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('Central Illinbis' Only . . Equity Star Music and Dram.: Thea~iCpp. '1 Twelfth Season a May 25 ,- Sept. 29, 1968 Sullivan, Illinois . Guy S. Little, Jr. Presents Jack Haskell in "Under The Yum-Yum Tree '' September 17 - 29, 1968

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('Central Illinbis' Only . . Equity S tar Music and Dram.: Thea~iCpp. ' 1 Twelfth Season a May 25 ,- Sept. 29, 1968 Sullivan, Illinois .

Guy S. Little, Jr. Presents

Jack Haskell in "Under The Yum-Yum Tree '' September 17 - 29, 1968

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Guy S. Little, Jr. PRESENTS

JACK HASKELL

"UNDER THE IUM-'IUM TREE ' By LAWRENCE ROMAN

BARBARA LEA with

LARRY BREEDING b JEANNE REYW S JOHN KELSO BILL HADDAR

DIRECTED bv JOHN KELSO PRODUCTION DESIGNED by JOSEPH

I CAST

Irene Wilson ........................................................... BA- LEA Robin Austin .................................................... JEANNE W N R L D S Dave Manning .................................................... URII* ~ B ~ I N G Hogan ................................................................ J&& m K E L L A Milkman .............................................................. JOHN MEW0 A Cab Driver .......................................................... BltL HADDAD

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire action taken place in an attic apartment in an aged building on San Franci.eo'~ Tatepph Hill. The time i s the present.

ACT l Scene 1: The morning of a summer day.

Scene 2: Tha t night, about eleven o'clock.

ACT II Scene 1: The next day, late afternoon

Scene 2: Very early the following morning.

THERE WILL BE A TEN MINUTE INTERMISSION BETWEEN ACTS NO SMOKING I N THE THEATRE

No Pictu~es Please-Cameras Not Permitted in Theatre

CREDITS: Biederman's. Inc., of Decatur The Golden Eagle Arthur's Furniture Store Zale's Jewelry Store, Macon Music, Decatur; 1ndrx Notion Co., ~awb;ker's, 0. B. Baker, E~zY's' Florist, Sullivan

"Under The Yum-Yum Tree" presented wi th permission OF Samuel French, Inc, NYC.

PRODUCTION STAFF FOR MR. LITTLE Public Relations and Publicity ........ Abigail Assistant Stage Managers. ...... .Jean Webster,

Snrever Abirail Sorever. Larrv Breedin~. - - -, - - Executive Secretary ............. Dee Bradley Assistant to the Producer .... Abigail Spreyer Business Manager .......... Guy S. Little. Sr. Box Office ............ Alma Smlth. Margaret

Brummett Inis Little, Robert Gwaltne Property ~b-ordinator .......... Bill daddad Assistant to the Costumer . . Theresa Kimbrough Librarian .................... Jeanne Reynolds

---- ---. Ushers . . ~ . ~ . - . - . - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e r ~ i n e - - ~ ~ e n d a Cookson

Karen Montague. Kathy ~ d w l e r , Dareel ~un: derburk, Sue Grady. Sally Snow Denise Fults. Vickie Woolen, Debbie hobinson. Vickie Rusa

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JOHN BARLOW, R. Ph.

WELCOME! TO THE TWELFTH SEASON

You Dreamd

"The Impossible Dream'-

-Keep Dreaming

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE

LITTLE THEATRE ON ITS 12th

SEASON

Although Vivian Vance starring in Tho Mar- riage-Go-Round on May 26th marks the first show of the 1968 spring-summer-fall season a t The Little Theatre-On The Spuare, this pro- duction will be the ninth openlng for producer Guy S. Little, Jr, this year. Immediately after y s e n t i n g Rosemary Prinz in A Girl Could Get ucky in December-January in Sullivan Mr.

Little left for P h o m ~ x , Arizona where h; was engaged a s producer for the 21st season a t the famous Sombrero Pla house While in Phoenix Mr Little presented I-foward +el, Ray ~ a l s t o ? ' ~ a i h r y n Crosby. Mildred Natwlck Cornella 0t1; Skinner and other greats of American show business in addition to Ann Sothern. Robert Cummrng;~ and Vivian Vance. . .all who will appear In Sullivan this season. Mr. Little returned to Sullivan in time to remodel the balcpny of the theatre, removing the old pro- ~ e c t l o n booth and elevating the seats; and in- stalling a new curved stage curtain-all to celebrate the opening of the 12th season in Sullivan.

Lung before. Mr. Little opened the Grand Theatre back m 1957 he hoped and planned that someda he wouid have a theatre where musicals andf plays could be presented. He got his f i rs t job tn professional theatre as an ap- prentice a t the Keens, New Hampshire Summer Theatre i n 1951 and worked the two following summers a t the Gateway Musical Playhouse near Atlantic City.

After raduation from the University of Miami, B r . Little took graduate courses a t Columbia University and The American Theatre Wing before satuamng to central Illinois in the spring of 1957 t o look for a theatre location.

Not having success locating a suitable theatre i n . any of the Iar e r cities in downstate Illi- nols. Mr. Little lecided to lease the movie house in his native Sullivan. Since the opening of Brigadoon on J.uly 3, 1957, Mr. Little has presented 112 major productions-both plays and musical t i fea tur ing many outstanding stars and supporting casts from Broadway. Hollywood, T V and Opera. The first season ran nine weeks and had an attendance of 8000. The Little Theatre-On The Square was 'open for twenty-four weeks last year and had an at- tendance of 80.000. . .a most gratifying in- crease! The Little T'heatre-OR. The Square also has a Ch~ldren's Theatre a h ~ c h presents pro- ductions for young audiences on Saturdays dur- ing late June, July and August. Mr. Little strongly believes that stock should be a prov- ing-ground and workshop for young talent to develop as actors-singers-dancers and technicians Thirty outstanding apprentices are accepted each

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Aikman E. R. Anselm Mrs. Leonhrd Albert Jane 4nt le Leonard Albert Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Antle M-s. W. G. Alexander George Arthur Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Allen Mrs. Stanley Ashby Mrs. R a l ~ h Allen Jack, Mr. & Mrs. Jay Allred Ayars%?."te Bank Elsie B. Alpers Aylco Chamiaal Co. I

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TICKET SUBSCRIBERS

MOTEL MILROY

Phone 728-71 1 3

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 union. After oxpericnte in lulllvan many have successful^ .careers o? roadna nay anf%.Ou to

In addit~on to h ~ s pmductiona In Sulllvan Mr: Little mana ed the Piccolo Playhouaa in. Joltet and has hag touring productions that hare played leading theatrea in Michigan, Ohio Colorado. Connecticut and New York. Mr. ~ i t t l ; works year around booking outstanding stars such as June All son Dannls Weaver ohn P a y 4 Margaret d ' ~ d e n Julia ~ e a d e , ' d n d a Darnell, Marie Wllson dd i t Bracken Joe E. Brown Margaret ~ n d a n Cessr ~om;ro Mer- cedes bdc~ambridge ~ n d y ' Devine. ~ardn;r Mc- Kay Alan Young ind Carl Bets.

M;. Little has directed many of the product- ions, designed and built the uener appeared in many 08 the shows. a s a k t o z z roles include Mr. Snow in Carourcf Lt. Cable in South Pacific and Kenneth in C ~ J ; Ma Madam.

Guy met his wife Jerili, when they were both stud inp theatre ai the Univenity of Miami. plifi has darned in many producths in sui- Ivan and on tour 8nd has established a fol-

lowin wherever she has performed. The Littles have %ten married fourteen ears and have two children. Vanessa. age tweLe )nd Sea* age Jx. Both chil.dren have been actlve in the Sul- livan product~ons.

The operation of a star theatre for twelve years in 8 town with a population of less than 4.000 has been c!lled "the mirac!e of Sullivan" by theatre historians. Guy 6. L~tt le . Jr. gnte- fully salutes the faithful central Illinois audi- ences who have patronized The Little Theatre- On The Square sinw 1917.

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1 Fred D. Bachman Mr. & Mrs. Raymond H. Bacon & Van Buskirk Bane

Glass Co. Clarke Barber Virgil Bader Mr. & Mrs. John Barlow Mrs. Carl C. Baer Hildreth Barnes Richard Bailey Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Dorothy Baker Barrick Joyce Baker Mr. John Bash Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Baker, Marjorie Bathe

Jr. Mrs. Madge Bauer Lucie Baker Mr. & Mrs. Dale M. Mrs. Ruth Baker Bayles Forrest Ball Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Beals Edward N. Ballard Mrs. E. R. Bean

(Listing continued on following pages)

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Our 69th year

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a t The Litt le Theatre--On The Square are especially pkofitable to clubs and organiza- tions interested in earning funds in an en- joyable and painless manner. Although clubs and organizations a n inactive during the summer, they can still utilize the fa l l por- tion of the Litt le Theatre season, extending

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Who's Who in the Cast . . . ACK HASKELL (Hogan who broke box of-

i c e records a t The Little hea t re -On the Square lant aeason while starring in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, was first seen in Sullivan in 1961 when he played Tommy in Brrgmdoon. Since his last visit to Sullivan, Mf. Haskell has kept busy appearing on the Tomght Show with Johnny Carson, hoatmg NBC's Monitor. making commercials, headlining in many of the leading supper clubs. and touring Africa.

One of television's most popular performers, , having appeared on almost every to network

show, Mr. Haskell has starred on t i e Broad- way stage and in summer stock theatres across the countra in addition to his niuht-club and concert work. His T V credits include The Jack Paar Show. The Bell Telephone Hour, The Garw Moore Show Today The Arthur God- freg Show, and ~ h k Hike 'Dourla. Show. His theatre credits are topped by a long Broadway nm in Irvin Berlin s Mr. Presideat.

Born i? ~ f ; r o n , Ohio. he grew up in Cleve- land. Ohro end 18 a graduate of Northwestern University' in Evanaton, Illinois. He had his own radio show on a Chicago mtation when he was still in college and has been on the air ever since. with the exception of four years spent as a pi!ot in the U. S. Navy. Jack firat came to prominence as the singing star of the G a r r m y At Large show. His records, wych have enjoyed great popularity both in the United States and Europe include ack Swings For Jack (Paar, that is$ and.~arolJd Rome's Gallery.

When not tied up wrth profe?sional appear- ances. Jack enjoys flying, sailrng and golf. However with his Connecticut hoke situated only yaids from Long Island Sound, sailing has become his prrmary interest.

BARBARA LEA (Irene) returned to the Sulli- van stage after two year's absence to play Kate in last week's The Miracle Worker starring Katharine Houghton. Since her last appearance in Sullivan aa Grace in Bus Stop wlth Edd Byrnes. Miss h a has moved to the West Coast where she has been very active in theatre a pearing in productions of The Lower ~ e p t g ; and Nude With Violin a t the ART Theatre in Phoenix. Arizona and the lead in Guest I n The House in.Los An e le r M i u Lea. has also been featured In My a r e e A a ~ e l s m t h Alan Mow- bray and in Pqgmalion m t h Hugh Marlowe in Port Huron Mrchrgan. Barbara will be remem- bered by kentral Illinois audiences for her . character roles in Solid Gold Cadillac The Seven Year Itch with Eddie Bracken. ~ i & wrth Margaret O'Brien and Sundays In New York with Gary Conway.

She was a charming Mrs. Higgina in My Parr Lady durin the 1964 season and a fri ht ened Miss ~ e l f s in Dracda with Tahn radine in 1965. A radutte from w = l l ; G g; music major ~ a r 6 a r a 1s currently getting an M.A in ~rat!na a t U.C.L.A.

LARRY BREEDING (Dave i s fast becoming a familiar face a t the ~ i t t j e Theatre-On The Bquare. A member of the company for two seasons, he was fe?tured as Scott in What Did We Dq Wron m t h Mr. and Mrs Pat O'Brren aa Irvrn in g o Time For ~ e r g e i n t s , and l a d week as James in The Mrracle Worker with Katharine Houghton. This season Larry has aim appeared in The Student Prince. Ok-

lahoma! and Kiss Y e Kate-a ahow in which he not only performed 'but was also technical di- rector for the entire production. Last season Larry was seen in On A Ckar Day with Jack Haskell Sweet Charity with Will Hutchins, Show oat with Bruce Yarnell, and Funny Girl with Gardner McKay plans to attend U.C.L.A. for his Maite??gegree in film di- rectory.

JEANNE REYNOLDS (Robin). who is making her professional debut in this production, has prepared herself for the professional stage by working in educational and community theatre for nine years. Her major roles have included Laura in Anatom of A Murder Sabrina in Skin of Our ~ e e t g and Ruth in he P ~ r a t e s of Penzance. She has also appeared in Yeoman of the Guard and The Revoked Wife.

A graduate of Drake University in DesMoines, Iowa Jeanne has exhibited her talents as a danc;r and singer a t the Little Theatre-On the Square in The Student Prince with Peter Palm- er Guys and Dolls with Jane Kean, The S d of' M u ' c with Dorothy Collins. Oklahoma! with Bruce Yarnell, and Kiss Me Kate with Patricia Morison.

i O H N KELSO (Milkman and Director) has een a regular a t the Llttle Theatre-On the

Square for tight seasons exhibiting his talents as an actor, director, singer, dancer, and stage mana er for man productions. This season,

%as directed gobart Horton in Picnic Ann &%ern in Glad Tidings, Mr. and ~ r s : Pat O'Brien in What Did We Do Wrong? and Peter Marshall in No Time For Sergeants. He has also been featured as Hubert in The Studem Prince with Peter Palmer Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls with an; Kean, Will Parker in Oklahoma! with Bruce Yarnell, B!11 Cal- I?oun in Kiss Me. Rate starrin Patricla Mor- rson, Ben Whitledge in No %ime For Ser- geants with Peter Marahall, and the Doctor in The Miracle Worker with Katharine Houghton.

John starred as Pseudolus in Guy Little's tour- ina production of A Funny Thrng Happened On The Way To The Forum and received rave re- views throughout the country. Barbra Streisand and the Smothers Brothers were amonx his as- sociates when he appeared. a t St. Louis' Cry- stal Palace This past wlnter ohn appeared a t pheasant' Run Playhouse in Tde Odd Couple with Dan Dailey and in Vorce Of The Turtle with Terry Moore.

BILL HADDAD (Cab Driver) delighted audien- ces with his performances of two roles in No Time For Sergeants with Peter Marshall. Bill was seen early in the show as the Draft Man and later portrayed General Bush. A fav- orite a t the Little Theatre-On the Square, Bill has appeared this season as Ruder in The Stu- dent Prince with Peter Palmer, as Nicelv-Nicely ohnaon in Guys And Dolls with Jane Kean, as

L a x Detweiler in The Sound Of M 9 c with Dorothy Collins as Andrew Carnes In OUa- homa! with ~ ; u c e Yarnell as one of the gangsters in Kiss Me. Kate k i th .Patricia Mor- tson and as Anannos in The Mrracle Worker with Katharine H-oughton.

Last season Bill was featured with Will Hutchins in Sweet Charit and with Bett Ann Grove in South Pacific. Ke has previousry ap- eared in Here's LBVe with Julia Meade Came-

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T H A N K Y O U A t the close of our twelfth and most successful season at The Li t t le Theatre-On The

Square, I should l ike t o express my deep and sincere appreciation and that o f the entire company ,+'or the wonderful cooperation, encouragement, and loyal support you, as theatre gaers, have given us this past spring, summer and fall. This -son we presented eight plays and five musicals as well as three Children Theatre's productions and an apprentice workshop theatre production oP MARAT/SADE. During the past twelve seasons w e have presented a total of one hundred, twentv-seven maior productions and wi th the final curtain of the 1968 season, a total 08 1,253 performances have been viewed by Central Il l inois audiences. We have been extremely pleased a t the reception that you have given the variety o f entertainmen# presented. Plans are already underway for the upcoming 13th season i n Sullivan, and depending upon the availability o f outstanding stars and the release of new plays and musicals for stock production, our schedule w i l l include:

HELLO, DOLLY1 MAME I DO! I DO! FIDDLER ON THE ROOF M A N OF LA MANCHA CABARET CACTUS FLOWER GEORGE MI PLAZA SUITE THE PRIME OF MISS BRODIE A M A N FOR A L L SEASONS TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON

We welcome your suggestions as to stars, musicals and plays that you would like to sac. And we w i l l be looking forward to seeing you again i n 1969 . . . your continued support, help and cooperation w i l l be greatly appreciated as in the past.

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