Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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,mama 1 1 The W'i11s1r1u' B115 . . . dramatically presented to you . . .1 sterling performance by old reliableh Jack Gilman . . . love interest realistically provided by Ziggy Wolfson and Ginny Langeland . . . who made an impressive debut . . . as did james Kelley, Ellen Thurston, Phyllis Simmons, Al Bebel, Frank Nemia and Gene Cross . . . and don't forget that udebauched athletel' in the person of Lee Kaminskas . . It all provided an entertaining evening. lfx Off ilu' Rz'c'orzf, but do you rememhei '.,.x Iohn Leney elegantly garbed in that vivid ehnrtreuse towel . . . Sam Douglass Plunger yelling FILE! . . . the sophisticated trio of Aswad, Cook and Covert yorfrlirig . . . and Maria Jimenez blowing her lines and making the show .... Ur did you see yourself in the 8 O,Clock Class lecture on the effects of alcohol on men and other animals .... And weren't you proud of our ownu original music . . . orchestrations . . . scripts . . . and production? It's too bad the talent scouts missed such a great performance. ' 1 X it A TJ f , f-swfrfrw- -,fl-lsr , - - V

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tlre colonial players ROW I: C. WILLIAMS F. NEMIA Z. JANOWSKI E. GOLDBERG G. ROUFF D. LINDSLEY ROW 2, A, PLATT S. MULLEN P, VANETTEN E, THURSTON M. BUTLiEN W, WARNER MR, ALBERT Presizlent Vice Presirfeni SFl'l'l'flll'j' . . Trrvzsllrcr . Advisors ERXVIN GOLDBERG DARNWIN LINDSLEY VIRGINIA LANGILLAND GILBERT ROUFF MR. FARROXV MR. ALBERT The COLONIAL PLAYERS present . . . and they did- in a big way, as is illustrated on the opposite page. The 1950 Spring Revue, directed by Sidney P. Albert, a smashing success . . . then, during the fall of 1950-Mr. Albert again direct- ing--Tbe Wiwzslrnw Boy . . . with a cast almost completely new to Harpur College theatrical circles . . . another hit . . . and promise of greater things from actors in embryo . . . In the spring . . . Wayne Farrow directing Goodbye My Fanry . . . and great plans for a bigger and better . . . is it possible? . . Spring Revue. Don't forget . . . bouquets to the stage crews-carpen- ters, electricians, sound men, painters and general handymen . . . and ticket sellers, publicity chairmen . . . and prop com- mittees . . . to name a few. The COLONIAL PLAYERS . . . a line example of co- ordinated effort to present to jUll . . . the best in the theatre . . L

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Ann Brown coioniai news ROWI: EOBOWEN T BEBEL J MOORE E.THURSTON FOWESCOTT N PANKO ROW 2 MRS HAMBALEK M.BUTLIEN R CAMP E CHAFFEE J LYONS u.CARL J.THOMAS POGAFFNEY G FITCH E MCGLYNN MR SCEL9 ROW 3 R DIUTE G HOMA R MORR5 L LOVELAND G REJEBIAN Fall l95O Spring 'l95'l Editor-ill-Chief O Mlllltlgtllg Editor Nc'u's Editor ,,,, O Sports Editor OO Fwzturc' Editor OO Bizsiness Mumzgvr Aziwrfisiiig Mmzagvr Charles Aswad Mildred Butlien Ruth Camp Betty Carl Betty Chaffee J OH N MOORE O FRED NWESCOTT EDWARD BOVUEN NICHOLAS PANKO ELLEN THIURSTON GEORGE KOURY THERESA BEBEL Janet Conklin Joyce Daniels Robert Diute Gerald Fitch Patricia Gaffney Ruth Gilg Advisors .O Editor-ill-Cbivf OO OO Sports Editor O Fwzfiz i'r' Editor OO Art Editor OOOO OO Bzzsi zzr' ss Mazinger OOOOOO Adv c'1' fixing Manager John Gilman Erwin Goldberg David Goodnough George Hama Barbara Hurlbut Larry Loveland Mr. Scelsi Mrs. Hambalek FRED XVESCOTT NICHOLAS PANKO ELLEN THURSTON NlAURICE TPIORSON O GEORGE KOURY OOO XVAYNE JONES Edward McGlynn Robert Morris Phyllis Perl George Reiebian Barbara Rood Jeanne Thomas