Our 1961-1962 Season: Mainstage
The setting is a small Oklahoma town in the early 1920s and the home of the Flood family. Here we find Rubin, a traveling salesman for a harness firm, Cora, his sensitive and lovely wife, Sonny, their little boy and Reenie, their teenage daughter. The plot consists of a series of short stories — the fight between a husband and wife; the fear of an overly shy young girl on going to a dance; the problems of an introverted little boy who feels that the whole world is against him; the corroding marriage of Cora's rowdy sister; and the tragedy of a military school cadet who suffers from the stigma of being a Jew in an alien community. The play's message is that there is dark at the top of everyone's stairs, but that it can be dissipated by understanding, tolerance and compassion.
Opening Night: Wednesday, January 31, 1962 - Closing Night: Saturday, February 10, 1962
Sammy Goldenbaum | Jack Ballard |
Flirt Conroy | Debbie Deeble |
Reenie Flood | Jamie Donnelly |
Morris Lacey | Wilbur "Bud" Downing |
Punky Givens | Dick Eggert |
Sonny Flood | Jackie Pfeifer |
Lottie Lacey | Pat Shea |
Cora Flood | Peg Shuler |
Rubin Flood | Clark Walter |
Director | Bob Foth
Larry Harden |
Producer | Dorothy Cobb
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Stage Manager | Frank Gaffney
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Set Design | Eleanor Faber
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Set Construction-Crew | Al Berger
Bob Ely Frank Gaffney George Hedlund Bob Hooper Fred Ingram Jud Rae Tom Tierney John Van Goor |
Stage Crew | Kay Doddington
Marthe Foth Pat Harden Gloria Ingram Barbara Schreiber Ellen Walter |
Set Decor | Eleanor Faber
Gloria Ingram |
Lighting Design | Bill DeVorss
Dick Eggert |
Sound Crew | Walter Caceres
John Falk Bob Hooper Sel Thierfelder |
Props | Kay Doddington
Becky Kinney Helena Pfeiffer |
Costumes | Pat Harden
Sarah Reed Ellen Walter |
Make-Up | Lea Bonner
Madeline Child Mildred Hilyard Kay Hoffman Alice Mahler |
Prompter | Kay Hoffman
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