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by Anthony Newley &

Leslie Bricusse

Musical Director

Brother Gerald Muller Choreographer

Renata Sanford Costume Coordinator

Dwight Richard Odle Director & Designer

Peter O'Rourke

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austin THE CAST (In Order of Appearance)

The Urchins:

Marian (Red) . .... .. ..... ... .... ......... .... . ... .. . . ... Marian Albright Jane (Orange) .. . . .. ..... . ..... . ........................ Jane Sylvester Martha (Yellow) . .. . .. . ..... . . . ... . ......... .. ... . .... .. . Martha Patino Dawn (Green) .. . . . . . . . . . .. . ............ ..... .. . ....... . . Dawn Watso n Linda (Blue) . ........... .. ... .. . . . ... .... ....... .. ...... Linda Collman Jacki (Indigo) . . . ................................ . . .. Jacqueline Mordue Rozanne (Violet) .. · ... .. .... . .................. . ..... . ... Rozanne Ward Rachel (Pink) . . .. ..... ..... ......... ...... .. .... .... ... .. Rachel Jone s Tina (Aqua) .... ...... .... ...... . ..... .... . .. . ....... . Tina Jo Garrison Nina (Gray) ....... . ' .. . ....... .. . .... . ....... .. ... ... . .. . . . Nina Karick

Sir .. . ........ .. .. . ................ . ........ . ...... NOEL HARRISON Kid .. . . ... ... .. ... . ....................... . . ...... Laura Lynn Makay Cocky ............... . ..... .. . ....... ............... Chuck Caudill, Jr . Girl .... .. ............ . . . .. ...... ... . ................ Margie Glennon Black ........ ... ..... .. ..... . ... . . . ... ...... ....... .... Ken Thomas Bully .. .... ...... ... .. .... . ..... ... . .... .. ......... Christopher Stilley Understudy for Sir . . .. .. .. . .... . .. .. .. ........ ..... ........ Brad Dunker Understudy for Cocky .... . .................. .. ... . .. . ...... . .. Jeff Rose Understudy for Girl . . .... ... ........ . .............. . .. . .. . Dawn Watson Understudy for Kid .... . . . ................. . ....... . .... .. Debbie Bennet

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Place: A beautiful place in your heart.

Time: Anytime.

ACT ONE The first half of a day.

ACTTW O The second half of that same day.

There will be a 15 minu te inter mission. Pleas e - smoking and refreshments in lobby only .

Actor's Equity Association strictly prohibits the taking of photographs or the use of recording devices du ring the performance.

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BROTHER GERALD MULLER (Musical Director) is in his third year as a department of one at St. Edward's Music Department. He was musical director for last year's MUSIC MAN and IOLANTHE by Gilbert and Sulliv~n. He has conducted the c9mbined choirs of SEU and Our Lady of the Lake University (San Antonio) in Gounod's Redemption. He has also just finished a brilliant pulpit musical/ drama called CELEBRATE LIFE! in which he led his OMNI Singers . A native from North Dakota, Bro. Muller has served as president of the Mastersingers, the San Antonio Symphony Chorale, conducted the chorus for Puccini's MADAME BUTTERFLY on the Gulf Coast and appeared as Captain of the H .M.S. PINAFORE. For many years he worked with high school instrument al and vocal ensembles and has written one hundred biographies for young readers, his latest: "The Life of Martin Luther King, Jr." published by Denison Company.

RENATA SANFORD (Choreographer) is a professional dancer now teaching at St. Edward's University. As a dancer on Broadway, Ms. Sanford appeared in SWEET CHARITY , SKYSCRAPER and HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING. Besides choreographing tonight's show, she has also choreographed LIL ABNER & THE MUSIC MAN and she has choreographed a production of SWEET CHARITY in Tokyo, Japan.

CHUCK CAUDILL, JR. (Cocky) is a Senior acting major from Lee County, Kentucky. Chuck has appeared in the main stage productions of BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE with Yvonne De Carlo, A YARD OF SUN directed by Noel Harrison, THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING starring Sandy Dennis, THE MUSIC MAN, IOLANTHE and last year he directed IF MEN PLAYED CARDS AS WOMEN DO . Currently he is directing THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL here on campus.

LAURA LYNN MAKAY (Kid) is a Junior directing major from Erie, Pa. She appeared most recently as Emily in OUR TOWN. She has worked with Noel Harrison, Carol Bruce, Adam Wade and Katherlne Houghton and has been seen in J.B., A DOLL'S HOUSE, LIL ABNER, A YARD OF SUN, IOLANTHE, THE MUSIC MAN and 1968.

MARGIE GLENNON (Girl) is a Junior acting major from Austin. She has appeared in TOBACCO ROAD, LIL ABNER, OUT OF THE MINDS OF BABES and WILLIE THE SHAKE. She has worked with Gene Rayburn, Marcia Wallace, John Carradine and Carol Bruce.

KEN THOMAS (Black) is a Sophomore theatre major from Cleveland, Ohio. Ken has been seen in U.S.A., J.B ., IN WHITE AMERICA, LITTLE MURDERS and 1968. He worked out of the 1 Karamu · House of Performing Arts, one of the last remaining Black theatres in the Country.

CHRISTOPHER STILLEY (Bully) is from Ardmore, Oklahoma and has lived in both Australia and Indonesia. He began his acting career in Indonesia at th~ age of 13. This is his debut on the Moody Stage, but he has appeared at the Dallas Theatre Center and Richland College .

PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Director of Theatre .................................. Peter O'Rourke Directing, Playwriting, Theatre History .................. Edward Mangum Costume Design, Acting ............................. Susan Loughran Acting .............................. . ................ Mona Fultz Voice & Diction . . ............... · .................... Lizanne Brazell

THEATRE STAFF

Department Secretary, Public Relations ............... ... ... . Nina Karick Linda Collman

Assistant Technical Director, Shop Foreman ................ C. P. Glennon Box Office Manager, Group Sales ...... ..... ........ ... . Linda Collman Assistant Costumer .... . ................... . ....... . . Doris Lindblom Playbill Editor .................... . .......... Andrew R. Pelegreen, III

THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING

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MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACTI

BEAUTIFUL LAND . . . ... . .. . .... . . . ...... .... .... .... . . .... . . Urchins WONDERFUL DAY LIKE TODAY . . . . . . . . . . ...... . ... .. Sir, Cocky & Urchins IT ISN'T ENOUGH . .......... . . ... . .. . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . Cocky & Urchins THINGS TO REMEMBER . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. . . . ... . . . . .. . . Sir, Kid & Urchins PUT IT IN THE BOOK .... . . . ... ... .. .. ..... . . . .. ..... . ... Kid & Urchins THIS DREAM ................. . . . . . . .. . ...... . . .. .. . . . . .. . ... . Cocky WHERE WOULD YOU BE WITHOU T ME . ..... . . . . ... . . . . .. . .. .. Sir, Cocky LOOK AT THAT FACE . . ... .. . . ... .. .... . . ... ... . ..... Sir , Kid & Urchins MY FIRST LOVE SONG . . . . ..... .. . . . ..... . .. . .. ... . . . . . ... . Cocky, Girl THE JOK ER ... .. . . . . . . . .. .... .... . . ... . ... ... . . . ... . . . . . ... .. Cocky WHO CAN I TURN TO .. .. . .... ... ... .. . . .... . ... . . ... . .. . . ... .. Cocky

INTERMISSION

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A FUNNY FUNERAL .... .. . .. .. . . ... . .......... .. . . .... . . .. The Urchins THAT'S WH A TI TIS TO BE YO UNG ... . .... . .. ... .... ....... ' ..... Urchins WHAT A MAN .. ..... .. . . .. .. . . .. . . . .. . ... . .. .. Cocky , Sir , Kid & Urchins FEELING GOOD ... .... .. .... .. ...... . . .. . . . . . ... . .. . .. ... ... . . Black NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW . . ........ . . . . ...... ..... . Cocky & Urchins THINGS TO REMEMBER . . ...... . .. . . . . . . . . ... . .... . ... . .... . . .... Sir MY WAY . . ..... ... . .. .. . .... . .. . ... . . . .... .. . . . ........ . . Cocky, Sir WHO CAN I TURN TO .. . ... . ... . . .. . . ... ... . . .... ... . ..... ... .. . . Sir SWEET BEGINNING . . . ........ . . . .. .. . . ... .. .. ..... ... . . The Company

ORCHESTRA Electric Piano-Bro . Gerald Muller

Piano-Karol Ann Badgett Drums-Ron Leonard

Bass-Walter Hutcheson

THE ROAR OF THE GREASEP AINT - THE SMELL OF THE CROWD is produced through special arrangement with Tams-Whitmark.

WHO'S WHO

NOEL HARRISON (Sir) began his acting career in repertory theatre in England in 1951. Emigrating to the States in 1965 , Noel became known to Americans for his role in THE GIRL FROM U.N.C .L.E. with Stefanie Powers , and for his top 40 recording of "A Young Girl" and "Suzanne ". He has appeared on many TV shows including THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW, THE JERRY LEWIS SHOW , MISSION IMPOSSIBLE , THESM OTHERSBROTHERSSHOW,THE NAME OF THE GAME , LOVE AMERICAN STYLE, TO CATCH A THIEF, MOD SQUAD, HART TO HART , and game shows , talk shows , and variety specials . In 1969 he reco rded"The Windmills of Your Mind" for the sound track of the movie THE THOMAS CRO WN AFFAIR.The song an Academy Award and became an internationa l hi(

In summer stock and dinner theatre Noel has starred in HALF A SIXPENCE, WALKING HAPPY , SHE LOVES ME, JOE EGG , BLITHE SPIRIT , POOR RICHARD, NO SEX PLEASE WE'RE BRITISH and UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE. He has played the role of Henry Higgins in MY FAIR LADY created by his father, Rex. His performance as Arthur in Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera's acclaimed 1979 production of CAMELOT led to a season there as resident lead ing actor in 1980, where he appeared in MY FAIR LADY, NO NO NANETTE, PAINT YOUR WAGON, NAUGHTY MARIETTA, SWEET CHARITY and FANNY .

This is Noel's third visit to Austin . He has appeared at the Country Dinner Playhouse in 1978 in THE MOUSETRAP and in 1979 was artist in residence at St. Edward's, where he appeared in NO SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISH and directed TOBACCO ROAD starring John Carradine, which won the Austin Circle of Theatres award for best production .

FROM THE DIRECTOR-Tonight you 're going to be entertained with music, visit a beautiful land (in your

heart), see Sir and Cocky play the game (of life?), experience victory and a few defeats , observe the antics of the urchins, and maybe absorb some subtle messages along the way . You can even supply your own ending (which way did they go?). All of this is possible thro ugh the unique art form of the "Musical" - America's contribution to the world of theatre . Therefore, it is fitting that I've chosen a musical for my last production at St. Edward's. A musical every year is a policy that 1 began at St. Edward's and one I hope would continue . One would also hope the curriculum would develop and additi onal faculty be added so that the program becomes truly profession al.

But all of this takes time , and five years is a long time; perhaps not in a life time, but in the theatre it is. So the time has come to seek new challenges and dreams. But I'll still dream of the progress we have made: the . first student productions in the American College Theatre Fest ival, the over fifteen scholastic and community awards , the new subscribe rs (over 800 now attending productions regularly), the attendance records (three in five years), the workshops, the Intern productions which have grown into an annual event , and of course, the many "stars" and students who have "tread the boar ds" here .

If you've been entertained, I'm thankful, for that was my goal. If the students learned to love the theatre and gained some knowledge, I'm truly grateful, for that was my desire. Theatre is a small world and we'll meet again in one production or another. Until then , "may the road rise up to greet you, may the wind always be at your back, and may you be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows you're gone."

Coming: The 2nd Annual Student Festival May 11 & 12: THE FROGS

May 13 & 14: STEAL THE BROOM BUT NOT THE SCENE May 15 & 16: DARING TO BE DIFFERENT

For Information Call 444-8398

Stage Manager Maia Forstchen

House Managers Theatre Management

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Publicity Theatre Management

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PRODUCTION STAFF

Props Debbie Bennet

Judy Cummings Susan Riley

Asst. Costumer Doris Lindblom

Production Coordinator NinaKarick

Costume Crew

Asst. Stage Manager Thomasine A. Walraed

Set/Light Crews Tech. I Class

Light Board Operator Chalethia Williams Debbie Czarnowski

Leslie Staser, Lance Smith, Linda Collman & Pat Esparza

Box Office Crew Judy Cummings, Doris Lindblom, Lori Fagan, Michael Goehring, Robin Davis, Ken Svejkovsky, Pepper Minton, Tobie Tucker, Cheryl Huntey, John Richards, John Poth, Dawn Watson, Craig Kanne, Lance Smith, Tina Jo Garrison, Clay Goodwin, Sharon Round, C. P. Glennon, Ken Thomas, Jane Sylvester, Maia Forstchen, Kim Benson, Margaret Johnson, Kevin Phinney, Susan Riley, Renee Preston, Nina Karick, John Farrow, Chris Klaphaak, Jeff Rose, Dianne Nathey, Thomasine Walraed, Deborah Harris and David Koempell.

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