L.U.H.S. |
Variety Show Program |
Friday Evening, April 21, 1944 |
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Band Selections | Military Escort, Activity, Project, Safety |
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Camp Beale--- | Arrival of WAC Recruits; First Drill; Three Weeks Later. |
Drill and Danish Gymnastics--- |
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Lorene Andersen | Gymnastics Leader |
Jack Ferrario | Sergeant |
Stanley Serpa | Mess Sergeant |
John Hailey | Bugler |
R.O.T.C. Members | |
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Manual of Arms ---Comp'ny 'Tention Skit. |
Sergeant Palookie, a tough non-com | Robert Albertini |
Boopydoop, a dusky soldier from Bu'm in 'ham | Joe Concannon |
Corporal Scram, a sissy corporal | Connie Frydendahl |
Cohen, a Jewish buck private | Art Henry |
Messenger | Bob Kastner |
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Military Finale | Military Escort, Band |
"Then, Now, Forever," with entire military cast, |
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This song was written especially in honor of our Army, using the famous Army Slogan. |
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Anthony Scott and His Orchestra | Their Own Selection |
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Skit--- | "If Men Acted in Barber Shops as Women Do in Beauty Parlors" |
Bob Kastner | A Customer |
Donald Baxter | Another Customer |
Merrill Groth | The Barber |
Charles Snider | The Man in the Chair |
Richard Snider | The Bootblack |
[?] was played on MGM Broadcast No. 23, and is the property of USO Camp Shows, Inc. |
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"Mandy" | Blackface Number |
Virginia Kincaid, Pat Schuchardt, Wilda Paulsen, Betty Volponi, Alice Kruger and Betty Brenzel. |
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Anthony Scott and His Orchestra--- | |
"Tuxedo Junction" | "Take Is Easy" | "Johnson's Rag" |
Karl Wente, Al Stevensen, Richard Saylor, Robert Albertini, Glenn Crist, and Danny Sachau, Soloist. |
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"Pretty Baby" | Boy's Dancing and Singing Chorus |
Edward O'Donnell, Leroy Hall, Charles Snider, Bob Kastner, Karl Wente, Ernie Ibarolle, Robert Albertini and Robert Milloglav. |
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"The Lazy Y" | Western Orchestra |
"There's a Gold Mine in the Sky" | "Leaning On the Old Top Rail" | "Roll Along Prairie Moon" |
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Schottesche | Western Dancers |
Accordionist | Shirley Nevin |
"My Little Buckaroo" | Danny Sachau |
Accompanist | Mervin Freydendahl |
"O Susanna," Square Dance, | Western Dancers |
Accordionist | Shirley Nevin |
Caller | Helen Lea Sutter |
"El Rancho Grande" | Spanish Singers |
"La Golondrina" | Mervin Freydendalh with his electric guitar |
"Chiapanecas" | Mexican Dancers |
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Finale---"El Rancho Grande" | Entire Cast |
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Western Orchestra |
Mervin Frydendal, Electric Guitar; Sam Buranis, Guitar; Danny Sachau, Piano; Anthony Scott, Saxophone. |
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Western Dancers |
Lorene Andersen and Ernie Ibarolle; Carol Lyons and Charles Snider; Martha Jensen and Karl Wente; Margaret Whalen and Ed O'Donnell; Betty Twohey and Bob Kastner; Dolores Cerruti and Bob Milloglav; Anne Suits and Le Roy Hall. |
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Mexican Dancers |
Geraldine Rochin, Noel Johnson, Darleen Beard, Marguerite Gourdon, Veronica Rochin, Dorothy Brown, Ruth Jason, Balbina Androws, Dorothy George, Dorothy De Paoli, Phyllis Keene and Jean Sanders |
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Mistress of Ceremonies | Virginia Kincaid |
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Stage Manager | Isabel Bonne |
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Costumes | Domestic Workshop |
| In Charge, Alice Silva, Isabelle Malloni and Shirley Gildersleeve. |
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Make-Up | Miss Nissen and Pat Schuchardt |
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Prompters | Alice Silva, Phyllis Keene and Shirley Brooks |
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Curtain Scenery |
Mrs Holmes and Freshman Art Students Marilyn Holm, Marilyn Culford, Leona Fehrenback, Noel Johnson, Marguerite Gourdon, Nancy Henry and Barbara Livermore |
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Band Director | Mr John Bedynek |
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Usherettes |
Bernice Bettencourt, Chairman, Barbara Maciel, Betty Jordan, Zita Fehrenback, Mary Perkins and Elizabeth Wagoner |
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General Director | Mrs. T. Arthur Crowley |
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