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We are asking you to vote for new Board Members during this play.You were given a ballot as you entered the theatre. We hope you will takea few minutes to study the slate, as you are picking the people who willhelp guide Red Mask for the next three years.

We have tentatively scheduled a summer play, Dracula, for twoweekends in July. We are now looking for a director for this productionand for all of our 1982-83 shows. If any of you would like to direct,please send in a resume.

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Honore began her Red Mask association in 1942 at the YWCA Gymunder the expert direction of Kathryn Randolph, her "second mother"through her high school years. She is a drama graduate of St. Mary-of-the-Woods College and was Program Director at WDAN for 31 years.Honore is very proud of the fact that her father, Thomas P. Ronan, lOokRed Mask to the Palace Theatre after seeing her and the other players ina production at the Y.

She appeared with Dick Van Dyke in his first stage performance atRed Mask, with comedian Bob Hope when she was 8, and on radio withLillian Gish and Percy Warren, stars of Life With Father. Honore laterportrayed Mother in that same play at Red Mask. She also worked withGene Hackman "behind the scenes" when he was a cameraman atWDAN-TV.

She is a past President of Red Mask and the first winner of a KatyAward for her performance in The Glass Menagerie. She had other lead-ing roles in at least ten productions and has been Dramatic Director fornumerous DLO shows,

Stage Manager ALFREDA KLINGENSMITH

This is Alfreda's sixth season with Red Mask. She has been StageManager for productions of The Best Man, Harvey, and Janus and theSunshine II production of Come Blow Your Horn, She produced 6 RmsRiv Vu and Heaven Can Wait, has served in several other backstagecapacities, and had minor roles in several Red Mask productions. Alfredamade her acting debut (!) in a high school production as an entomologist."That means I had to say a lot of big words!" She is employed as Book-keeper at IFCO Auto Supply, and her secret ambition is "to do a majorrole in a Red Mask production".

Producer ... DOROTHY STURM

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On Stage ...BOB TOLLIVER (Scottie): Listen closely tonight and you'll discover

Bob's "real life" age, Many of those years have been spent at RedMask, beginning with one of the great moments in theatre - hisportrayal of the milkman in Come Back Little Sheba. Since then hehas appeared in Cactus Flower, A Thousand Clowns, The Best Man,Don't Drink the Water, Harvey, and The Impossible Years for whichhe earned a Katy Award, A past President of Red Mask, Bob has alsoserved on the Board of Directors and in various behind-the-scenescapacities. His wife, Dorothy, and sons, Marc and Craig, have alsobeen active at Red Mask. Bob is vice president of Steel Craft ProductsCompany in Covington,

T, SCOTI RYAN (Iud): Tom's favorite role to date was that of BillyBibbit in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. He has also appearedwith DLO as Riff in West Side Story and with Sunshine II as the Padrein Man of La Mancha, He is currently a dance student at the CollegeStreet Dance Center and thoroughly enjoys "being surrounded by allthose lovely young ladies." Of the future Tom states, "If I ever get thenerve, courage, and money I'd like to go West and try making a livingat this sort of thing."

BARBARA McKINZIE (Maggie): Barbara most recently appeared inlast season's Born Yesterday, She played the leading role of AnnStanley in Forty Karats and did the interior designing of the set forChapter Two, In years past Barbara has also been active with DLOboth as a Board Member and singing leads in Show Boat, Oklahoma,and Carousel. An Account Executive with WICD-TV, she is themother of two sons, Kirk and Mark, and one daughter, Molly, who hashelped with props and worked on the stage crew for this show andChapter Two. As Barb says, "We come as a package!"

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On Stage ...ADAH ROSE BITTERBAUM (Sally): When not performing with Red

Mask Players, Adah Rose is usually appearing before an audience oftwelve. S~nce moving to Danville from Boston in June, she has beenemployed with the Vermilion County Public Defender's office as anAssistant Public Defender. She made her Red Mask debut as a maidin Heaven Can Wait.

BILL SCHATZ (Lou): Bill's list of stage credits at Red Mask is becom-ing voluminous! They include roles in Stalag 17, Witness for theProsecution, Calculated Risk (for which he won a Katy), Ten LiltleIndians, The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild, One Flew Over theCuckoo's Nest, and many morc. He is also a past Secretary, Treasurer,and President of Red Mask and has served several terms on the Boardof Directors. A Counselor in the Guidance Department at Danville HighSchool, Bill enjoys tennis and racquetball. . particularly beating BobTolliver! His wife, Maryilln, is active off stage at Red Mask. In Jan-uary Bill assumed one of his most exciting roles to date that ofGrandpa to Miss Katy Schatz!

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stage and behind the scenes. Her numerous on-stage credits includeBlack Chiffon, Send Me No Flowers, Delicare Balance, Blithe Spirit,Last of the Red Hot Lovers, The Happiest Millionaire, Cactus Flower,Mousetrap, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. She has alsodirected six Red Mask productions, the most recent being the fall pro-duction of Heaven Can Wail. A past President and currently a memberof the Board of Directors, Liz has served in a number of backstagecapacities. She is a Speech Clinician at Douglas and Fairchild Schoolsand has a son, Matt, and daughter, Marti.

SUE ANN CRICK (Hilary): Sue Ann most recently appeared as JuliaFarnsworth in Heaven Can Wait. She made her Red Mask debut lastseason as Nurse Flinn in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Her hus-band, Ron, owns Castle's Business Equipment Company and is a Katywinner for his role in A Majority of One. They have two children -Joshua, age 5, and Jennifer, age 3. Besides Red Mask, Sue Ann isactive with the Danville Symphony Guild, Lakeview Junior Board, andthe Junior Service Club.

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October I & 2, 1982

NO SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISHFarce by Anthony Marriott & Allistair Foot

November 5, 6,12,13,14,18,19 & 20,1982

The young bride of an assistant bank manager innocently sendsa mail order for some Scandinavian glassware. What arrives isScandinavian pornography. The action that ensues when they try toget rid of the stuff creates a crazy chain of events that work up to ahilarious ending of closed and slamming doors.

ON GOLDEN POND ..... Comedy by Ernest ThompsonJanuary 28, 29, February 4,5,6,10, 11 & 12, 1983

Ethel and Nonnan Thayer return to their summer home onGolden Pond for the 44th year. They are visited by their daughterand her fiance, who then go off to Europe, leaving his teen-age sonbehind for the summer. It's a funny, warm, and touching story oflife and love.

Thriller by Ira LevinApril 8, 9, 15, 16, 17,21,22 & 23, 1983

The plot involves the devious machinations of a writer ofthrillers whose recent offerings have been flops, and who is preparedto go to any lengths to improve his Fortunes. You don't want toknow too much, so suffice it to say you will be held spellbound untilthe final, startling moments.

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Comedy by Bernard SladeJuly 22, 23, 24, 28, 29 & 30, 1983

Doris and George are happily married but not to eachother. The play spans the 25 years of their once-a-year love affairand reflects 2S years of American manners, morals, and attitudesmirrored by the two characters. It's a very funny, romantic, andperceptive study of life and the changes that take place during thecourse of it.

SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR

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Red Mask Players offers you an organization of amateur communitytheatre at the Kathryn Randolph Theatre, 60 I N. Vermilion. Three majorproductions throughout the year, children's theatre, and workshops (dra-matic and production) are maintained by your purchase of season mem-berships. Stop at the Box Office now and purchase your 1982-83membership or save the coupon below and mail it in as early as possible.

A Red Mask Membership entities you to the following privileges:*Advance notice of all events;*Reserve seating;*A substantial savings over single admission prices;'Voting privileges,

Membership classifications are as follows:Class A - $9.00

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Rehearsals are now in progress for this spring's Children's Play,Daniel Boone, by Leona Baptist. The production will be presented onthe afternoons of May 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 and at 7:30 p.m. on May14.

Casting .... . .. Honore Ronan, Barbara Vinson, J. Edward Hancock

Katy Awards Committee .. Susan Frick, BarbaraCavanaugh, Bob Tolliver

Membership Phil CoffingDirector of the production is Jean Lewis and Producer is Susan

Frick. The cast consists of approximately 29 area young people in grades4 through 8 and is offered as a field trip to schools throughout VermilionCounty through the Office of the Regional Superintendent of Schools.

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Red Mask is extremely proud of its Children's Theatre and wishesto thank the schools for their cooperation in helping us to provide areayoung people with the opportunity to participate in a truly fine theatreexperience. And a very special thanks to Jean Lewis for over 20 yearsof dedication to Children's Theatre at Red Mask.

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Coming Attractions ...KATY AWARDS: The 1981-82 KATY AWARDS PARTY will be held

at the theatre on Saturday, May 22. A Social Hour will begin at 7:00p.m. and the awards program will begin at 8: 15 - Curtain Time!In addition to the coveted Katy Awards, this year's Jean LewisScholarship will be presented, Please plan to be with us when RedMask honors all those who have worked so hard to make this seasona success.Building Manager - Leon Ewbank * * * * * *

Members of the BoardSuzy Brooks

Barbara CavanaughPhil CoffingSusan FrickEd Grove

Lloyd HillearyDonna JuddBob KnappLiz Miller

Tom Shafer

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SUNSHINE II, LTD.: Several plays and musicals are still under con-sideration for this summer's Sunshine season at Harrison Park. Thefirst production is scheduled for the last weekend in June and thefirst weekend in July. The second show will be presented the lastweekend in July and the first weekend in August.

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Get out your cross and your stake .. , .. DRACULA is coming toRed Mask! Yes pursuant to the procurement of a director, wewill be offering a summer production on July 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, and 17.Dramatized by Hamilton Deane and John L. Balderston from BramStoker's classic novel, DRACULA has enjoyed an enormously successfulrevival in recent years.

Lucy Seward has been attacked by some mysterious illness. Herfather calls in a specialist, Dr. Van Helsing, who believes that the girl isthe victim of a vampire. ENTER COUNT DRACULA!

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Cathy BrownDr. and Mrs. William BuchananChristy BulkeleyBetty BullockMr. and Mrs. Jerry BurkMr. and Mrs. Donald BurkeMr. and Mrs. Ted BurkeMr. and Mrs. Paul H. BurmeisterMr. and Mrs. George BurowMr. and Mrs, Everett ButlerMr. and Mrs. Fred ButlerMrs. Evelyn CampMr. and Mrs. Mike CannonSam CannonJane CantwellBeverly CarterMrs. Bess CastleFrances CaudillHazel CavanaughMrs. Marie ChristieMrs. Rosetta ClarkMr. and Mrs. Wallace ClinganMr. and Mrs. H. R. "Red" ClineMr. tlnd Mrs. Phil CoffingDr. and Mrs. A. J. CohenMr. and Mrs. Marvin CohodesMr. and Mrs. Harry CollierMr. and Mrs. Marion CollingsDr. and Mrs. Phil ConnMr. and Mrs. Ben CookMr. and Mrs. Ramsey CookMr. and Mrs. Allen CookeMr. and Mrs. John CookeDow CookseyMrs. Marion CooHeyNeicy CourtneyMr. and Mrs. Rolland CraigMr. and Mrs. Tom Crays .Mr. and Mrs. George CrewsMr. and Mrs. Ronald CrickLou CrockettMr. and Mrs. Oliver CromwellJulia Marie CrumBarbara CullenMs. Linda CulotliMrs. Hazel CundiffMrs. Pat CunninghamBenn DarnerMr. ·and Mrs. Robert DaughertyAnn DavisMr. and Mrs. Robert S. DavisThomas DayMr. and Mrs. Raymond DazeyDr. and Mrs. Raul de la VegaMrs. Belty DennyMr. and Mrs. Herb DepkeMr. and Mrs. John DepkeMr. and Mrs. Hugh DickisonMr. and Mrs. James C. DinsmoreMr. and Mrs. Gt!ne DixonMr. and Mrs. Terry DolanJack Donovan

-; Patrons :-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ActonMr. and Mrs. William ActonMr. John AdamsonMr. and Mrs. Waller AhrensMrs. Pat AkersHelen AlbeaCharles AlbertMr. and Mrs, Glenn AirmanMr. and Mrs. Ward AmesDrs. S.R. and H.S. AminMrs. Regina AndreMr. and Mrs. Bruce AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Terry AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Bob AppuhnDrs. Vishwas ami Asha ApteMr, and Mrs. James ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. Lionel ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Gerald ArnholtMr. and Mrs. Fouad AsaaciMr. and Mrs. Ed AstonMr. and Mrs. Barton BaileyMr. and Mrs. Joe BalsleyChristine BanksMr. and Mrs. Roy BarkmanMr. and Mrs. Samuel BarrickMr. and Mrs. Mike BatemanMr. and Mrs. Brad BatesJim BaresSarah BaughmanBob BaumBlanche BaumDr. and Mrs. Bipin BavishiEdna BedingerMr. and Mrs. Julian BelcherMr. and Mrs. Robert BengryMr. and Mrs. Robert BennettMr. and Mrs. David BernthalMr. and Mrs. Lloyd BeynonHenry BirclineMr. and Mrs. W. B. BlackMr. and Mrs. Ernest BlandenMr. and Mrs. James BliismgameMr. and Mrs. Kenncth BlueMr. and Mrs, Rusty BoggsMr. Clnd Mrs. Thomas BookwalterMr. and Mrs. Cy BosworthMr. and Mrs. Barry BoydDr. and Mrs. Bill BrandyMr. and Mrs. C. Arthur BredenbergMr. and Mrs. Walter BremerM~. Barbara BrennerDr. and Mr.>;.Gary BrewerInez BrewerMr. and Mrs. Harold Brig~sMr. aOlI Mrs. Jilck BriggsMr. and Mrs. William BrittMr. and Mrs. Sam BrittinghamMr. and Mrs. Kohert BrittonSll\all Brookslohn Brouj.:hMr. (,111<1 Mrs. Arthur HrownMr. and Mr ..... Hill BroW!l

J~lInncttc DumaisMr. nnd Mrs. Gary DyarMr. lind Mrs, Terry EllettMr. and Mrs. R. Maurice ElmoreDr. and Mrs. Harlan EnglishMr. and Mrs. Don EnnisDr. and Mrs. 1. E. EricksonAlice J. EvansRuth EvansDr. and Mrs. Robert EwbankMr. and Mrs. Gene FaasMrs. Zola FaganMrs. Ann FergasonHarry FergusonMe. and Mrs. Mike FehlingPatricia FerrisTony and Barbara FiaschettiBarbara FinkMr. and Mrs. Harry FinkleMe. and Mrs. H. Michael Finklep, David FinksMr. and Mrs. Hank FishmanMargaret K. FitzGeraldMr. and Mrs. Dale FosterMr. and Mrs. Michael FoxMr. and Mrs. Lan y FraleyMr. and Mrs. Robert FreelandMr. and Mrs. Harold FrenchMr. and Mrs. Roger FrickJohn FunkMr. and Mrs, Taylor FunkMr. and Mrs. Gill GarmanMr. and Mrs. Bill GamsonMr. and Mrs. Dennis GaudioMrs. Irma GeiseCeline GeismanCarl GeorgeMr, and Mrs. Lou GentryMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. GilbertMrs. Frances GlindmeierLeah GoffMrs, Jaime GomezMrs. Louise GoutyMrs. Betty GrantMrs. P,atricia GriderTim GriderDr. and Mrs. Jack GriffithsMr. and Mrs. Robert GriggsMr. 'and Mrs. Lin GrishamMr. and Mrs. John GrootenhuisMr, and Mrs. Russell GuinMr. and Mrs. Richard HaenelMr. and Mrs. Herbert HagemanMr. and Mrs. Charles HallMildred HallJ. Edward HancockMr. and Mrs. Jack HandleyMr. and Mrs. William HandleyMr. and Mrs, Duane HannaTracy HansenJoe HarlowMr. and Mrs. Robert HanDora HartmanMr. Steve Haussy

Mr. and Mrs, W, R. HawkinsMr. and Mrs. John Haworth. Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Eddie HedgpethJulius Hegeler, IIC. Ro~alie HenryDr. and Mrs. William HensoldDeborah HerdmanMrs. A. W. HeskettMr. and Mrs. John HeskettDr. ,and Mrs. E. N. HetheringtonMr. and Mrs. Garry HinkleMrs. William HofmanMr. and Mrs. A. J. HoeflingerMr. and Mrs. Kobert HolbrookMr. and Mrs. Charlie M. HortonMr. and Mrs. Nat HortonHarry HoskinsMr. and Mrs. Sam HowieMe. and Mrs. Dave HowreyJohn HowreyMeR Howr-eyM r. and Mrs. Jim HowreyMrs. Ken HowreyGertrude HughbanksMr. and Mrs. Bernard HuntJack HuntKelly HuntMr. and Mrs. James HussMr. and Mrs. Harold HylandMrs. Wilham IngramMr. and Mrs. Jimmie A. JamesonMr. and Mrs. Benson JewellCathy JewellKim JewellCatherine JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Harlan JohnsonMrs. lone JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Raymond JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Steve JohnsonDorothy JonesGeorge JonesMr. and Mrs. H. E. JuddJoseph and Debbie JuddMr. and Mrs. Bill JumpHelen KamileMr. and Mrs. Don KilloughCar! Kin~Mr. and Mrs. Joe KinsonLeonard KirkJenMr. and Mrs. John KnappJames KnoblauchMabel KoehnMr. and Mrs. Don KoenigMr. and Mrs. Otto KoeppeNanette KoernerMr. and Mrs. Gary KortkampMr. and Mrs. Gary KraichMs. Helen LakerMrs. Thelma LakerVicky LambertMe. and Mrs. Tom LaneAaron LaneMr. and Mrs. Buddy LangMe. and Mrs. Dick Lange

Uluh I~BmkinMI, lInd Mrs. Dale Lapetytr,ll, Sophia LapenasMI, I\nd Mrs. Charles LashbrookMI'I. Ruth LawsonI)r. ond Mrs. Philip LaurenceI:)r, nnd Mrs. E. M. LauryMr. nnd Mrs. Fred LeggMrs. Chris LeinsMr. and Mrs. Dennis LenartMark and Terri LevineMr. and Mrs. Tom LewisLewis LindermanMr. :and Mrs. Larry LinmanMr. and Mrs. Richard LivengoodMr. and. Mrs. Don LongerMrs. Ben LouckMr. and Mrs. Bill LucasDon and Betty LucasAgnes LuttrellMr. and Mrs. Alex MacDonaldArleeta MajorsMrs. Margaret ManningEvelyn MargolinMr. and Mrs. W. R. MarstersE. Ruth MartinDr. and Mrs. A. R. MaU-i'sonMr. and Mrs. James MayfieldMr. and Mrs. Oscar McClainMr. and Mrs. Fred McCoyEsther McDanielRonald McDanielMiss Helen McDuffeeLela McGrathJack McKinzieMr. and Mrs. Jeff McMorrisMr. and Mrs. Clyde MeachumMr. and Mrs. Don MeekerMr. and Mrs. Charles MekelGinny MellenMr. and Mrs. Curt MettamJudge and Mrs. John MeyerDr. and Mrs. O. J. MichaelMr. and Mrs. Robert MihmEsther MilesMr. and Mrs. Gordon MileyDaniel MillerHarriet MillerMr. and Mrs. James C. MillerLiz MillerMiss Mary MillerMatt MillerSally MillerMr. and Mrs. Stuart MillerLarry and Ann MillsLynn MinerGeorge MinnemanMr. and Mrs. Jerry MooreRon and Sara MooreMr. and Mrs. Jack MorphewMrs. Clarence MosserMr. and Mrs. John MosserMe. and Mrs. l.. L. MotulskyMr. -and Mrs. James M. Mulvaney

Mrs. Esther MyersPriscilla. NeeleyMr. and Mrs. Richard NelsonLawrence NewtsonMr. and Mrs. Robert NolinMr. and Mrs. Walt NygrenMr. and Mrs. Robert O'BrienMr. and Mrs. Joe PalermoRev. John PaninskiE. Robert PapeE. R. Pape IIICathy ParsonsDr. and Mrs. Tom PassoMrs. Ninla Faris PayneMr. and Mrs. Don PerrySue PionekJack and Jeannie PipesMr. and Mrs. Dnn PipkinRev. and Mrs. George PopeMr. and Mrs. E. David PorterWillinm PorterMrs. Vuleric PoveloncsMr. und Mr·s. Lawrence PratherMr. Ilnd Mrs. Linis PrenticeSheena PrenticeStuart PrenticeJane find Wolford Pl'iccMr. and Mrs. JOhn PruetlMnry RnndnllMr. and Mrs. Robort Rond-nllMr. and Mrs. A. O. RnnzcnbergcrMr. and Mrs. Rny RedenbnllQhDr. find Mrs. Mlchncl ReedWilmn K. RIChDr. and Mrs. George RlchardllEarle RobertsMarcia RobertsElizabeth RobertsonElizabeth RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Onry RoaersMr. lind MI's. I~vel'otl RollinsMrs. Florence H. RoosBeatrice RoseMr. Innd Mrs. Prunk R080Mr. lind Mr·s. I-Iownnl Rosenbcr'lIDr. und Mrs, Ernt8t RosoncrnnsPenny RothMr. und Mrs, Frederick RoyaltyMrs. Ruth Royu1tyVirginiu RoynltyMr. and Mrs. Wesley RushNance RybmczykMr. lind Mrs, Kurt SolomonMr. and MIS. John SandersMr. lind Mrs. George SatterwhiteMr. und Mrs, O. Wm. SatterwhiteJerry SlIvcskyDr. und Mrs. N. L. SaxtonMr. lind Mrs. Blll SchatzDr. und Mrs. Jim SchoonMr. and Mrs. Chuck SchroederMr. und Mrs. Doug SchuetterMr. und Mrs. Phil SchwartzMr. und Mrs. Robert Schwartz