Mame

Based on the Novel by Patrick Dennis
& the play, "Auntie Mame by Lawrence & Lee
Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman
Book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee

Directed by Don Phillip Gibson

October 77-11, 1970

   The Story  

At the height of the 1920's, high living Mame becomes the guardian of her 10 year nephew, Patrick. She introduces him and his nanny into the world of New York high society. After she loses her money in the Great Depression, Mame tries a series of job where she meets Beau, a wealthy Southerner, who she marries. Mame returns to New York when Beau dies. Patrick has grown up and is thinking of marriage. But as one child is leaving the nest, another enters and Mame has a new charge to lead into life.

Produced by special arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library.

  The Cast   

Young Patrick	Bryan Taylor
Agnes Gooch	Phyllis Parmenter
Vera Charles	Cheryl Fruits
Mame Dennis	Marianne Ries
Ralph Devine	Tom Nahnsen
M. Lindsay Woolsey	Rickard Reiss
Ito	Tom Grove
Doorman	Mark Schon
Elevator Boy	Max Voelzke
Messenger	Harry Witt
Dwight Babcock	Richard Gibson
Stage Manager	Errol Lambert
Stage Hand	Preston Richardson
Madame Brabislowski	Betty Wilson
Gregor	Tim Fruits
Beau Burnside	Warren Andreas
Uncle Jeff	Bob Gibb
Cousin Fan	Francis Kempf
Sally Cato	Becky Dungan
Mother Burnside	Phyllis Hull
Older Patrick	Terry McGonigle
Junior Babcock	Randy Bradley
Mrs. Upson	Sue Welch
Mr. Upson	Wayne Cherveny
Gloria Upson	Misty Maynard
Pegeen Ryan	Cyndee Harris
Peter Dennis	David Eckert
Mame's Friends	Jewel Behrhorst, Worrall Clift, Bob Conners, Lois Courtney, Dorothy Dobbs, John Eckert, Elinor Grove, Judy Herlocker, Tom Herlocker, Nancy Jarvis, Robert Jefferis, Roy Kempf, John Lynes, Saucie Maynard, George McNeish, Nancy Priest, Eleanor Richardson, Sharon Shatlar, Patsy Steadham, Kathryn Workman
Dancers	Judy Barbour, Robin Barbour, Norma Bossi, Charlotte Buterbaugh, Libby Clifford, Tim Fruits, Claire Graham, Jame Lamb, Noemi Mesureir, Kendra Mossman, Kim Rick, Dorothy Richardson, Mark Schon, Ze Taylor, Max Voelzke, Harry Witt.

  Musicians   

Violin	Earl Dungan, Carol Foster, Jennis Manny, Shirley Jarvis, Bonnie Sandell
Viola	Helen Green
Bass	Dorothy Evans
Woodwinds	JJ Banks, Dianne May, Marsha Pearce, Vicky Sims, Jean DeHaven, Lorraine Dungan, David Kaufman, Loren Wade
Percussion	Martin Heffner
Trumpet	Lloyd Brummett, Dick Brummett, Trudy Weaver
Trombone	Joe Sims, Stan Reimer
Piano	Marilyn McNeish
Banjo	Jim Hale

  Production Staff   

Director	Don Gibson
Production Manager	Wayne cherveny
Choreography	Veda Rogers
Assistant to the Director	Arden Andreas
Stage Manager	Tom Bossi
Rehearsal Accompanist	Carol Oliver
Sets	Yvonne Eckert-Design, Gil Gentry*, Jim Bailey, Becky Frederking, Oscar Hull, Diana Johnson, Errol Lambert, Storme Maynard, Carol Nahnsen, Preston Richardson, Bruce Rogers, Kathy Smith, Tom Smith, Don Wilson, Misty Maynard, Terry McGonigle
Costumes	Virginia Boyd, Susy Taylor, Jean Warren, Kathryn Workman, Velma Albertson, Esther Biggs, Louise Felton, Vera Fiske, Julie Hauber, Nancy Jarvis, Ruby Rice, Sharon Shetler
Properties	Margaret Archer*, Helen Buck, Marcie Clester, Sheila Ferris, Jane Fruits, Betty Gibson, Oscar Hull, Marilyn McNeish, Francis Platt, Sandy Platt, Gennie Thomas
Lights and Sound	Bill Wilber*, Virginia Wilber, Bill Wilber, Jr., Terry McGonigle
Make-up	Jane Lamb*, Cathy Behrhorst, Evelyn Butler, Janice Butler, Elizabeth Clifford, Jean Donohue, Diana Johnson, Trudy Knowles, Julie Rhodes, Dorothy Richardson, Colleen Wall
Dressers	Becky Frederking, Sarah Bode
Publicity and Promotion	Joan Kaufman*, Marilyn Albright, Lois Hiebert, Mike Hiebert, Delcia Lungren, Nancy Stephens, Gennie Thomas
Programs	Don Wilson
House Management	Jane Cherveny, Bruce Rogers
Concession Stand	Pat Johnson*, Esther Biggs, Verna Felm Jerry Liebau, Gaye Rentch, Kate Reis, Martha Eakefield, Betty Jo WIlson
Lobby	Lois Hiebert*, Elaine Brady, Jimmy Flowers, Delcia Lungren, Walter Nichols
Photography	George McNeish, Stan Reimer
Sketch of Mame	Helen Branscum

*Chairperson