WHO’S WHO IN THEATRE FORTYBOARD OF DIRECTORSJim Jahant, ChairpersonLya Cordova-Latta

Ruth Flinkman-MarandyDr. Robert KarnsCharles GlennMyra Lurie

Frederick G. Silny, TreasurerDavid Hunt Stafford, Secretary

Gloria StroockBonnie WebbMarion Zola

ARTISTIC COMMITTEEGail Johnston • Jennifer Laks • Alison Blanchard

Diana Angelina • Cathy Diane Tomlin • Leda Siskind

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFDavid Hunt Stafford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Artistic/Managing DirectorJennifer Parsons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BookkeeperRichard Hoyt Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Database ManagerPhilip Sokoloff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Director of Public RelationsJay Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ReservationistDean Wood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Box Office ManagerSusan Mermet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Box Office ManagerKori Beth Kaye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .House ManagerLarry Rubinstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Technology Guru

PRODUCTION STAFFArtistic/Managing Director David Hunt Stafford

Set Design Jeff G. RackCostume Design Michèle YoungLighting Design Ric ZimmermanSound Design Joseph "Sloe" Slawinski

Makeup/Hair/Wig Design Judi LewinPhotographer Ed Kreiger

Program Design Richard Hoyt MillerPublicity Philip Sokoloff

Reservations & Information Jay Bell / 310-364-0535

THEATRE FORTY PRESENTS

PRODUCED BY DAVID HUNT STAFFORD

DIRECTED BY JULES AARON

The 3rd Production of the 2016-2017 Season

Set Designer..............................................JEFF G. RACKCostume Designer................................MICHÈLE YOUNGLighting Designer................................RIC ZIMMERMANSound Designer ..................JOSEPH “SLOE” SLAWINSKIMakeup/Hair/Wig Design..........................JUDI LEWINStage Manager.........................................DON SOLOSANChoreographer/Asst. Director........MICHELE BERNATHAssistant Stage Manager ..................RICHARD CARNER

BYJOHN MOROGIELLO

THE CONSUL,THE TRAMP AND

AMERICA’S SWEETHEART

PRODUCTION NOTES

The story takes place at a time in American history that many ofus have conveniently forgotten. The Depression’s economic

turmoil led to political extremism from the left and the right. Attimes it felt as though the fabric of our society were coming apart.The rise of an unabashedly liberal president--who considered So-cialism so popular that he added its root word to a program ofguaranteed income for the elderly--led to the rise of rightwingAmerican militia, who donned brown shirts and emulated Ger-many. With cries of “America First,” radio hosts like FatherCharles Coughlin brought fascist ideas into the mainstream, to thepoint where gossip columnists regularly asked celebrities how to“solve the Jewish problem.”

In a post 9/11 world filled with a similar economic collapse, Ifound disturbing parallels between Chaplin’s time and today.But I had no idea how strong those parallels would turn out to be.

One month after I completed the first draft of the play, NorthKorea forced Sony to halt the distribution of the Seth Rogen

comedy The Interview. This was closely followed by the CharlieHebdo tragedy in Paris. And, soon, our own unabashedly liberalpresident would give rise to a modern, reactionary demagogue,railing against certain ethnic and religious groups with cries ofAmerica First. A socialist would also be a contender in this race.And they would both square off against a strong woman.

Iwrite this before the election, so the choice has already beenmade. But I hope that you, like Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pick-ford, were not silent in the face of that choice, that you were notafraid to make the final call, and that you were willing to abide bythe outcome. As Chapin says, “Democracy, you know. It’s theAmerican way.”

-- John Morogiello

THE CAST

CASTMary Pickford............................................MELANIE CHARTOFF*George Gyssling .................................................SHAWN SAVAGECharlie Chaplin..................................................BRIAN STANTONMiss Hollombe..............................................LAURA LEE WALSH

SETTING1939, Mary Pickford’s office, United Artists Studios.

SPECIAL THANKSTo JEFF RAUM for painting the Hollywood backdrop mural.

The Consul, The Tramp and America’s Sweetheartruns 90 minutes and will play without intermission

*Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association

BYJOHN MOROGIELLO

THE CONSUL,THE TRAMP AND

AMERICA’S SWEETHEART

WHO’S WHOMELANIE CHARTOFF (Mary Pickford) began her theater ca-reer with the New London Opera Company, and with theYale Dramat and Long Wharf Theaters in her home town,New Haven. Off Broadway, she appeared in The Proposi-tion, an improvised musical revue, in Rodgers’ and Sond-heim’s Do I Hear a Waltz, with the Equity Library Theater;on Broadway she debuted in Galt MacDermott and PeterHall’s space age rock opera Via Galactica, and played op-posite Jim Dale in the Young Vic’s Scapino. She was fea-tured in the West Coast Premieres of James Lapine and

Bill Finn’s March of the Falsettos at the Huntington Hartford; Roger Millerand Des Macanuff’s Big River at La Jolla Playhouse; John Glore’s play Onthe Jump at South Coast Rep; Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park with Georgeat San Francisco’s ACT. She’s pleased to be making her first Theatre 40appearance with this great company.She’s best known for the many roles she created on TV’s late night com-edy Friday’s, Newhart, Seinfeld, Ally McBeal, Wise Guy, Parker LewisCan’t Lose, Weird Science, Married with Children, and Living Single. She’svoiced iconic animated characters on Jumanji, and Rugrats, along with itsfilms, games, and spinoff, All Grown Up. She shares an Emmy and a Staron the Hollywood Walk of Fame with that cast. She’s a contributor to the Huffington Post, The Jewish Journal and FunnyTimes, and plays mother to two app developers in the film AlexanderI.R.L.(in real life) opening Spring of 2017. She’s creator and coach, pro-viding more “presence” to the shy, at charismatizing.com.

SHAWN SAVAGE (George Gyssling) is thrilled to be onstageagain and hopes audiences enjoy this powerful, true storyof Hollywood history. He last appeared on the T40 stage inthe award-winning Perfect Timing. Some previous creditsinclude: Flare Path, The Whipping Man, Dolly West’sKitchen and The Crucible. He’s been lucky enough to berecognized with awards from LA Drama Critic’s Circle,Broadway World and Stage Scene LA. He sends his love tothe dearest and the fairest CJT and thanks his family fortheir non-stop laughter and support. Shawn dedicates his

performance to anyone that's dared to dream and follow it. BRIAN STANTON (Charlie Chaplin) is thrilled to be reunitedwith Jules Aaron, previously working together on Charley'sAunt (International City Theatre), Greater Tuna (MammothLakes Rep), and The Foreigner (The Norris). Since 2010,Stanton has been traveling and performing his original,award-winning solo play BLANK, telling the true story of hisadoption and search for identity. Upcoming BLANK per-formance: Bloomington, Indiana next April. Stanton's nexttheatrical performance: Baskerville: A Sherlock HolmesMystery for Mammoth Lakes Repertory in February. De-

grees: MFA from CalArts and BFA from TCU. Brian's most important roleis as Daddy to two lovely young ladies Malea and Ellowyn. www.thebri-anstanton.com

WHO’S WHOLAURA LEE WALSH (Miss Hollombe) is thrilled to make herTheatre 40 debut! She most recently filmed the pilotepisode of two web series called Absolutely Zero and ThePantheon, in addition to writing, co-producing, and starringin her own comedic short film Find Your Place. She is acast member of TMI Hollywood, with whom she frequentlyperforms sketch comedy at the Acme Theatre. Laura Lee isimmensely grateful for the support she receives for herartistic endeavors! Many, many thanks to her family,friends, boyfriend, and incredible representatives. Special

thanks to Jules and David for believing in her and to Theatre 40 for beinga wonderful community. Seeking Theatrical Representation. SAG-Eligi-ble. www.lauraleewalsh.com.

JULES AARON (Director): Jules comes to The Consul, TheTramp and America’s Sweetheart after a critically ac-claimed production of A Shred of Evidence (with a greatperformance by David Hunt Stafford) at Theatre 40. Earlierin the year he directed a sold out run of the west coast pre-mier of That Lovin’ Feeling which broke every record at theLonny Chapman Theatre (GRT) in Burbank. Jules previ-ously directed Undercurrents and the acclaimed produc-tions of The Circle, Kin, The Gamester and Blonde Poison(with the amazing Salome Jens) and Patterns for Theatre

40. Other theatres: Artistic Director at Grove Shakespeare Festival; di-rector at Public Theatre (New York Shakespeare Festival), South CoastRepertory, Actors Theatre of Louisville (Humana Festival) Pasadena Play-house, Utah Shakespeare Festival, ICT, Tom McCoy/Cathy Rigby Produc-tions, Laguna Playhouse, Philadelphia Theatre Company, TheatreWorks,Colony Theatre, Walden Media Productions.Other credits: directing Julianne Moore, Bug; Don Cheadle, Strider; BruceDavison, To Kill a Mockingbird; Mercedes Ruehl, Bang Bang Blues; AlanMandel, The Tempest; Joan Van Ark and David Birney, MacBeth; RalphWaite The Gin Game; Michael Learned, Southern Comforts at ICT andGarry Marshal's Falcon Theatre. Directing Awards: L.A. Drama Critics Circle, Garland, Drama-Logue,Backstage West, Bay Area Drama Critics, Denver Critics Awards, GranadaChair (UC Davis), Santa Barbara Critics Circle and 4 Stagescene LAawards (2011-2012) for directing Southern Comforts, Private Lives,Hunger: In bed with Roy Cohn and The Paris Letter (Critics Choice L.A.Times and Backstage West).Publications: TDR, Yale Theatre, Theatre JournalTeaching: Head, MFA Directing Program California Institute of the Arts; Head, M.A. program, University of California, RiversideEducation: Ph.D. New York UniversityProfessional Affiliations / Projects: Member of SDC. He has alsoworked with Joan Beber on her plays with music and dance (Kay Cole cho-reographer), Hunger: In Bed With Roy Cohn and Ethel Sings. Jules di-rected a benefit concert at the Geffen Theatre for the second year, TheSongs of Our Lives, for the Fulfillment Fund. He directed Joan Beber’s

WHO’S WHOEthel Sings at Soho Rep the summer of 2013 to rave reviews. Last yearhe directed the well reviewed The Ghost of Gershwin and Tiger by the Tailat GRT. He directed a successful staged reading of the new musicalRosen Street at the Jerry Orbach Theatre in New York. Jules is currentlywriting and directing a new Broadway musical headed for Broadway in2017, I Will, I Can! about the life of Sammy Davis Jr.. It is being work-shopped with such actors as Leslie Odum (Tony Award winner for Hamil-ton) and TV star Wayne Brady. To Dale with love and gratitude.JOHN MOROGIELLO (Author) is a Playwright in Residence at the MarylandState Arts Council and a member of The Dramatists Guild. His most recentplay, Die, Mr. Darcy, Die!, is a comic examination of the popular percep-tion of Jane Austen’s romantic hero. This fall, Mr. Morogiello’s comedyThe Consul, The Tramp, and America’s Sweetheart will premiere at Ver-mont’s Oldcastle Theatre Company and Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills. HisEngaging Shaw (Old Globe, Vienna’s English Theatre in Austria, New Jer-sey Rep, Oldcastle, and Abingdon Theatre Company off-Broadway) andBlame It On Beckett (Colony Theatre, Abingdon) have both been publishedby Samuel French. Other plays include Play Date (Oldcastle), Stonewall’sBust (Mountain Playhouse), Irish Authors Held Hostage (Greenwich StreetTheatre, Warehouse Theater in Washington, and Edinburgh’s BedlamTheatre), Men and Parts (Actors Theatre of Louisville, ShadowboxCabaret), Gianni Schicchi (Rep Stage), and The Matchmaker’s Guide toControlling the Elements (2Co’s Cabaret, Alleyway Theatre, Harlequin Pro-ductions). Happy Hour, a film adaptation of Men and Parts, was namedBest Short Comedy at the 2003 New York Independent Film and VideoFestival and was distributed in Europe by Britshorts. Awards include:Winner 2015 Dayton Playhouse Futurefest, 2015 Julie Harris PlaywrightAward, 2015 Boomerang Fund for Artists Grant, The Kennedy Center Fel-lowship of the Americas, Holland New Voices Playwright Award (GreatPlains Theatre Conference), Mountain Playhouse International ComedyPlaywriting Award, and Baltimore Magazine’s “Best Up and Coming Play-wright.” He is a frequent contributor to Flagpole Radio Cafe. Mr. Moro-giello’s articles have been published in The Washington IndependentReview of Books, American Theatre, Dramatics, and in programs andstudy guides for Long Wharf Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company,Everyman Theatre, and Belmont Playhouse. Civilizing Lusby is availablein the 2014 GPTC Reader. Men And Parts appears in the Smith and Krausanthology Best 10 Minute Plays 2012. And Jack The Ticket Ripper, Larry’sResolution, The Periodontal Blues, and The Little Farmer are availablethrough, One Act Play Depot.DON SOLOSAN (Stage Manager): Don made his debut as stage manager onTheatre 40’s production of The Last Romance, and most recently just fin-ished up the run of Moral Imperative. He also stage manages The Manorat Greystone Mansion. In his free time, he creates promotional videos forthe Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation exploring LA’s classic moviepalaces, which can be seen at www.youtube.com/lahtf. His video profileof set designer Jeff G. Rack can be seen on Theatre 40’s YouTube chan-nel www.youtube.com/theatreforty.

WHO’S WHOMICHELE BERNATH (Choreographer & Assistant Director) is an Eddon Awardwinning actress-Bessie Berger in Awake and Sing! She was last seen asChris in Calendar Girls at Group Repertory Theater. Choreography withJules Aaron as director include: That Lovin’ Feeling, (The RighteousBrothers musical), Ghost of Gershwin, Tiger By The Tail all at GroupRepertory Theater. She choreographed Affluence at Theater 40, Polyesterthe Musical, Stiltz, and TV including a year on Fantasy Island. Actress,Dancer , Singer: National Tours, Las Vegas, Theaters in the Round. Fa-vorite roles (Minnie Faye, Hello Dolly, Aunt Sue No No Nanette, Anybody’sWest Side Story). Some of Michele’s Los Angeles acting favorites are:Love Again, Boeing, Boeing, A Nice Family Gathering, Over The River andThru The Woods, and Theater Songs. Television: Battle of the Sexes,Web Series Open House, Taxi, Laverne & Shirley, Columbo, several Mur-der She Wrote, and commercials. Michele has a featured role in the newfilm Lookin’ Up. Fun Fact, She was the Solo comedy ballerina as the “sur-prise” in Haydn’s Surprise Symphony at the Hollywood Bowl with the L.A.Philharmonic. She has her MFA from UCLA. Thank you Jules for the op-portunity to work with you at Theater 40. JEFF G. RACK (Set Designer): Jeff is the resident designer for Theatre 40.Some of his many designs here include: Patterns, Flare Path, Light Up theSky, KIN, Opening Night, Remembrance, 7 Stories, Voysey Inheritance,The Bat, Modern Orthodox, LUV, Constant Wife, and Black Coffee. Hewas nominated for 2 Ovation Awards last year for Nightwatch and GodOnly Knows. Jeff is also a writer, director and the Producing-Artistic Di-rector of Unbound Productions, which produces the popular, immersiveWicked Lit Halloween shows in October. Shows Jeff has directed here atT-40 are: Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, The Mystery Plays, and PEN. Jeff is alsoinvolved in Production Design, Sculpting and EFX work for the film indus-try, having worked on Planet of the Apes, Armageddon, Flubber, Con-Air,and Universal Studios’ Back to the Future ride. He also teaches produc-tion design at IAFT film school. Jeff would like to thank Amanda Sauter,Ernest McDaniel and Phil Biondich for their contributions to this set. Alsohis wife Christine and David Stafford for all of their support, and acknowl-edge his Dad who continues to be an inspiration to him. MICHÈLE YOUNG (Costume Designer): Michele’s seventh season as The-atre 40’s resident costume designer. Productions include Perfect Timing,Double Door, 7 Stories, Blonde Poison, Night Watch, Kin, God OnlyKnows, Remembrance and Luv. Other LA productions include: The RoadTheatre – The Play About The Baby, John Is A Father and Birder (in as-sociation with CTG), Broken Fences, The Mongoose, Homefree, The OtherPlace, Rogue Machine - Luka’s Room, Where The Great Ones Run, Boot-leg Theatre - Day Trader, Theatre Banshee - Lay Me Down Softly, By TheBog of Cats, Brendan, WCJT - The Whipping Man, The Immigrant, Ah-manson Theatre - Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty, LA Opera, most re-cently La Boheme, The Ghosts of Versailles, Pantages - Annie, DOMA -The Playground, plus many musicals including Ragtime, Hairspray, Paradeand more! In New York, premier of Ethel Sings (Walkerspace Theatre).Recognized, for the fifth consecutive year, as ‘Costumer Designer of TheYear’ by StageSceneLA (2015-16, 2014-15, 2013-14, 2012-13 and 2011-12) and for Outstanding Costumer Design in 2010-11 for Theatre 40’s Luvand Spider’s Web. On film, costume design - Linkin, for The Toscars VI

WHO’S WHO2013 festival, and the award winning Pepper. Michèle began her career asa film production manager in London, her hometown. She is also a pho-tographer, graphic designer, art teacher and long-time advocate for the artsin education! RIC ZIMMERMAN (Lighting Designer) Fourth season in residence at TheatreForty. Theatrical collaborators include Rogue Machine, Circle X, The Foun-tain Theatre, Theatre of Note, Company of Angels, The Vagrancy, The Vis-ceral Company, Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities, The NeighborhoodPlayhouse, Vanguard Repertory,The Madrid Theatre and many more. Ric’sdance designs have taken him around the continental US, Mexico, Canada,Russia, China and Brazil. Selected dance collaborators: Los Angeles Con-temporary Dance Company, Helios Dance Theatre, Navarasa Dance The-atre, Royal Flux, Rhapsody in Taps, Danza Floricanto, EDGE, Viver Brasil,Theatre Bethune, Louise Reichlin and Dancers, Synapse, Keshet Chaim,and Lula Washington Dance Theatre as well as concert pieces for chore-ographers Doriana Sanchez, Frit and Frat Fuller, Terri Best, Nicole Berger,Genevieve Carson, Yusuf Nasir, Jaci Royal, and Marinda Davis. Corporatedesign work includes such clients as Panasonic, Boeing, Microsoft, theNHRA, Center Theatre Group and the Hard Rock Cafe. Music lighting cred-its include Lea Salonga, Judy Collins, Cyndi Lauper, Seun Kuti, The Fish-tank Ensemble, Esperanza Spalding, the Klezmatics and The Bird and theBee as well as hundreds of local concerts. Ric has twice been honored asLighting Designer of the Year by StageSceneLA. He received his BA inMusic Composition from Loyola Marymount University. JOSEPH "SLOE" SLAWINSKI (Sound Designer): Sloe has designed over 200plays. He was the sound designer for the exciting production The UglyOne for Gates McFadden. His other recent designs include Gidion’s Knotfor the Furious Theatre Company directed by Darin Anthony and GabriealGriego, Rx directed by John Pleshette, Flowers For Algernon for DeafWest, Down In Front directed by Gabrieal Griego, and Land Line directedby Bill Charlton. He is the sound designer for The American Academy ofDramatic Arts. He would like to thank the incredible and amazing GabriealGriego for her continuous support during all of his creative endeavors. Heis proud to be part of this great production.JUDI LEWIN (Makeup/Wig/Hair Designer) moved to Los Angeles 25 yrs. agowith her family from Toronto, Canada where she worked extensively in The-atre and for The Canadian Opera Company. Since moving to Los Angelesshe has incorporated television and film into her repertoire in and aroundthe Los Angeles area where she now works in all aspects of the IndustryDesigning Makeup/Hair and Wigs. Some of the other Theatre Companiesin the L. A. area Judi has Designed for include Pasadena Playhouse, TheRubicon Theatre Company in Ventura, The Fremont Center Theatre inPasadena, Interact Theatre Company in North Hollywood, The Blank The-atre Company In Hollywood, The Fountain Theatre in Hollywood, McCoyRigby Entertainment in La Mirada and the Sacramento Music Circus inSacramento. Along with some National Tours, including the most recent inwhich she was Hair/Wig Designer for I Love Lucy:Live on Stage. Otherproductions Judi has Designed for Theatre 40 are Light Up The Sky, TheCircle, Luv, Blonde Poison, Patterns, Double Door, Two Sisters, Shred ofEvidence, Separate Beds and, most recently, Breath of Spring. Judi ispleased to be working on The Consul, The Tramp and America’s Sweet-

heart and wishes all connected with this production a successful run.RICHARD CARNER (Assistant Stage Manager) has been with Theatre 40 forover 2 years where he has been working backstage and a bit on stage forEducating Rita, The Love List, The Gamester, Affluence, Flare Path, Hell-man VS McCarthy, Accomplice, Sisyphus, Patterns, Double Door, Life...Death... And Entertainment, Perfect Timing, Dearest Friend, Two Sisters,A Shred of Evidence, Separate Beds, A Breath of Spring and Moral Im-perative. Before his work at Theatre 40, he worked with the West CoastJewish Theater on a production of The Whipping Man. He began his the-atre career at the L.A. Connection Comedy. He would like to thank his par-ents, grandparents (Connie & Leslie Martinson), and friends, who havealways supported him in his endeavors.

WHO’S WHO

The Audience’s RoleYou are the featured player in tonight’s performance. Here aresome reminders of how you can play your role with style, graceand professionalism.• There is no louder sound in a theatre than the rattle of cello-phane. Please unwrap candy or cough drops before theplay begins.

• If your companion can hear you whispering, other membersof the audience, and the actors, can hear you also.

• Please turn your cell phone, digital alarm watch or pager off,or set it to vibrate.

WHO’S WHO

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“Theatre 40” as your “Community Contributions”choice. They will automatically give us a percentage of

what you spend and it won’t cost you anything!We get a little money. You feel good. And Ralphs ishappy because they’re helping the community.

Everybody Wins!

Shhhhh.Wanna know a Secret?

YOU could get Ralphs to donate money to us...

And it’s legal!

When you register your Rewards Card account at www.ralphs.com (and renew yearly after Sept. 1)RALPHS WILL DONATE $$$ if you designate

“Theatre 40” as your “Community Contributions”choice. They will automatically give us a percentageof what you spend and it won’t cost you anything!We get a little money. You feel good. And Ralphs ishappy because they’re helping the community.

Everybody Wins!

SPECIAL APPRECIATION

Special Thanks to LYA CORDOVA LATTA for her many contributions and enormous support

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to

RUTH FLINKMAN-MARANDY&

BEN MARANDYfor their very generous contributions to

Theatre 40.

SPECIAL THANKS TODR. MANNY & SALLY KARBELNIG

FOR THEIRVERY GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS

SPECIAL THANKS TO MARTIN KELLNERFOR HIS MANY CONTRIBUTIONS

All of us at Theatre 40 want to extend a huge thanks to the great MARILYN ZIERING

for her generous support of Theatre 40.

SPECIAL THANKSTheatre 40 would like to thank the BHUSD Board of Educationand BH High School administration for their assistance andsupport in making Theatre 40’s season possible. Thanks to…

HOWARD GOLDSTEIN LISA KORBATOVNOAH MARGO MEL SPITZISABEL HACKER STEVE KESSLER

Also, a special thanks to the MAYOR, JOHN MIRISCH

PLATINUM SPONSOR($25,000 AND ABOVE)

THE AHMANSONFOUNDATION

FOUNDERSSUSAN FRENCH CIRCLE($2,501 - $25,000)

Lili & Jon BosseRobert L. CannonLya Cordova LattaLA County Arts CommissionMichael J. LibowThe Ruth Flinkman Family Trust Brindell Roberts Gottlieb Trust Jack & Maggie SimonCarol & Jordan WeissMarilyn Ziering

ANGELS($1,501 - $2,500)

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SPONSORS($851 - $1,500)

Rhonda FrancesDana FriedlandMilton & Sheila HymanJames W. JahantRobert M. & Oradee KarnsJudge Robert M. & Donna M. LetteauLissa MarcusEdward Saltzberg & AssociatesGloria Stroock SternSteve & Bonnie Webb

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Marlene DietrichStanley & Mitzie EisenbergDaniel FaveroDr.s Seymour & Norma FeshbackRhonda FrancesRay & Loraine FriedmanDiane FuttermanDonna Ellman GarberLynn GidlowBert & Benita GinsbergHarry L. GorenMarshal & Hannah KramerRichard & Carol KurlandNonie LannRobert LetteauNorman & Gay LevinElizabeth Armour & Jonathan Lewis

Dena MarienthalDon & Olga OwenAdele ShapiroGloria ShulmanNeal SiegelFrederick G. SilnyLeon & Batya SturmanBob & Sherry TedeschiIrwin Zeke WarsawSheldon Wolf

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THEATRE FORTY PATRONSFRIENDS (CONT.)Dr. & Mrs. E. Peter GaborCarol GagneJean & Arnie GeffnerCharles O. & Linda A. GlennAbner D. & Roslyn GoldstineJanice GootkinHarry GorenDorothy C. GourrichElliot Goldberg & Fernanda GrayDennis & Dee Dee GravesTrudi & Victor GreenIda GrobmanRichard & Elaine GrossJeanine GrossIsabel HackerHoward & Barbara HackettCarole & Lev HakakArlene HarrisLois HaytinHerbert HechtMarion HillmanCynthia HirschowitzPaul C. & Sue C. HoffmanRichard & Barbara HoffmanSusan HowardPatricia Ann HubermanGail F. & Jim HuntAndy & Helen HymanGetta IlvesJoy T. IwomotoJeanne JacovesJames JahantClaudia & Gerald KatzJoshua KheelLeslie KleinRenny & Herald KleinSandra Jacoby KleinVincent KleinLoren & Sandy KleinrockBrita Kohlfuerst-MillardNili KosmalDr. Robert & Myrna KrausCharles KristensonRobert & Susan KwanClaire & Ellis LandsbaumPat LebelAnnette LeveyRhoda F. LevineMyron Le VineElizabeth R. LesanAnnette LeveyJim & Linda LevittNan LewisWendy S. & Ivan I. LightBernice LurieLea LoewingerMorris & Cecilia MagidFred ManasterSol MarcoSharon MarcusLynette Joan MarcyPeggy E. & Varda M. MarlowRuth Matthias & Ted BenjaminCarole McCallMarcia McMartinMary Jane McMaster

David MichlinMartin & Sandra MildenSharon MonroePatricia MuellerAndy & Roslyn NatkerDr. Barbara NewtonAllan S. Rivka V. NightRuth NourafchanElaine & Sherwin OlkenJulie PeccoriniJerrold J. Parrish & John TrumplerEvelyn R. PerlShirley L. PollackNancy PorterDavid & Judith RandLee ReedJose & Lillie ReinesEd & Linda RiceJane Luna RiegerEsther RoseDavid RosenfeldBeth RothschildJanet RoweVic & Rica SabahAnn SaltzmanJohn & Gayle A. SamoreGloria SchimmelLydia SchneiderElizabeth J. SchwartzClaire SchweitzerJoan & Zachary SeffDale SeltzerMartin R. & Klara ShandlingRhoda SharpBeverly & Robert ShpallMerle SiegelSteve SilonJoel B. SmasonJamshid & Jacqueline SoomekhDavid SorokoAnn SpicerSusanne SpiraPeter K. & Rhonda StudnerMartin & Ethel TaftLinda ThiebenVicki ThorlandJoseph N. TilemMarvin & Dina WaldmanArlene WaltBetty WeinerBarbara L. WeinstockDr. Stephen Weisberg & Caryl ShermanLambert WestJanie WilliamsDavid & Seidel WinerPenlope WindustElizabeth WintersMarilyn Zierling

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