Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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THE NATHAN BROWN THEATRE FIRE NOTICE: The exit, indicated by the red light and sign, near- est to the seat you occupy, is the shortest route to the street. In the event of fire or other emergency, please do not run—WALK TO THAT EXIT. EVERAL HUTT, Fire Chief and Commissioner. PROGRAM PUBLISHED BY THE GAMBLE THEATRE CORPORATION WEEK BEGINNING WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1947 MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NEAL JUNE, INC. presents JOHN EDITH RODGER STOWELL RALPH ELMER’S LITTLE RED HEN with RAY WELLS Book by Grace Kelley. Lyrics by Clinton Thompson. American Adaptation by Joe Wranesh. Music by Eileen Burns. The Play Produced and Staged under the Personal Direction of SAM KAPLAN Scenery and Costumes by Professor Martin Pierre Batiste Hassett Modern Dress Designs by George Bjornsen Clarke Orchestra under the direction of John Dumas Victor Bulger Additional Music Numbers by Carleton Goodnoughski Dances by Oscar Francois Jenne Lighting and Special Effects by George Caswella Play suggested by Walter Webster’s Comedy DR. FLORENCE CHISHOLM i j Will give instant relief to anyone who breaks a tooth while eating pea- nuts, popcorn or bananas, while attending The Little Red Hen. Page Twenty-one i

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“7 he success of any great enterprise does not depend upon numbers—Garrison. “The Bat” Presented by Senior Class of Gouverneur ber 9, 1936, at 8 o’clock. (Produced by Special Arrangement PERSONS IN Lizzie, an elderly maid ........... Mary Wranesh Miss Cornelia VanGorder, an elderly spinster ............. Dorothy Dygert Billy, a Japanese servant .... Neal June Brooks, a bank cashier.......John Rodger Miss Dale Ogden, an attractive young woman .................. Peggy Greene Doctor Wells, friend of Courtleigh Fleming ................... Marcus Chase High School at the Gralyn Theatre, Decem- with Samuel French, New York.) THE PLAY Anderson, the Detective George Constantikes Richard Fleming, nephew of Court- leigh Fleming .............. Douglas Pete Reginald Beresford, friend of Rich- ard Fleming ............. Martin Hassett Unknown Man .............. Ralph Elmer Man who goes upstairs ... Robert Tremlett SYNOPSIS Act I—Living Room in Miss VanGorder’s Long Island House. Act II—The same. Act III—The same. Prompter .................. Jane Lambton Property Man Harold Miles Property Mistress ..... Gertrude LaForty Wardrobe Mistress ........ Doris Clark Assistant Property Mistress ..Betty Burr Stage Manager ........................ Ray Wells Music ................ High School Orchestra Miss Mullen, Director. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Gowns .................. Rodger’s Store Furniture .... Katzman-Freeman Company Electrical Supplies, Carl’s Auto Accessories Scenery ............ Student Electrician Stage Effects ..... ........... “Ag” Boys ........... Jay Burns Theodore Constantikes Page Twenty

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i i Teacup Readings ! AT THE Original ! Gypsy Tea Kettle ! 202 West Broadway I HAILESBOBO, N. Y. ] Featuring Mme. Marie King, for- j I mer tea leaf reader for the King of | | Spain. Ml1 — « —M . o — O —o — u» »—»»—► »—»0—0— : i ! AFTER THE SHOW SEE | Thelma Seavey’s ! Folies D’Amour I j A swift, sparkling, alluring Spragueville Revue. FRENCH CASINO I ACT I EARLY MORNING IN THE COW BARN Pepi, the Milkmaid Frances Stori Antoinette, the Heroine Edith Stowe) The Little Red Hen Charles Huckl Zenzi, the Goat Girl Jean McGratl Armand, the Hero John Rodge Picollo, the Villain Hiram Jenm Sally, the Grandmother Jane Lambtoi Ezra, the Grandfather Donald Woodwan THE BARNYARD FROLICKERS Under the direction of Harold Miles Betty Burr j, , p, , George Constantike: Gertrude LaForty e en ar Marjorie Woodwortl SPECIAL AIRPLANE SERVICE J Anywhere within ten miles.—Customers called for and deliv- j j ered safely when possible, other times, just delivered. I Every life insured for $5.00. | ROBERTA BROWN Page Twenty-two