordinator and .................. Box Office.. Penny Moses, Addie Patterson. Hair Styles Rod Fernandez ....

Paula Noble, Alma Smith, Inis Little Public Relations .................... Lee York Executive Secretary .............. Dee Bradley

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Sunday in New York presented through permission with Samuel French, Inc., NYC.

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About the Staff . . . PAUL S. HOFFMAN

Scmic Dnlgner Paul Hoffman has designed scenery and light-

ing for many productions a t Milwaukee's Swan Theatre including Light Up The Sky with William Bendin. The Moon Is Blue with Jack Kelly. Tbe Plcantrc Of H i s Company with Linda Darnell and Critic's Choice with Dennis O'Keefe. Mr. Hoffman was a scenic artist a t the famous Berkshire Play- house: he has aluo been associated with the Hawk- hill Playhoue in Wisconsin. While work~ng on his MFA in theatre a t Ohio University, he was a graduate assistant in technical theatre. Paul will be designing the scenery ::]is s:tmmer beginning with Dracula and throughout the season closing with Irma La Douce.

HARRIET LEIGH Choreographer

Harriet Leigh has appeared on Broadway as an actress and dancer in Firs t Impressions with Hermione Gingold. Rodger and Hammerstein's Me And Juliet and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. T V audiences have seen her work on Voice of Flre- stone and in stock, she has ap eared a s Maggie in Brigadoon. Maisie in The J o y Friend, Any- body's in West Side Story and Maggie in Cat On A Hot Tin Roof. among many other roles. Off- Broadway, she has choreographed Come Morning, Streets of Confusion. Oedipus Rex and Wrzard of Oz. Miss Leigh has been choreographer and di- rector a t theatres such as Town and Country in Rochester. N. Y. and the Red Barn in Saugatuck. Michigan.

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Mr. Schlesinger served as stage manager and actor at Mr. Little'. spring season of Piccolo Play- house in Joliet. Mr. Schlesinger brings with him an impressive background of classical roles such a s Brendel in Rosmersbolm, Lovewitt in The AI- chemist. Tattle in Love For Love and Landolfo in Enrico I V , which he recently did at Chicago's new Harper Theatre. Otto appeared as Weber in Gypsy with Julie Wilson a t the Dorchester Theatre and aa Lt. Commander Hardcastle in Watch I t Sailor at Shady Lane Playhouse. At Piccolo Play- house, he was seen a s Oscar in Mary, Mary with Rosemary Prinz. This season in Sullivan. he will be featured in King of Hearts, Bus Stop and Dracula

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About the Staff . . . I SALLY GlFFT

Costume Designer

Sally Gifft i s another new addition to the Little Theatre's staff this season. This past winter, Miss Giff,'s costume8 have been viewed off-Broadway in p.oduct$ons of B y Jupiter. The Servants of Two Masters and Suddenly Last Summer. Last summer a t The Front Theatre in Memphis. she created the costumes for My Fair Lady. Damn Yankees and The Country Wife. At the new Morris Theatre in N. J., Sally has 'ust completed work on The Im- aginary Invalid. h i s s Gifft received her BFA a t Cornell University and was on the staff there a s costume designer from 1959 to 1961. The many off- Broadway productions for which she has designed the coatumes include The Awakem.ng of Spring. Billygoat Eddie Pla in and Fancy God Mm Aad You, Baby. he' Magic Flute and ?he bevi1.s Dis- ciple.

BILL HUDNET and VlNCE DE DARlO Assistants to the Producer

Mr. Hudnet and Mr. De Dario spent their first season in Sullivan last summer and joined Mr. Little for the opening of Piccolo Playhouse this past February in Joliet. A former student a t the University of Maryland. Mr. Hudnet hails from Baltimore. He has ap eared a t various theatres in the Washington. D. 8. area and was featured in The Happiest Years with David Nelnon and in Love And Klsses with the Pat O'Brlens this winter a t Piccolo Playhouse. Mr. De Darfo i s a native of Indiana, but received his theatre education a t the Pasadena Playhouse in California. Vince spent a summer a t the Perry Manafield School in Colorado and had three years of little theatre work while in the army. His roles have included Mike in Sunday I n New Yoyk, Luke in Look Homeward, Angel and Freddie In Love Aad KJSS~S with the O'Briens.

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Producer Guy 8. Little, Jr. became interested in theatre when he warn five years old a d saw a touring production of Tbe M8rry Wider. W h m he was sixteen, he ma a s c h o l a ~ i p to the Kmne. New Hampshire Theatre and made his debut there in 1951. In 19U and 1 9 s ha returned to the East to appear a t the Gateway Muaical Pfayboun near Atlantic City. He received his B.A. degree in 1956 from the Univarsity of Miami with a major in draaa. While in the Miami area he appeared a t The Ring Theatre in leading roles in Son# d Norway and Juao And The Paycock and sang with the Miami Opera Guild in support of Metropolitan Opera stars. Guy spent two years in New York studying at the American Theatre Wing and tak- ing graduate work a t Columbia University. In 1957 he returned to his native Sullivan and opened The Little Theatre-On The Square which is the only professional theatre between the Chicago area end - St. Louis. During the past eight summer seawns, Mr. Little has presented over seventy musicals ranging from Oklahoma! to My Fair Lady in addi- tion to plays featuring such stars as Joe E. Brown, Marjorie Lord, Margaret Truman. Pat O'Brien, Eddie Bracken. Edward Everett Horton. Peter Pal- mer, Margaret Whiting. Linda Darnell. Marie Wil- son. David Nelson and Rosemarv Prinz. Last sum-

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I John Kelm returns for his fifth summer in Sull ivu~ after directing

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I full scale magic show. The shift to theatre was made during his under- graduate days at Illinois Wesleyan U n i v e r s i t y . After two summer stock seasons in Montana, John discovered Guy S.

Little's theatre in Sullivan. and in the aummer of 1959 manapd to play I8 characters in ten shows. The following winter found him in St. Louis, where he joined the staff of the famed Crystal Palace in Gaslight Square. During several winter and summer seasons there, he appeared in a variety of roles, was in charge of produetiw for A Curious Evenins with Gypsy R o r b e , a night club series featuring Jack E Leonard m d Irwin Corey. and staged revues featuring Barbra Streisand and The Smothers Brothers. For the past ssveral years he has re- turned to the Little Theatre from New York. where he has been on the staff of Equity Library Theatre and The Naw York Shakespaare Festival in Cen- tral Park. I n Sullivan, he has appeared as Hines in Pajama Game, AU Hakim in OUahorpr!, Sol Sch- warts in The Tender Trap. and The Mayor in The M u d e Maa. and has directed Edward Everett Hor- ton, Linda Darnell. Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brim. Rosemary Prinr. Pater Palmer, David Nelson and June Blair, and Ann B. Davis.

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Who's Who in the Cast . . . GARY CONWAY (M.ike) successfully entrench- ed hlmself In an actlnrr career as Tim Tilson, aid to detective Amos-Burke in the ABC-TV comedy drama, Burke's Law.

Gary majored in art and played some foot- ball and bamketball at UCLA. This combina- tion was no more incongruous than the talents he had displayed in high school. At Los Angeles Hi h School where he was a highly competitive athqete, he won all-city honors a s a violinist in orchestral com~etition. Gary didn't switch from oils to grease paint until -his senior year, when he was asked to play the part of Leone in Vofpone.

Following his graduation in 1958, Gary served in the army as a radio announcer. While he was in the service, an agent who had seen him in Volpom, contacted him and arranged u screen test s t Warner Bms. The test took place the day after his discharge and Gary was signed to a term contract.

No series develoned for him. and for 16

Sarsh Siddons nomination for Best Actress of the Year.

After her film debut in Force of Impulse. shot in Florida. she was called to Hollywood by the late Jerry Wald for his film, Wild in the Country starring Elvis Presley. While in Hollywood Miss Crawford appeared on such TV shows as Dr. Kildare and also starred in the West Coast premiere of Ben Hecht's Winkelberg.

Last summer she was on tour with two companys of Sunday in New Yark playing the

P art of Eileen opposite Roger Smith and then ohnny Desmond.

Christina has just completed a featured role in John Cassevettes' new film Tbe Mar- nage. to be released this fall. For the past three weeks Miss Crawford and Gary Conway have been doing Hasty Heart at Pheaslnt Run Playhouse in Chicago.

months on the Burbatik lot he pl$ed bit parts and studied under the studio drama coach. WILLIAM H. ANDREWS (A&m Taylor) open-

When he left Warnem Gary went East ed the Little Theatre's ninth season this year to appear in the pre-~road;ay t out of 8.. J. Perelman's

in Ready Wben You Are. C. B.! with Kathleen Beauty a;rt, starring Nolan. Tbe following two weeks he played Larry

i h o t d p y Larkin in King of Hearts with Don Hastings.

Young Guns of He was then signed for Mr. Andrews is well remembered for his per- the role he now plays in Burke's Law.

formances at The Little Theatre last year in Gary.a family moved to Angeles from 3.- and Lo and Behold. Recently he ap eared

Boston when Gary whose real name is c a r at Drum Lane in Chicago with Marie &il?on

mody) old. Hi, father, John in Born Yesterday. after being Rosemary Prlnz' is an administrator with Los leading man in .Mary. M a w at The Piccolo

Angeles ichool system and his mother teaches ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ e l ~ , " ~ : " & i ~ n ~ , " ~ ~ t ~ , " $ b , f ' ~ d ~ ~ ~ in the Gar elementary is married grades. to the

Marian has a background that includes appearances on McKni gt who was Miss America in 1957. They major network TV shows such as Studio One met w$en both were students at UCLA and and Omnibus and credits on Broadway in the were married shortly after his graduation. The original production of Kismet with Alfred Drake. Conways and their young daughter Kathleen He has in movies in and Den- live in Hollywood Gary has just finished . mark and has appeared throughout the country successful run at Pheasant Run Playhoure as in stock opposite many stars including Linda Yank in The Hasty Heart with Miss Crawford. Damell Sprin Byin ton, Connie Bennett and

E. G. ~armhag. In t%e Chicap area some of CHRISTINA CRAWFORD (Eileen) left her the reductions he has starred In are Marr~age- native California a t seventeen to study drama* ~ o - & u n d , Golden Boy, Mister Roberts, and tics at Pittsbur h's Carnegie Tech and later s t for Neighborhood blayhoure with Sandy Meisner and Martha Graham in New York. She be an BARBARA LEA (The Woman) made a hit with

her career with 4he- The Little Theatre audiences last summer as

r= t s to Joey at Bddie Bracken's wife in Tbe Seven Year Itch. estport. Conn.. as Rosemary Prinz' sister in K i d Sir, a s Miss

when she also sp- Shotgraven in Tbe Solid Gold Cadillac and as pmnticed. This was Mrs. Higgins in My Fair Lady. This year Bar- ollowed by several bara o ened the season as Felicia an Ready

off-Broadwa plays When 50" Are, C. B.!" After graduation fmm ineludin Color Wellesley College a s a music major. on sun8.y~. In 19S9 Barbara began a highly succeuful career as a 88 resident ingenue jazz singer. She won the Down Beat Critics' a t Milwaukee's Fred Poll as The Best New Singer in l9S6 and re- Miller Theatre she ceived coverage in Time Ma arine. Turni her danced and sar; in talents to the le ltimate J u t r e , she 3 a j d Dark of the i o o n Myrtle Mae in g a m e y with Tom =well s t and portrayed Em- B u c h Count Pla house Her TV ap earances ilge in Ow Town. include T H ~ T~NIGHT SHOW, &NITED

toured that STATES STEEL HOUR and THE NAKED summer and her CITY. Last fall, rhe had the starring role in Patty O'N+ll ln Enter Laucbiw for e' ht weeks a t Chicago's The Moon 1s Blue Candlelight Theatre. garbara r i l l remain in won her Chicago's Sulllvan to appear in Gi;i and Dramla.

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