PATRONS

LIFE MEMBERSHIPS

Mrs. Hazel ButlerI. W. Wechselberger, Jr.Beulah WalesMrs. Frank Perry

HONORARY MEMBERS

Mr. & Mrs. Lester BiseMr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. BohardMiss Debbie GabbertMrs. Dorothy GrileyMr. & Mrs. Henry Savoian

PATRONS

George BurkhardtMr. & Mrs. Russell GamageThomas A. GibsonMr. & Mrs. Bill MatsonGeorge SalmonJean SearsGertrude SlyeMr. & Mrs. Robert TriplettWestchester JaycettesMrs. R. P. Vossler

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Flynt Studios

The Beverly Hilton Hotel

Welch's Uniform Co.

Call Michelle Richards at VE. 7-2392 if you are inter-ested in becoming at patron or subscription member. I'Betty Weiss handles "working" members and may be (:reached at 645-1421 or at our regular monthly meet-ings held in the theater on the third Wednesday. I~~:~;;:,"' o~~~;:~pdO" not pi". vou "doc obliqa- ~

~.

BILL MALSONTEXACO DEALER

"Lubrication Specialists"

Free Pickup & Delivery

1601 Centinela Avenue Inglewood, Calif.

ORchard 7-2031 ORchard 4-9881

Next Production

ALL THE KING'S MEN

Casting: Jan. 22, 23

Artistic Landscaping Co.Free Estimates

"Specializing in Oriental andTropical Landscaping"

JIM COONS OR. 1--9380

LINEARELECTRONICSCORPORATION

8331 S. Lincoln LosAngelesOR. 8-6657

All Types Radio & ElectricityControlled Operations

present

LUILLAIBYby

DON APPELL

WESTCHESTER PLAYHOUSE

8301 Hindry

Los Angeles 45

WELCOME ILU[ILILAB Yby

DON APPELLKentwood Players wish each of you a happy, healthyand peaceful New Year. We hope one of your resolu-tions will be to attend a performance of each. of oureight productions in 1962. Thank you for your pasthelp and future patronage.

Cast in order of appearance:

A bellhop Mel Oshins

*Johnny ........................................•........... Dave MizrahiEadie Michelle RichardsThe mother Edythe Silis

RESERVATIONS: Mornings: 9-1 OR 4-2448

Afternoons: 1-6 OR 0-2475Produced through arrangements with

Dramatist Play Service

*Directed by Jerry Silvers

Theater parties may be arranged through Sue Beber atOR. 8-3529 or OR. 4-9567 for this play or futureplanned productions.

Act I: Scene The Wedding Night

Scene 2 The Honeymoon Morning

Act II: Scene The First Week

Scene 2 The First Month

*Photography through courtesy of Flynt Studio, West-chester. PRODUCTION STAFF

After act one coffee will be served in the foyer cour-tesy of Kentwood Players.

Cokes are available at fifteen cents.

General Chairman Doris BrownTickets Gloria RosenHospitality Sue BixlerProgram, Announcements Margaret TerryPosters Chuck ReynoldsReservations Norma Northcott, Betty FrancisProduction Manager Derek Cadmanlights ."Paul Northcott, Gil SillsSet design Chuck ReynoldsSet execution Chuck Reynolds and castProperties Sophie Mizrahi,

Charlotte Gunter, Dorris ReynoldsPublicity Jeanette WexScript Carol Ann ParadisoHouse Managers Frank and Reita PittConcessions Frank PittAdvertising Dave Mizrahi

Admission $1.65 Curtain 8:30 p.m.

Dates of performances: Jan. 19, 20, 26, 27, Feb. 2,3,9,10.

ABOUT THE CAST

MEL OSHINS (the bellboy) was previously seen on ourstage in Harvey. He is an enthusiastic new K.P. memberwhom we are extremely proud to have aboard. Mel hasbeen involved in little theater work a number of years,local audiences having seen him in the WestchesterTemple productions of Desert Song and Harvey.

DAVID MIZRAHI (Johnny) makes his fourth appearancefor K.P. having been previously seen in Big Knife,Detactive Story and The Rainmaker. For a number ofyears Dave was a member of various quartettes of thebarber shop variety, has toured extensively in nightclubs in this medium and has had singing roles inPanama Hattie and The Desert Song for the WestchesterTemple.

MICHELI,E RICHARDS (Eadie) majored in Drama atl.A.e.e. and since has won many accolades in littletheater groups. She is well known to Westchester au-diences, as well as at the Morgan Theater. She wasawarded the K.P. Masque awards for her roles inDetective Story and Streetcar Named Desire. Michellehas also appeared in K.P. productions of Fifth Season,Middle of the Night, Mousetrap and Light Up the Sky.In addition Michelle is a tireless Board member pres-ently in charge of patron and subscription membership.

EDYTHESILLS (the Mother) was last seen on our stagein Harvey which marked her first West Coast appear-ance following her recent arrival from New York.Edythe comes to us with a wealth of experience gainedthrough New York little theater and summer stock ap-pearances. She has performed on both radio and T.V.Her many stage roles include Elvira in Blythe Spirit,Anna in The King and I, Adelaide in Guys and Dollsand the lead in Auntie Marne.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR

JERRY SILVERS hardly needs introduction to Kentwoodaudiences. As a past President, a member of the board,award winning director and actor he is one of thepillars of strength in our organization. His best directorawards were for Streetcar Named Desire and Husbandfor Breakfast. He has also directed Fifth Season, Darkof the Moon, Detective Story and The Rainmaker forKentwood Players. Jerry won his acting award for bestminor role in Middle of the Night and has appeared inTime of Your Life, Mousetrap and Front Page.

WELCOME ILU[ILILAB Yby

DON APPELLKentwood Players wish each of you a happy, healthyand peaceful New Year. We hope one of your resolu-tions will be to attend a performance of each. of oureight productions in 1962. Thank you for your pasthelp and future patronage.

Cast in order of appearance:

A bellhop Mel Oshins

*Johnny ........................................•........... Dave MizrahiEadie Michelle RichardsThe mother Edythe Silis

RESERVATIONS: Mornings: 9-1 OR 4-2448

Afternoons: 1-6 OR 0-2475Produced through arrangements with

Dramatist Play Service

*Directed by Jerry Silvers

Theater parties may be arranged through Sue Beber atOR. 8-3529 or OR. 4-9567 for this play or futureplanned productions.

Act I: Scene The Wedding Night

Scene 2 The Honeymoon Morning

Act II: Scene The First Week

Scene 2 The First Month

*Photography through courtesy of Flynt Studio, West-chester. PRODUCTION STAFF

After act one coffee will be served in the foyer cour-tesy of Kentwood Players.

Cokes are available at fifteen cents.

General Chairman Doris BrownTickets Gloria RosenHospitality Sue BixlerProgram, Announcements Margaret TerryPosters Chuck ReynoldsReservations Norma Northcott, Betty FrancisProduction Manager Derek Cadmanlights ."Paul Northcott, Gil SillsSet design Chuck ReynoldsSet execution Chuck Reynolds and castProperties Sophie Mizrahi,

Charlotte Gunter, Dorris ReynoldsPublicity Jeanette WexScript Carol Ann ParadisoHouse Managers Frank and Reita PittConcessions Frank PittAdvertising Dave Mizrahi

Admission $1.65 Curtain 8:30 p.m.

Dates of performances: Jan. 19, 20, 26, 27, Feb. 2,3,9,10.

ABOUT THE CAST

MEL OSHINS (the bellboy) was previously seen on ourstage in Harvey. He is an enthusiastic new K.P. memberwhom we are extremely proud to have aboard. Mel hasbeen involved in little theater work a number of years,local audiences having seen him in the WestchesterTemple productions of Desert Song and Harvey.

DAVID MIZRAHI (Johnny) makes his fourth appearancefor K.P. having been previously seen in Big Knife,Detactive Story and The Rainmaker. For a number ofyears Dave was a member of various quartettes of thebarber shop variety, has toured extensively in nightclubs in this medium and has had singing roles inPanama Hattie and The Desert Song for the WestchesterTemple.

MICHELI,E RICHARDS (Eadie) majored in Drama atl.A.e.e. and since has won many accolades in littletheater groups. She is well known to Westchester au-diences, as well as at the Morgan Theater. She wasawarded the K.P. Masque awards for her roles inDetective Story and Streetcar Named Desire. Michellehas also appeared in K.P. productions of Fifth Season,Middle of the Night, Mousetrap and Light Up the Sky.In addition Michelle is a tireless Board member pres-ently in charge of patron and subscription membership.

EDYTHESILLS (the Mother) was last seen on our stagein Harvey which marked her first West Coast appear-ance following her recent arrival from New York.Edythe comes to us with a wealth of experience gainedthrough New York little theater and summer stock ap-pearances. She has performed on both radio and T.V.Her many stage roles include Elvira in Blythe Spirit,Anna in The King and I, Adelaide in Guys and Dollsand the lead in Auntie Marne.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR

JERRY SILVERS hardly needs introduction to Kentwoodaudiences. As a past President, a member of the board,award winning director and actor he is one of thepillars of strength in our organization. His best directorawards were for Streetcar Named Desire and Husbandfor Breakfast. He has also directed Fifth Season, Darkof the Moon, Detective Story and The Rainmaker forKentwood Players. Jerry won his acting award for bestminor role in Middle of the Night and has appeared inTime of Your Life, Mousetrap and Front Page.

WELCOME ILU[ILILAB Yby

DON APPELLKentwood Players wish each of you a happy, healthyand peaceful New Year. We hope one of your resolu-tions will be to attend a performance of each. of oureight productions in 1962. Thank you for your pasthelp and future patronage.

Cast in order of appearance:

A bellhop Mel Oshins

*Johnny ........................................•........... Dave MizrahiEadie Michelle RichardsThe mother Edythe Silis

RESERVATIONS: Mornings: 9-1 OR 4-2448

Afternoons: 1-6 OR 0-2475Produced through arrangements with

Dramatist Play Service

*Directed by Jerry Silvers

Theater parties may be arranged through Sue Beber atOR. 8-3529 or OR. 4-9567 for this play or futureplanned productions.

Act I: Scene The Wedding Night

Scene 2 The Honeymoon Morning

Act II: Scene The First Week

Scene 2 The First Month

*Photography through courtesy of Flynt Studio, West-chester. PRODUCTION STAFF

After act one coffee will be served in the foyer cour-tesy of Kentwood Players.

Cokes are available at fifteen cents.

General Chairman Doris BrownTickets Gloria RosenHospitality Sue BixlerProgram, Announcements Margaret TerryPosters Chuck ReynoldsReservations Norma Northcott, Betty FrancisProduction Manager Derek Cadmanlights ."Paul Northcott, Gil SillsSet design Chuck ReynoldsSet execution Chuck Reynolds and castProperties Sophie Mizrahi,

Charlotte Gunter, Dorris ReynoldsPublicity Jeanette WexScript Carol Ann ParadisoHouse Managers Frank and Reita PittConcessions Frank PittAdvertising Dave Mizrahi

Admission $1.65 Curtain 8:30 p.m.

Dates of performances: Jan. 19, 20, 26, 27, Feb. 2,3,9,10.

ABOUT THE CAST

MEL OSHINS (the bellboy) was previously seen on ourstage in Harvey. He is an enthusiastic new K.P. memberwhom we are extremely proud to have aboard. Mel hasbeen involved in little theater work a number of years,local audiences having seen him in the WestchesterTemple productions of Desert Song and Harvey.

DAVID MIZRAHI (Johnny) makes his fourth appearancefor K.P. having been previously seen in Big Knife,Detactive Story and The Rainmaker. For a number ofyears Dave was a member of various quartettes of thebarber shop variety, has toured extensively in nightclubs in this medium and has had singing roles inPanama Hattie and The Desert Song for the WestchesterTemple.

MICHELI,E RICHARDS (Eadie) majored in Drama atl.A.e.e. and since has won many accolades in littletheater groups. She is well known to Westchester au-diences, as well as at the Morgan Theater. She wasawarded the K.P. Masque awards for her roles inDetective Story and Streetcar Named Desire. Michellehas also appeared in K.P. productions of Fifth Season,Middle of the Night, Mousetrap and Light Up the Sky.In addition Michelle is a tireless Board member pres-ently in charge of patron and subscription membership.

EDYTHESILLS (the Mother) was last seen on our stagein Harvey which marked her first West Coast appear-ance following her recent arrival from New York.Edythe comes to us with a wealth of experience gainedthrough New York little theater and summer stock ap-pearances. She has performed on both radio and T.V.Her many stage roles include Elvira in Blythe Spirit,Anna in The King and I, Adelaide in Guys and Dollsand the lead in Auntie Marne.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR

JERRY SILVERS hardly needs introduction to Kentwoodaudiences. As a past President, a member of the board,award winning director and actor he is one of thepillars of strength in our organization. His best directorawards were for Streetcar Named Desire and Husbandfor Breakfast. He has also directed Fifth Season, Darkof the Moon, Detective Story and The Rainmaker forKentwood Players. Jerry won his acting award for bestminor role in Middle of the Night and has appeared inTime of Your Life, Mousetrap and Front Page.

PATRONS

LIFE MEMBERSHIPS

Mrs. Hazel ButlerI. W. Wechselberger, Jr.Beulah WalesMrs. Frank Perry

HONORARY MEMBERS

Mr. & Mrs. Lester BiseMr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. BohardMiss Debbie GabbertMrs. Dorothy GrileyMr. & Mrs. Henry Savoian

PATRONS

George BurkhardtMr. & Mrs. Russell GamageThomas A. GibsonMr. & Mrs. Bill MatsonGeorge SalmonJean SearsGertrude SlyeMr. & Mrs. Robert TriplettWestchester JaycettesMrs. R. P. Vossler

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Flynt Studios

The Beverly Hilton Hotel

Welch's Uniform Co.

Call Michelle Richards at VE. 7-2392 if you are inter-ested in becoming at patron or subscription member. I'Betty Weiss handles "working" members and may be (:reached at 645-1421 or at our regular monthly meet-ings held in the theater on the third Wednesday. I~~:~;;:,"' o~~~;:~pdO" not pi". vou "doc obliqa- ~

~.

BILL MALSONTEXACO DEALER

"Lubrication Specialists"

Free Pickup & Delivery

1601 Centinela Avenue Inglewood, Calif.

ORchard 7-2031 ORchard 4-9881

Next Production

ALL THE KING'S MEN

Casting: Jan. 22, 23

Artistic Landscaping Co.Free Estimates

"Specializing in Oriental andTropical Landscaping"

JIM COONS OR. 1--9380

LINEARELECTRONICSCORPORATION

8331 S. Lincoln LosAngelesOR. 8-6657

All Types Radio & ElectricityControlled Operations

present

LUILLAIBYby

DON APPELL

WESTCHESTER PLAYHOUSE

8301 Hindry

Los Angeles 45

PATRONS

LIFE MEMBERSHIPS

Mrs. Hazel ButlerI. W. Wechselberger, Jr.Beulah WalesMrs. Frank Perry

HONORARY MEMBERS

Mr. & Mrs. Lester BiseMr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. BohardMiss Debbie GabbertMrs. Dorothy GrileyMr. & Mrs. Henry Savoian

PATRONS

George BurkhardtMr. & Mrs. Russell GamageThomas A. GibsonMr. & Mrs. Bill MatsonGeorge SalmonJean SearsGertrude SlyeMr. & Mrs. Robert TriplettWestchester JaycettesMrs. R. P. Vossler

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Flynt Studios

The Beverly Hilton Hotel

Welch's Uniform Co.

Call Michelle Richards at VE. 7-2392 if you are inter-ested in becoming at patron or subscription member. I'Betty Weiss handles "working" members and may be (:reached at 645-1421 or at our regular monthly meet-ings held in the theater on the third Wednesday. I~~:~;;:,"' o~~~;:~pdO" not pi". vou "doc obliqa- ~

~.

BILL MALSONTEXACO DEALER

"Lubrication Specialists"

Free Pickup & Delivery

1601 Centinela Avenue Inglewood, Calif.

ORchard 7-2031 ORchard 4-9881

Next Production

ALL THE KING'S MEN

Casting: Jan. 22, 23

Artistic Landscaping Co.Free Estimates

"Specializing in Oriental andTropical Landscaping"

JIM COONS OR. 1--9380

LINEARELECTRONICSCORPORATION

8331 S. Lincoln LosAngelesOR. 8-6657

All Types Radio & ElectricityControlled Operations

present

LUILLAIBYby

DON APPELL

WESTCHESTER PLAYHOUSE

8301 Hindry

Los Angeles 45