the student prince
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B f p Eittlp 8h~t.t "Central Illinois' Only ~ ~ u ; ' t ~ Star Music h i d ~ r a r n a ' Theatre"
Twelfth Season May 25 - Sept. 29, 1968 %ullivan, illinois : ' . ,. - . - ?z *.'
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ky s. LM8, JJI. Resents PETER and ANlKO PALMER in
'THE STUDENT PRINCE' July 9 = 21, 1968
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Guy S. Little, Jr. PRESENTS
PETER PALMER in
"HE STUDENT PRINCEd Book and Lyrics by Music by
DOROTHY DONNELLY SIGMUND ROMBERG with
ANIKO PALMER ROBERT GWALTNEY BILL HADDAD JOHN KELSO
HELEN MALONE HAROLD GOLDBERG DIRECTED by ROBERT BAKER Choreography by GEORGE BUNT
Musical Direction by ROBERT MOREEN PRODUCTION DESIGNED by ROBERT D. SOUL€
Costumes by JEAN WEBSTER Production Stage Manager
BENNETT T. OBERSTEIN Technical Dimetor
FREDRICK LEE OLSON
I ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. LITTLE I CAST
Prince Karl Franz ................................................ PETER PALMER Kathie ............................................................... ANlKO PALMER Dr. Engel ............................................................... JERRY ROSS Lucas ............................................................... DAVID HARDIN Von Asterberg ................................................. JAMES BALDASSARE Count Hugo Detlef ....................................................... GUY LITTLE Gretchen ....................................................... MARTA ANDERSON Lutz ............................................................ ROBERT GWALTNEY Ruder ................................................................ BILL HADDAD Princess Margaret .................................................... DIANE SLEEK Captain Tarnitz ..................................................... DAVID HARDIN Hubert ................................................................. JOHN KELSO Grand Duchess Anastasia ......................................... HELEN MALONE Countess Lyden ...................................................... JEAN WEBSTER Prime Minister Von Mark ......................................... CARL GOODWIN Toni ............................................................ HAROLD GOLDBERG Baron Arnheim .................................................... NEIL FLECKMAN Barmaid soloist ..................................................... LOIS CARLSON Students: SONNY KNIGHT, GIL FISHER, LARRY BREEDING, STEVE HARRIS,
DAVl D WESTPHAL, TOM HASTINGS, GREGG STUMP, DARYL WAGNER, WILLIAM STONE, PHIL BOATWRIGHT
Barmaids .............. SHARI BAUHS, JEANNE REYNOLDS and VANESSA LITTLE Pas de Deux Dancers .-. . - . . - - - -. - - - - . GEORGE BUNT and DEBORAH WOOD Extras: PATTI FUOCO, LINDA HUTSON, THERESA KIMBROUGH, MARY LOU
WESTERFIELD, SUSAN LE BEAU
0RCHESTRA:Michael Garrett, Percussion; Robert Moreen, Piano; Jack Henry. Bass: Ann Weitzel, Cello ; David Lehman. Violin
CREDITS: Sullivan Library, General Telephone Co., Moultrie County News, Arthur's Furniture Decatur.
"The Student Prinoe" PRODUCED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH CENTURY LIBRARY, INC., 225 West 44th Street, New York 10035, N. Y. - - -
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LITTLE THEATRE ON ITS 1 2th
SEASON
WELCOME! TO THE TWELFTH SEASON
Althou h Vivian Vance starring in The Mar- riage-GO-sound on May 25th marks the first show of the 1968 spring-summer-fall reason s t The Little Theatre-On The Square thia pro- duction will be the ninth opening f& producer Guy S. Little, Jr. this year. Immediately after
resenting Rosemary Prinz in A Girl Could Get Eycky in December- anua in Sullivan. Mr. Ltttle left for PhoenL, ~ x o n a where he was tagaged as producer for the 21at season a t the famous Sombrero P1a house While in Phoenix, Mr. Little presented Joward Keel Ray Walaton Kathryn Croaby Mildred ~ a t w i c i Cornelia 0ti: Skinner and <ther greats of American show busrness In addrtron to Ann Sothern. Robert Cumminga and Vivian Vance. . .all who will appear in Sullivan this season. Mr. Little retllrned to Sullivan in time to remodel the balcpny of the theatre, removing the old pro- jectron booth and elevating the seats' and in- stalling a new curved st. e curtaiA-a11 to celebrate the opening of t f e 12th season in Sulkvan.
Long before Mr. Little opened the Grand Theatre back in 1957, he hoped and planned that someda he would have a theatre where musicals and. plays could be presented. He got his first job 1n professional theatre as an ap-
rentice a t the Keene New Hampshire Summer Bheatre in 1951 and 'worked the two following summers at the Gateway Musical Playhouse near Atlantic City.
After raduation from the Univeraity of Miami d r . Little took graduate courses a t ~ o l u m b i a Universit and The Americaq Theatre Wipg before retumrng to central Illinols in .the sprlng of 1957 to look for a theatre locatron.
Not havin auccesa locating a suitable theatr,c in any of t%e lar er cities in downstate 1111- nois, Mr. .Little %=aided to lea= the movie houae ?n hra natrve Sullivan. Since t h t opening of Br~gadoorr on J.uly 3. 1957. Mr. Little has presented 112 majo: productions-bo* playa and m ~ a r c a l c f e a t u r m g many outstanding atara and supporting casts from Broadway. Hollywood. T V and Opera. The first season ran nine weeks and had an attendance of 8,000. The
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Little Theatre-On The Square was open for twenty-four weeks last year and had an at-
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Producer Guy S. Little, Jr. in the country. learn every phase of theatre operation while they are working towards mem- bership in E uity. the actor's unron. After experiente in 8uflrvan. many have gone on to successful careers on Broadway and TV.
In addition to his p r o d u c t i o ~ in Sullivan Mr. Little managed the Piccolo Playhou~e d Joliet and has had touring productions that have played leading theatrem in Michigan 0-hio, Colorado. Connecticut and New York. M;. L ~ t t l e works year around book in^ outstanding stars such as June All son Dennis Weaver, John Payne Margaret 8 ' ~ d e n ulia Meade Linda ~ a r n e i l . Marie Wilson. d i e Bracken.'Joe E. Brown. Margaret Truman, Cesar Romero Mer- cedes Mecambridge, Andy Devine. ~a rdnAr Mc- Kay. Alan Young and Carl Betz.
Mr. Little has directed many of the product- ions, designed and built the s e n e appeared in many of the shows. %a ar".",O%: roles include Mr. Snow in Carousel, Lt. Cable in South P a c ~ f l c and Kenneth in Call Me Madam.
Guy met his wife, Jerili, when they were both stud ing theatre at the University of Miami. {.er.r18 has starred in many productions in Sul- rvan and on tour and has established a fol-
lomng wherever she has performed. The Littles have been married fourteen ears and have two children. Vanessa age twerve and Sean, age six. Both childre; have been active in the Sul- livan productions.
The operation of a star theatre for twelve years in a town with a population of less than 4,000 has been called "the miracle of Sullivan" by theatre histonana. Guy S. Little.. Jr. grate- fully salutes the fa~thful central Illinois audi- encem who have patronized The Little Theatre- On The Square since 1957.
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. . . Who's Who in the Cast PETER PALMER (Prince Karl Frans) is mak- ing his sixth appearance at The Little Thea- tre-On the Square. Palmer's first appearance tn Sullivan was as Curley in Oklahoma! in 1962, followed by starring roles in The Tender Trap. The Pajama Game, 110 In The Shade, and Car- ousel.
After starring in Li'l Abner for two years on Broadway, Peter was signed bv Paramount to star in the film version. Since Li'l Abner. Peter has appeared on many leading television r m s including The Perry Como Show. E;
elephone Hour, Red Skelton Show, Tennessee Ernie Ford. The John Forsythe Show, and The Jackie Gleason Show. His many night club ap- pearances include engagements at the Waldorf Astoria in New York and the Drake Hotel in Chicago. Peter is one of the most popular per- formers at New York City Center, having ap- peared there in Oklaboma!. Brigadoon and The Most Happy Fella.
In 1967 Peter and his wife toured South Amer- ica doing Show Boat and Carousel in all the capital cities. They also toured Viet Nam Ko- rea. the Philippines and Japan with The h e r Palmer Show and sang in various ni~htclubs in Japan and South America. Peter played Sgt. Bustard on the 1967-68 television srries Custrr. After the close of The Student Prance in Sullr- van. Peter and Aniko will go to Lima, Peru to star in concerts there.
ANIKO FARRELL PALMER (Kathie) is the extremely talented and versatile wife of Peter Palmer. She had her own television show on the CBC network in Canada. Aniko was Miss Newfoundland in 1965 and went on to hold the coveted title of Miss Canada the same year. In Florida, she competed in the Miss Universe con- test, and in 1965 she also had the honor of be- ing first runner up in the Miss World contest held in England. This title allowed Aniko td comoete for Miss International in California. While there she was offered a contract with The ~ a w r e n 6 e Welk Show. With the Melodyland Theatre in California, she starred in My Fair Lady, Oliver!, The Unsinkable Molly Brown and Guys And Dolls. Aniko also starred in The Unsinkable Molly Brown in 1966 at the Circle Star Theatre in San Francisco where she met Peter. They dated six months'and became en- gaged in Sullivan while Peter was starring in Carousel!
Aniko is a native of Newfoundland and one of eight children. She is the second cousin of renowned opera star, Eileen Farrell.
ROBERT GWALTNEY Lutz) appeared in the first prodaction of Brigadoon at the Old Grand Theatre twelve years ago. He is recreatin his role of Lutr which he played at The t i t t l e Theatre in 1959. Among a long list of theatri- cal credits. he includes appearances with Bert Lahr in Burlesque. Burgess Meredith in The
Silver Whistle and Burl Ives in The Man Who Came To Dinner at leading theatres throughout the country. Mr. Gwaltney has been featured with Linda Darnel1 Marie Wilson Edward Ev- erett Horton. ~ a & a r e t Truman ' and Joe E. Brown. He has also appeared in Miami Beach's Deauville Hotel in productions of The Music Man and Call Me Madam. Bob's roles last sea- son included Mr. De Pinna in You Can't Take It With You and Captain Brackett in South Pacific.
JOHN KELSO (Hubert) has directed many out- standing stars from Broadway T V and Holly- wood including Andy Devine, kargaret O'Brien, Tab Hunter, Eddie Bracken and the late Linda Darnell.
A graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University,
i ohn appeared in summer stock in Montana be- ore coming to The Little Theatre. His recent
appearances in Sullivan include roles opposite Terry Moore in The Voice Of The Turtle, in My Three Angels with Andy Devine and op- posite. Mevedes McCambridge in Who's Afraid Of Vir ania Wwlf? This past winter John was featured with Dan Daily tn The Odd Couple and Terry Moore in Voice Of The Turtle at Pheasant Run Playhouse in Chicago.
HELEN MALONE (Grand Duchess Anastasia) appeared opposite Andy Devine in Never T w Late, with Margaret Hamilton in Bloomer Girl, and in Kind Sir with Rosemary Prinz. Miss Ma- lone has performed a t all the theatres in the Chica o area in a variety of shows including ~ood-%?ye My Fancy and Lady I n The Dark. Helen toured wtth Dennis O'Keefe in the pre- Broadway tryout of Never Too Late and has played the role of the middle-aged expectant mother at many theatres throughout the country.
Last reason Helen a peared at Sullivan tn Life Wath Father You 8an't Take I t With You and On A Clear ' ~ a y You Can See Forever.
JEAN WEBSTER. (Countess Lyden) has a p peared at St. LOUIS Muntctpal Opera and tn stock in the Chicago area and Ohio. She has been featured with Walter Pidgeon, Tab Hunt- er, Tom Poston Marie Wilson Betty Ann Grove hyington, ~ i a n a ' Dors, Tom well: l%rigurrsv and most recentlv she ao- peared ki th ames Darren and ~ e ~ i & l d ~ a r a - ner in Tom ones. Besides acting and appearing on TV commercials, she and her husband Bill Tsokos own and operate a theatrical firm for which she is costume designer.
HAROLD GOLDBERG (Toni) is making his Sullivan debut this season. His roles include Sidney in Catch Me If You Can Sol Schwarts in The Tender Trap and Mr. ~ i r b ; in You Can't Take It With You. In musical comedies Mr. Goldberg has appeared as Bellamy in The Fan- tasticks, Pinian in Finian's Rainbow and Ali Hakim in Oklahoma!, among many others. ,Mr. Goldberg's opera roles range from the Marnase Broker in Madam Butterfry to Dr. Bartob la Barber of Sevalle.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I
Scene 1. Garden of the Inn of the Three Golden Apples, a t the University of Heidelberg Scene 2. The same.
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ACT 11 Scene 1. The Ro a1 Palace at Karlsberg, two years later. Scene 2. Prlnce gar1 Frans's Chambers. Scene 3. The Inn.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
T ......................................................... Gretchen an, GARLANDS BRIGHp TO T H E INN WE'RE MARCHING.. . DRINKING SONG .................... COME BOYS .......................... (REPRISE) DRINKING SONG.. .... (REPRISE) T O T H E INN WE'RE ENTRANCE O F THE PRINCE GAUDEAMUS IGITUB GOLDEN DEEP IN M .......................... SERENADE STUDENT LIFE ................ Prin (REPRISE) DEEP IN MY HEART
ACT I d Ruder .. .Von Asterberg Detlef, Lucas and Students
. .Von Asterberg, ' ~ e t l e f . Lucas and Students ......................... .Kathie and Students ....................................... Students ....................................... Students Yngel, Kathie, Ruder, Gretchen aqd Girls
lents ................... .Prince. E .................................................................... ! StUl .............................................................................. DAYS En
;Y HEART .......................................................... .Kathie and Princ ............ Detlef, Von ............
........................ Prince and Students Asterberg, Lucas, Kathie. Gretchen and En el ........................................ .~at!ie
ACT I1 .......................................................... BALLET Geor e Bunt and Deborah Wood ...................................................... JUST W E TWO kincess, Tarnitz and Officers FINALE .................................................................................. Ensemble
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