Programme 1970 – Oklahoma

Oklahoma!

HASTINGS MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY   1970 PRODUCTION

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(A Member of the N.Z. Federation of Operatic Societies)

OFFICERS 1970

Patron   SIR EDWIN BATE, K.C.B.
President   CARL WRIGHT, Esq
Vice-President   G. K. MITCHELL, Esq.
Committee   Mrs J. CATER, Mrs D. MUDGWAY, Mr K. BRAZIER, Mr J. McCARTHY, Mr CEDRIC WRIGHT
Hon. Secretary   Mrs M. MITCHELL
Hon. Treasurer   A. G. BARLOW, Esq.
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Hon. Auditors   Messrs CORBIN & ESAM

PRODUCTION PERSONNEL

Producer & Ensemble   LAURIE SWINDELL
Musical Director   HARRY COOPER
Chorus Mistress   MARY BELL
Choreographer for Ballet   JUDITH CATER
Production Managers   JUDITH CATER, DOREEN MUDGWAY
Ballet Pianist   MARY BELL
Wardrobe   SHIRLEY MILLMAN assisted by PEGGY BRAZIER, GLADYS BROWN, RITA HOWARD, ZELDA McCARTHY, HILDA POTTS
Properties   JEANNE HALL assisted by BOB BUCKLEY, DICK MILLER, ALISTAIR FORBES, RON ANDREWS, JOHN PURDIE
Make-Up   DOREEN MUDGWAY assisted by HILDA BLASONI, NOELINE BRACKEN, SUE HOOPER, HELEN KALE, GLENYS SATHERLEY
Dressers   SHIRLEY MILLMAN, PEGGY BRAZIER, GLADYS BROWN, RITA HOWARD, ZELDA McCARTHY, HILDA POTTS, FRANCES MURRAY, DOREEN HAMILTON
Stage Director   COLIN SPENCE
Stage Manager   CARL WRIGHT
Lighting Designer   CEDRIC WRIGHT
Chief Electrician   JOHN HENDERSON
Business Manager   GEORGE MITCHELL
Cashier   ALANNAH TOMLINSON
Librarian   JIM McCARTHY
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Publicity & Advertising   KEITH BRAZIER, DOREEN MUDGWAY, JUDITH CATER, CEDRIC WRIGHT, JIM McCARTHY, JOHN GRAHAM, MURRAY DALE, GEORGE MITCHELL
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As a musical I place “Oklahoma” tops with “Carousel” . . . my other favourite. It has a good story, enough drama to give it weight and a lot of good comedy to give it universal appeal for all age groups. As for the music, it’s lilting, rousing, nostalgic, catchy and dramatic, and there is an excellent ballet that is an integral part of the story. Above all it is a great, bouncy, fun-show . . . a real happening for both audience and cast.
Laurie Swindell   PRODUCER

Musically, I think Oklahoma is one of the great successes of the theatre. Comedy numbers, romantic ballads, lusty square dances, dainty lilting songs and finally the special Oklahoma chorus, which in my opinion is the most rousing number of any musical I have been associated with. I know you will enjoy the show.
Harry Cooper   MUSICAL DIRECTOR

What do I think of “Oklahoma”?
To me, this is a real play about real people, living and loving, being kind, being cruel – poor Jud. The music fits and clothes with the feeling of colour of that period in time – going West. I think “Oklahoma’s O.K. !!”
Mary Bell   CHORAL DIRECTOR

There are not many shows that offer a great many opportunities for dancers to show their versatility. Oklahoma is on exception. Gay simplicity, robust vigorous dancing and the strong dramatic “Dream Ballet” present a wonderful challenge to the ballet to show their capability, not only to be good dancers, but also proficient actresses and actors.
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PATRICIA ALDERSLEY as Laurey
GORDON COLLINS as Curly
On stage together for the first time Patricia and Gordon combine their outstanding talents playing the lead roles of Laurey and Curly. Patricia now lives in the South Island with her husband and three  sons where she still finds time for her theatrical ventures. She has taken leading roles in several musicals as well as winning the South Island “Julie Andrews” contest. She is well remembered in our previous productions of “Carousel” and “South Pacific”.

Welcome back Patricia.

Gordon needs no introduction to Hawke’s Bay audiences. This is his third leading role with our company namely “Showboat”, “Pajama Game” and now “Oklahoma”. Possessing a superb baritone voice and a smooth easy stage presence he is a happy choice for the role of the cowboy Curly McClain.

YVONNE HOWMAN
Yvonne has our thanks and admiration for agreeing to understudy the role of Laurey. She has a beautiful voice and is a talented actress having played several roles for the Hastings Light Opera Co. and the Oamaru Society.

MARY REID as Aunt Eller
PATRICIA O’LEARY as Aunt Katie Mae
Mary’s beautiful voice is well known to theatregoers here as well as overseas. She has toured Australia and America and almost every city in New Zealand. She portrayed “Lady Thiang ‘ in our production “The King and I” and we are indeed fortunate to have her with us again this year.

Particia [Patricia] O’Leary has taken part in almost all our productions. Her role as Katie May is most entertaining and shows us all her fine singing and acting ability.

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JUDITH CATER as Ado Annie   KEITH BRAZIER as Will Parker

Judith and Keith as a team have entertained Hawke’s Bay audiences many times with their terrific flair for comedy.

Judith is well known to all not only as a very talented actress but also as a fine dancer. Her roles in “Showboat”, “Can Can”, “Pajama Game” to name a few are well remembered and we are indeed lucky to have someone of her outstanding ability to play Ado Annie in this production.

Keith is undoubtedly one of the Company’s most accomplished comedians. He has played comedy parts in ten of our productions each time varying his performance with remarkable ability. The singing dancing role of Will Parker shows us yet another side of his versatility.

The Story of Oklahoma!

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s sunny lilting musical about the farmer and the cowman in the Oklahoma territory has the appeal that makes it heartwarming and the simplicity that makes it great and the years – and other musicals – that have passed since its advent only make these qualities more apparent and appreciated.

“Oklahoma’s” instant phenomenal success in 1943 was certainly not due to its plot, which is based on Lynn Riggs “Green Grow the Lilacs” and not unlike the stock situation of most musical comedies – a young handsome hero and heroine separated by circumstances through most of the action and united at the end. But where this show broke the mould of musical comedy was its integration of choreography, music and lyrics with the plot and characters.

It is a truism today that Agnes De Mille’s choreography for “Oklahoma” revolutionised the concept of the dance in the legitimate theatre and made it an art rather than a decoration Her choreography of American folk dance in theatrical terms, gave expression to the vigorous, cocksure and hopeful pioneer spirit which characterised those who saw their territory become a State. It was American in its subject matter, flavour, treatment and art. The American musical comedy had come of age.

It now remains to meet the people who form the characters of this famous modern musical. Laurey Williams niece of Aunt Eller and Katie May, torn between her unformed affections for Curly the cowboy and Jud Fry, the hired hand, whose attentions cause her uneasy forebodings. The delight of her friend, Ado Annie Carnes, who, to use her own words, “Once I was as thin as a bean-pole, but since I rounded out a little the boys all act different to me,” and the object of her affections – Will Parker the cowboy – and Ali Hakim, the pedlar man whose persuasive ways land him in many a difficult situation. The Aunts Eller and Katie May, with their rough but homely kindness; Gertie Cummings. third member of the romantic triangle and the person who causes Laurey much concern. Andrew Carnes, father of Ado Annie, who lays down the law – with a shotgun, the Ike Skidmores. Cord Elams; in fact, the farmers and the cowmen, their wives and daughters who bring to the stage all the colour and excitement that this great musical contains.

We hope that you all will have a happy evening with “OKLAHOMA”.

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THE HASTINGS MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY (Inc.)
presents its 19th Annual Production

Oklahoma!
By Arrangement with CHAPPELL & CO., LTD

Music by
RICHARD RODGERS

Book and Lyrics by
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II

Producer
LAURIE SWINDELL

Musical Director
HARRY COOPER

Choral Director
MARY BELL

Choreographer and Ballet Mistress
JUDITH CATER

CAST
in order of appearance

AUNT KATIE MAE   PATRICIA O’LEARY
AUNT ELLER   MARY REID
CURLY   GORDON COLLINS
LAUREY   PATRICIA ALDERSLEY
Understudy   YVONNE HOWMAN
IKE SKIDMORE   FRED JACKSON
SLIM   MERVYN LEWIS
WILL PARKER   KEITH BRAZIER
JUD FRY   GOOCH PARAHI
ADO ANNIE CARNES   JUDITH CATER
ALI HAKIM   JAMES PAXIE
GERTIE CUMMINGS   BRONWYN ELSMORE
SUE   ROSEMARY SHOOTER
ANDREW CARNES   BOB MURRAY
AGGIE SKIDMORE   CONNIE BARFOOT
CORD ELAM   JOHN LEIPST
Children. Group 1: July 9, 11, 15, 18 (Mat), 22, 24. Group 2: July 10, 13, 16, 18, 25 (Mat). Group 3: July 11 (Mat), 14, 17, 23, 25.

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Oklahoma!

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

Time:   Just After the Turn of the Century
Place:   Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma)

ACT I   Scene 1.   The Front of Laurey’s Farm House
Scene 2.   The Smoke House
Scene 3.   A Grove on Laurey’s Farm

ACT II   Scene 1.   The Skidmore Ranch
Scene 2.   Skidmore’s Kitchen Porch
Scene 3.   The Back of Laurey’s Farm House

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I
Overture
“Oh, What a Beautiful Morning”   Curly
“The Surrey with the Fringe on the Top”   Curly, Eller, Laurey
“Kansas City”   Will, Men
Reprise: “The Surrey with the Fringe on the Top”   Curly
“I Cain’t Say No”   Annie, Girls
Encore:    “I Cain’t Say No”
“Many a New Day”   Laurey, Girls
Dance – Many a New Day
“It’s a Scandal! It’s an Outrage!”   Ali, Men
“People Will Say We’re in love”   Curly, Laurey
“Pore Jud is Daid”   Curly, Jud
“Lonely Room”   Jud
Dance – Dream Sequence
– Finale –

ACT II
Overture
“The Farmer and the Cowman”   Laurey, Curly, Eller, Katie Mae, Chorus
Dance – Farmer
“All Er Nothin”   Will, Annie, Chorus
“Navajo Lullaby”   Eller, Girls
Reprise: ‘People Will Say We’re in Love”   Curly, Laurey
“Oklahoma”   Entire Ensemble
– Finale Ultimo –

THE ORCHESTRA

VIOLINS   Mrs E. Dunn (Leader
Mrs A. Rae
Mr C. Jukes
CELLO   Mrs J. Palmer
BASS   Mr M. Painter
PIANO   Mrs Mary Bell
FLUTE   Mr A. Tibbenham
CLARINETS   Mr A. Wright
Mr A. Meakin
TRUMPET   Mr R. Robinson
TROMBONE   Mr D. Robinson
PERCUSSION   Mr J. Seton
Mr J. McDonald

Ladies of the Ballet
Christine Andersen, Weslie Bayliss, Dallas Beckett, Deborah Lucas, Janness Malcom, Catherine McCarthy, Cheridah Sewell, Anne Gillett

Gentlemen of the Ballet
Lawrence Geor, Bill Rockett, John Rohrs

DREAM BALLET
Laurey   Dallas Beckett
Curly   John Rohrs
Jud   Gooch Parahi
Laureys Friends   Weslie Bayliss, Christine Andersen, Debra Lucas
Dance Hall Girls   Ann Gillett, Kay McCarthy, Janness Malcolm, Cheridah Sewell
Curlys Mates   Laurence Geor, Bill Rockett

JAMES PAXIE as Ali Hakim
Jim has taken part in “Oklahoma” three times before, twice as Jud Fry, but this is the first time he has played Ali Hakim. A very versatile actor, he played the dual roles of Lun Tha” and “The Kralahome” in “The King” last year,

BRONWYN ELSMORE as Gertie Cummings
Bronwyn is a comparative newcomer to the musical comedy scene and we welcome her to the cast of “Oklahoma”. Possessing a fine soprano voice and a natural flair for acting she plays the role of the giggling “Gertie” very well indeed.

BOB MURRAY as Andrew Carnes
Bob’s fine tenor voice has been heard many times on stage and radio. He has taken part in many of our shows as well as productions with the Hastings Light Opera Company.

Oklahoma!

Ladies of the Chorus
Cheryl Ball, Connie Barfoot, Karen Beadle, Julie Boyce, Pam Clode, Sheryl Darby, Beth Dennison, Rosemary Devine, Lindsay Gray, Nancy Hope, Jan King, Rosemary Lawrence, Jill Motley, Elynor Noonan, Robyn O’Leary, Vivienne Osborne, Carolyn Richardson, Rosemary Shooter

Gentlemen of the Chorus
Jim Burnett, Mark Clarke, Murray Dale, Alistair Ferris, George Ferris, Michael Geor, Lawrence Geor, Aden Hui, Nigel Kirkman, Jim Lawson, John Leipst, Mervyn Lewis, Stuart McNabb, Mane Neho, Dave O’Donnell, Dennis Potts, Robin Potts, Ron Raison, Bill Rockett, John Rohrs

Children
Group 1
Alan Monk, Suzanne Jobey, Graeme Wright, Lee-Anne Mudgway, Jon Brazier, Ann Ritchie, Graham Timms, Tracy Wright, Alan Timms, Maryrose Keong, Roger Wright, Tracy Brazier

Group 2
Ron Day, Janet Wright, Mark Brosnan, Debbie Millman, Shane Larkin, Donna Millman, Dereck McCarthy, Terri-Ann Millman, Andrew McCarthy, Kirsty Johnson, Todd Cater, Brenda McCarthy

Group 3
Ron Day, Margot Broughton, Gordon Williams, Julie Williams, Michael Ritchie, Kim Neho, Mane Neho, Jane Dawson, Peter Dawson, Raewyn Neho, Ansie Neho

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FRED JACKSON as Ike Skidmore   MERVYN LEWIS as Slim
JOHN LEIPST as Cord Elam
Fred, Mervyn and John are three stalwart members of our company having all taken part in many of our productions. Though their roles are minor, their attitude to theatre is full of zest and enthusiasm.

GOOCH PARAHI as Jud Fry
The “King” last year and now the evil farmhand Jud Fry, Gooch is a man of unique versatility having played every type of role from farce right through to Grand Opera, A superb actor he has toured New Zealand and Australia as “Crown” in “Porgy and Bess”, played “Bonz” [Bonzo] in “Madam Butterfly” and toured America twice with the Te Arohanui Concert Party.

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THE HASTINGS MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY INC.

PAST PRODUCTIONS

1951 – HOLIDAY CRUISE
1952 – SHOWTIME ’52
1953 – SHOWTIME ’53
1954 – SALLY
1955 – NO, NO, NANNETTE
1956 – ROSE MARIE
1957 – NAUGHTY MARIETTA
1958 – SHOWBOAT
1959 – RIO RITA
1960 – STUDENT PRINCE
1961 – SOUTH PACIFIC
1962 – CAROUSEL
1963 – ZIP GOES A MILLION
1964 – BELLE OF NEW YORK
1965 – SHOWBOAT
1966 – CALL ME MADAM
1967 – CAN-CAN
1968 – PAJAMA GAME
1969 – THE KING AND I

The Hastings Musical Comedy Company has revived the popular Rodgers and Hammerstein musical “Oklahoma” and present it as our major production for 1970.

Our aim is to stimulate interest in live theatre, and all its spheres: acting, singing, dancing, painting, building scenery and all the artistic talents required to stage a musical comedy. Hard work, enthusiasm and enjoyment are the keys to success and “Oklahoma” has been all of these to us.

Our Society has a record Subscribing Membership for 1970, this is stimulating and we would take this opportunity to thank those who have joined our Company.

We look forward to 1970 with great expectation as it is our 21st year and we hope you, the Theatre-going public of Hawke’s Bay, will be with us when we present our 21st production.

Carl Wright PRESIDENT

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THE DREAM BALLET
The Ballet depicts Laurey’s problems, her love for Curly and the frightening foreboding she has of Jud. As the ballet unfolds with the warmth and devotion of Laurey’s friends, and the unwelcome entrance of the Dance Hall Girls, the story of Laurey’s dream is revealed.

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THANKS AND APPRECIATION
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Why not become a subscribing or active member of the Society ? Your subscription entitles you to two free seats for our major production, plus seats for all our shows at Concession Rates.

Are you a singer, an actor, an artist, a dancer? Can you construct scenery, handle publicity, have you knowledge of stage management, stage lighting? Can you sew costumes, design posters, or do that all important job of making teas at rehearsals and during productions. If you can and are willing to help, please contact-
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Hastings Musical Comedy Company,
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HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS

Mr H. Spence
Mr D. Whitworth
Mr W. Wilson

HONORARY MEMBERS

Mrs Mary Bell
Mrs T. H. Brown
Mr N. J. Toomey
Miss May MacDonald
Miss Rita Howard

SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS
(as at 18th June, 1970)

Allan, P. F.
Allan, Miss T.
Andersen, Mrs R. H.
Anderson, Mrs H.
Baird, H. A. A.
Baird, Mrs H. A A.
Barfoot, Mrs S.
Barr Mrs F.
Bateman, Mrs S.
Bayens, Mrs E
Beckett, W. D.
Belcher, Mrs B.
Bells, Mrs S.
Bell, Miss I. M.
Bennett, G.
Bennet, Mrs R. L.
Binns, J. W.
Bone, Mrs V. J.
Boyce, Mrs J.V.
Bradshaw, L. E.
Cameron, Miss K.
Casey, Mrs P.
Cesarini, M.
Chapman, Mr. L.
Charlton, Mrs F. W.
Clapcott, Mrs M. B.
Coates, B.
Cooper, Mrs C.
Cooper, Miss J. A.
Cooze, Mrs L.
Cox, P.
Currie, Mrs E. J.
Curtin, Miss F. D.
Dakers, Mrs I. K.
Dames, Mrs E.
Dent, Mrs W. V.
Dillon, Mrs F.
Douglas, D. B.
Duncan, F. M.
Dunham, Mrs J.
Ellis, Mrs M.
Fairclough, J.
Fippard, N. B.
Fleming, R. J.
Foddy, Mrs V.
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Foulds, G.
Franco, P. T.
French, A. C.
Futter, G.
Giorgi, R. V.
Giorgi, Mrs M. I.
Goldman, Mrs J.
Goldsmith, Mrs J.
Gordon, Mrs G. M.
Graham, J. F.
Grant, W. C.
Growcott, Miss P.
Hamilton, J. B.
Hamilton, Mrs J. B.
Hannah, Mrs D. H.
Hannon, A. J.
Hannon, G. J.
Harrington, Mrs T. J.
Hastie, B. R.
Heald, C. H.
Heaps, Mrs J. A.
Hemingway, E.
Hickey, Mrs M. C.
Hill, Mr & Mrs E. F.
Hislop, G.
Holderness, J. H.
Hume, D. P.
Hunt, J, A.
Hunter, Miss D. M.
Inglis, I.
Inglis, Mrs I.
Jenkinson, Mrs J. S.
Johnson, Mrs C.
Jones, J. W.
King, Mrs P.
Kirby, Miss L. M.
Kurta, Mrs L. K.
Laidlow, R.
Lay, Mrs E. G.
Leipst, A. W.
Leipst, B. F.
Libby, Mrs I. M.
Lloyd, Miss J.
Lowe, Miss P. E.
Malcolm, Mrs B. A.
Malcolm, Mr & Mrs F. K.
Manning, Mrs C.
Marshall, R.
Marsden, Mrs E.
Mills, Miss M.
Minogue, Miss C. A.
Morris, Mrs L. I.
Mortensen, Mrs I. T.
Murdoch, Miss M. I.
Murdoch, Miss I.
McGavock, W.
McKay, Mrs V. J.
McPherson, Dr H. G.
Nankervis, Mrs A. W.
Nash, L.
Nash, Mrs M.
Nicoll, I. R.
Noonan, Mr & Mrs T.
Nottingham, Mrs I.
Nottingham, Mrs R.
O’Leary, Mrs W. T.
Pacey, Mrs G.
Palmer, Mrs M.
Palmer, M.
Palmer, N. R.
Palmer, Mrs O.
Palmer, R. W.
Parkhill, M.
Paton, Mrs M.
Perry, C.
Peterson, J.
Poppelwell, H.
Remus, Mrs E. M.
Ritchie, Dr B.
Roberts, Mrs H. Y.
Rogers, Mrs C.
Rollander, Miss B.
Rose, Mrs H.
Rosenberg, C.
Round, L.
Round, Mrs F.
Ryan, J. A. H.
Seton, J.
Shakespeare, R.
Shooter, W. D.
Sims, Miss J. E.
Small, Mrs K.
Smith, C. R.
Spence, C. H.
Spence, Mrs H.
Start, Miss S.
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Wiggins, D.
Wilkinson, Mrs B.
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