Programme 1965 – Annie Get Your Gun

The NAPIER OPERATIC SOCIETY

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ANNIE GET YOUR GUN

MUNICIPAL THEATRE, NAPIER
OCTOBER 9th – 16th
Matinees 9th and 16th

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OCTOBER 19th – 23rd
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THE NAPIER OPERATIC SOCIETY

Established October 1882

An affiliate of the national Operatic and Dramatic Association, London
A foundation member of the N.Z. Federation of Operatic Societies

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY, 1965

Patron:   Dr R. H. BETTINGTON.
President:   PETER COX, Esq.
Vice-President:   RON STEEL, Esq.
Hon Life Members:   CEDRIC WHITE, Esq., MILLICENT SORRELL, EDWARD C. COLLIER, Esq., HAZEL COLLIER.

Executive Committee:
JOCELYN COOK, R. B. WRIGHT, REG JOHNSON, JOHN COLLIER, BRUCE WILTON, BERNARD READE, ROY CLEMENT.

SYNOPSIS OF “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN”

First produced by Rodgers and Hammerstein at the Imperial Theatre, New York, on the 16th May, 1946 (1147 performances).

In 1944 Rodgers and Hammerstein formed a company to produce musicals not necessarily of their own writing.

Their second project was based on the fabled exploits of sharpshooter Annie Oakley. They engaged Jerome Kern to write the music, but with Kern’s sudden death another composer had to be found. Rodgers and Hammerstein went to the top of the profession for a replacement and engaged Irving Berlin.

This is perhaps the only time in stage history that one of America’s greatest song writers was acting as producer of a musical comedy for which another all-time great was writing the score.

While Rodgers never ventured into Berlin’s domain by making suggestions on the kind of music needed (no more than Berlin would tell Rodgers how to run the production) this unusual association resulted in one of the richest and most varied scores Berlin ever wrote for the stage and made possible the greatest box office success of his career.

Annie’s life story is a genuine rags-to-riches saga.

Her stepfather, sole support of her family, froze to death when she was four, and she was but a few years older when she fired her first shot from an old 40-inch Kentucky cap and ball rifle. The recoil broke her nose, but she kept right on shooting, and was soon supplying her family with game.

The story in the musical parallels fact when it portrays Annie as selling fowl to a Cincinnati hotelkeeper, but it fails to mention that the real Annie was trying to pay off a mortgage on the family farm.

The meeting between Annie and Frank Butler, the leading marksman of his day, at a rifle match to publicise Frank’s Wild West Show that you see portrayed in “Annie Get Your Gun” is also fact, but in the show you see them shooting at clay pigeons, in the actual incident each shot at 25 live birds from a trap when Frank hit 24 and Annie 25.

Despite this exhibition of feminine superiority, Frank and Annie were married a year later. As a wedding present he gave her a partnership in his show, but soon her superior marksmanship was so evident that he gave in quietly, retired from the unequal contest and devoted himself to managing her business.

The musical’s picture of Annie’s adoption by famous Red Indian Sitting Bull is also based on fact, and it was after this event in her crowded life that she was invited to join Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, an association which made her an international celebrity by the time she was 21.

Even Royalty paid tribute to Annie. On the European tour of the Buffalo Bill Show in 1887 twice Queen Victoria commanded private performances.

Edward VII, then Prince of Wales, squired her about amongst the crowned heads of the Continent and arranged a match with the finest marksman of Russia, no less than the Grand Duke Michael. Annie beat him.

Annie announced her farewell performance in 1901. After it was over, the show train, heading south for winter quarters collided head-on with another train.

Frank Butler pulled the unconscious Annie from the wreckage. In a brief 17 hours her chestnut hair turned pure white, and doctors said she would never move again, much less shoot. In five years she was shooting better than ever.

Annie quit show business entirely in 1916 and took to teaching marksmanship at Pinehurst, N.C. At 56 she could still do her six-ball three-gun trick. She finally settled in Dayton, where she died in 1926. Frank Butler died 20 days later.

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LEIGH ROWELL
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The Choreography this year is in the capable hands of Leigh Rowell.

A Member of the Royal Academy of Dancing, Leigh has gained her Intermediate Examination.

Leigh Rowell has danced in previous leading roles in the Ballet for the Society’s Productions of “Where’s Charley?”, “Merry Widow” and “The Maid of the Mountains”.

Leigh’s services are always in demand by the Amateur Societies.

CEDRIC WHITE
MUSICAL DIRECTOR

Has directed the musical side of the Society for over 30 years. He was a member of the original “Kiwi” Concert Party and remained in England under a Government Bursary and passed through the Royal Academy of Music. He was a member of the Savoy Orchestra. He then moved to Paris and enrolled at the National Conservatoire and was in the Alhambra Theatre Orchestra. On his return to New Zealand he toured with the J. C. Williamson organisation, but eventually settled in Napier where he is in practice as a public accountant.

JAMES O’BRIEN
PRODUCER

James K. O’Brien came to Napier to produce “Annie Get Your Gun” just a fortnight after presenting “South Pacific” in Kawerau. Immediately following this engagement he does “Oklahoma”, then “Amahl And The Night Visitors”. When not working for the musical stage he devises floorshows for “Checkers” in Rotorua and the “Dalamour” in Hamilton. Ever an active admirer of theatre, he began at the age of nine in Auckland to write and produce scenes for the children in the neighbourhood.

During the war years he had his own company of teenagers who entertained the American Servicemen in New Zealand. From the moment of the first audition he never spares himself. No detail seems unimportant in his effort to achieve a convincing naturalness in the production. His aim is ever to merge the dramatic, musical and dance arts into one visual whole . . . “If the cast aren’t sweating and the audience aren’t either laughing or crying,” says Jim, “then I have failed as a Producer.”

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Producer:   JAMES K. O’BRIEN
Musical Director:   CEDRIC WHITE
Choreographer:   LEIGH ROWELL

Scenery designed by Owen Gimblett and Harry Walsh and painted by Harry Walsh.
Libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields.
Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin.

CHARACTERS
(in Order of Appearance)
LITTLE BOY   Kevin Cook or Chris Gollop
IRON TRAIL   Rodney Smith
INDIAN GIRL   Judy Sayers
CHARLIE DAVENPORT   Brian Howlett
LITTLE GIRL   Kathryn Rieper or Judith Quinn
MAC, THE PROPERTY MAN   Ken Rieper
COWBOY   Don Manson
FOSTER WILSON   Barry Ritchie
COOLIE   Lionel Clover
DOLLY TAIT   Joy MacNamara
WINNIE TAIT   Leonie Weston
TOMMY KEELER   Bruce Wilton
FRANK BUTLER   Robert Houston
GIRL WITH BOQUET [BOUQUET]   Vivienne Jensen
ANNIE OAKLEY   Carol Irwin
MINNIE – Annie’s Sister   Kathleen O’Rourke or Ann Johnson
JESSIE – another Sister   Shirley Hocking or Amanda Fisher
NELLIE – another Sister   Susan McNamara
LITTLE JAKE – Annie’s Brother   Kevin Hague or Bruce Hurst
COL. Wm. F. CODY (Buffalo Bill)   Bryan Johnson
MRS LITTLE HORSE   Glenice Flavell
MRS BLACK TOOTH   Judy Sayers
Singing Trio
TRAINMAN   Roy Clements
WAITER   Digby Edgecombe
PORTER   Alfred Craddock
RIDING MISTRESS   Joanne Jensen
MAJOR GORDON LILLIE   Peter Collett
CHIEF SITTING BULL   Reg Johnson
MABEL   Jean Campbell
LOUISE …. Helen Isbister
NANCY   Sandra Dodd
TIMOTHY GARDINER   Ivan Johnstone
ANDY TURNER   Ken Rieper
CLYDE SMITH   Steven Donovan
THE WILD HORSE CEREMONIAL DANCER   Rodney Smith
PAWNEE BILL’S MESSENGER   Alfred Craddock
MAJOR DOMO   Ken Rieper
FIRST WAITER   Roy Clement
SECOND WAITER   Robert Donovan
THIRD WAITER   Ross McKelvie
DR SCHULYER ADAMS   Godfrey Husheer
MRS SCHULYER ADAMS   Colleen Patterson
MAJOR PERCY FERGUSON   Digby Edgecombe
MRS PERCY FERGUSON   Betty Brooker
MR ERNEST HENDERSON   Marius Rebers
MRS ERNEST HENDERSON   Heather Black
SYVIA POTTER PORTER   Doris Jensen
MR CLAY   Ivan Johnston
INDIANS , COWBOYS, TOWNSPEOPLE

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

(Time, July of 1883, on the outskirts of Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.)

ACT ONE
Scene 1.   The Wilson House, a Hotel outside Cincinnati, Ohio.
Scene 2.   A Pullman on the overland Steam Train, six weeks later.
Scene 3.   The Fair Grounds at Minneapolis, Minn., a few days later.
Scene 4.   A Dressing Room Tent the same day.
Scene 5.   The Arena of the Big Tent later that night.

ACT TWO

Scene 6.   The Deck of a Cattle Boat, eight months later.
Scene 7.   Ballroom of the Hotel Brevoort, New York, the next night.
Scene 8.   The Governor’s Island Ferry next morning.
Scene 9.   Governor’s Island near the Fort.

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LADIES OF THE CHORUS

Betty Brooker
Aline Baxter
Christine Bird
Heather Black
Jean Campbell
Marie Clark
Sandra Dodd
Dulcie Eddy
Glenice Flavell
Prudence Gardner
Lynn Hopcroft
Merrylyn Howell
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Helen Isbister
Joan Johnstone
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Anna Molenoar
Colleen Patterson
Raelene Parker
Jeanette Plowman
Wendy Rieper
Gail Shirley
Judy Sayers
Margaret Sinden
Norma Tasker
Dorothea White

GENTLEMEN OF THE CHORUS

David Bacon
Roy Clement
Alf Craddock
Stephen Donovan
Digby Edgecombe
Keith Elmey
Ian Giles
Alan Jones
Godfrey Husheer
Jaap Haselager
Robert McGregor
Donald Manson
Nicholas Paxie
Marius Rebers
Mike Railey
Ken Rieper
Rod Smith

CORPS DE BALLET

Joanne Jensen
Leigh Rowell
Mary Coyle
Jan Moss
Vivienne Jensen
Michael Railey
Ross McKelvie
Alan Jones
Keith Elmey
Robert Donovan

MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA

Musical Director:   Cedric White

Pianiste:   Winifred Quarrie

Violins:
Enid Dunn (Leader)
Anita Rae
George Wade
Kay Jensen
Beverley Johnston
Paul Lowe

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Bass:
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Flute:
Enid Hocking

Oboe:
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Clarinets:
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Hugh Tuckwell

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Cyril Girvan

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“ANNIE GET YOUR GUN”

MUSICAL NUMBERS

OVERTURE
BUFFALO BILL   Charlie and Ensemble
I’M A BAD, BAD MAN   Frank and Girls
DOIN’ WHAT COMES NATURALLY   Annie, Sisters and Brothers and Wilson
THE GIRL THAT I MARRY   Frank
YOU CAN’T GET A MAN WITH A GUN   Annie
SHOW BUSINESS   Buffalo Bill, Charlie, Frank and Annie
THEY SAY IT’S WONDERFUL   Frank and Annie
MOONSHINE LULLABY   Annie, Trio and Children
I’LL SHARE IT ALL WITH YOU   Winnie and Tommy
BALLYHOO   Danced by Riding Mistress and Show People
REPRISE OF SHOW BUSINESS   Annie
MY DEFENCES ARE DOWN   Frank and Boys
WILD HORSE CEREMONIAL DANCER   Wild Horse, Maidens and Braves
I’M AN INDIAN TOO   Annie
ADOPTION DANCE   Annie, Wild Horse and Dancers

ACT II
LOST IN HIS ARMS   Annie and Ensemble
WHO DO YOU LOVE I HOPE   Winnie and Tommy
SUN IN THE MORNING   Annie and Ensemble
REPRISE “THEY SAY IT’S WONDERFUL   Annie and Frank
REPRISE “THE GIRL THAT I MARRY”   Frank
ANYTHING YOU CAN DO   Annie and Frank
REPRISE “THEY SAY IT’S WONDERFUL”   Annie and Frank
SUNSHINE IN THE MORNING   Full Company
NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS   Full Company

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LEONIE WESTON as WINNIE TAIT
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Annie Oakley when she joined the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show.

Photograph of Frank Butler. Annie with medals received from Royalty on her first European tour, with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show.

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Producer:   James O’Brien
Musical Director and Chorus Master:   Cedric Wright
Choreographer:   Leigh Rowell
Stage and Lighting Director   Cedric White
Assistant Stage Director and Property Master   John Collier
Make Up Supervisor:   Isobel Johnson
Hon. Pianiste:   Winifred Quarrie
Ballet Pianiste   Digby Edgecombe
Wardrobe Mistress:   Rita Coyle
Electrician:   Ira Owen
Canteen:   Gillian Wilton
Prompts:   Jeanette Galbraith
Phil Barry
Call Stewards:   Margaret Newcombe
Vivian Harris
House Manager:   Peter Cox
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Rehearsal Officer:   Colleen Patterson
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Fly Staff:   Lionel Clover, Ian McMaster, Barry Brown, Derek Pryce.
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Properties:   Pat Spriggs, Alan Johnson, Bob Wright, Fred Barton.
Wardrobe:   Pat McAuslin, Kathie Cox, Elspeth Alexander, Margaret Clark, Mary Baddeley, June Kauter, Pat O’Gagen, Elaine Clement, Jean Greer, Joy White, Joan Button, Nancy Jones.
Make Up:   Jo White, Joan Colwill, Mavis Steel, Gwynne Ace, Bonnie Lux.
Canteen:   Win Flavell, Jocelyn Cook, Elaine Clements, Sue Collier.
Front of House Staff:   R. C. Hood, D. Sykes, R. Cook, K. Painter, Janet McFarland, Mrs R. Hood, Miss D. Wharton, Helen Winter, Jocelyn Cook, Gillian Wilton, M. White, A. Nicol, G. Jones, Annette Sheffield, Karen Dew, Jean Carrington, J. Ellery, Jennifer Butler, Margaret Hutchinson, J. Hastings, Heather McKay, Raelyn Vitsky, Kristine Hawley, Beverley Goodwin, Tessa Raffell, Julie Hurst, Sue Brandon, Heather Clark, Valda Guthrie, Kathleen Morris, Judy Roche, Joan Brown, Carine Jackson, Janice Bergstrom, Janice Brown, Jan Martin, W. Quarrie.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

J. C. Williamson Theatres Limited, Invercargill Operatic Society.

All Scenery, Costumes and Properties supplied by the Invercargill Amateur Operatic Society (Inc.). Scenery designed by Owen Gimblett and Harry Walsh and painted by Harry Walsh. Wardrobe supervised by Peg Rout with Costumes designed by Josephine Mann. Properties devised and built by Murray Hirst.

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BRYAN JOHNSON as COLONEL WILLIAM P. CODY (BUFFALO BILL).

ANNIE (CAROL IRWIN) AND HER SISTERS AND LITTLE BROTHER

REG JOHNSON as BIG CHIEF SITTING BULL

JOY McNAMARA as DOLLY TAIT

APPEARANCES OF THE CHILDREN

No. 1 Team
Susan McNamara
Shirley Hocking
Kathleen O’Rourke
Kevin Cook
Kathryn Rieper
Kevin Hague

No. 2 Team
Susan McNamara
Amanda Fisher
Ann Johnson
Bruce Hurst
Chris Gollop
Judith Quinn

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Monday   11th October   No. 2
Tuesday   12th October   No. 1
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Friday    15th October   No. 2
Saturday   16th October (Matinee)   No. 1
Saturday   16th October (Evening)   No. 2

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Wednesday   20th October   No. 2
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Saturday   23rd October   No. 1

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