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THE STATE UNIVERSITY THEATRE
Albany, New York
in cooperation with the
Dramatics Council
presents
A dramatization of Edith Wharton’s novel
ETHAN FROME
by Owen and Donald Davis
staged in
Richardson Studio Theatre
February 26 and 27
March 1 through 6, 1965
The Cast
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ZODORIN FROM UN eens eas a Ne Mary Temple
Bh UR AMTE VAR DA FREE DAPI A DIEU ERA, LERMAN NARA AD rR UN AE ... John Fotia
ot Mee Lo LRUO NAS MOREE e VDOT RMS B INI AMNE SBT RR UNA RR VORD PPE ans PRIS ERM A Norma Gitter
tC PUR CELLS PRM V EOL MLE AINAL VORIEN REMAP MP MATAN LAD HOU GR ek URN Charles Heineman
Voices of the citizens of Starkfield : Linda Bidwell, Arthur Collins, Nancy
Crawford, Alexander Delfini, Agnus Futterer, Olivia Jones, Walter
Knotts, Fernand LeBrun, James Leonard, John Mulligan, Paul
Pettit, Townsend Rich, Carolyn Rosenthal, Barbara Stupple,
Richard Wilkie, and John Williams.
and featuring
THE MILT CAVENDISH TRIO
Linda Bidwell - Alexander Delfini - Fernand LeBrun
Production directed by Paul Bruce Pettit
Assistant to the director: Nancy Crawford
Decor by John Jay Moore
Synopsis of Scenes
PROLOGUE
The exterior of the Frome farmhouse in northern New England.
ACT |
Scene 1: The kitchen. Spring, twenty years earlier.
Scene 2: Outside the doorway of the vestry of the Starkfield Congrega-
tional Church. The following winter. Evening.
Scene 3: The crest of a hill above Starkfield. A few minutes later.
Scene 4: The exterior of the Frome farmhouse. A few minutes later.
ACT Il
Scene 1: The Frome bedroom and kitchen. Five-thirty the following
morning.
Scene 2: The kitchen. That evening.
ACT Ill
Scene 1: The bedroom. The next evening.
Scene 2: The kitchen. The following afternoon.
Scene 3: The crest of the hill. Half an hour later.
EPILOGUE
The kitchen. Twenty years later. The action follows that of the Prologue.
INTERMISSION OF TEN MINUTES AFTER ACT I AND ACT II
PRODUCTION STAFF
Technical director: Daniel Labeille; Production coordinator: Joyce Davis;
Lighting: Anne Digney, Edward Duba, John Langton, Paula Michaels, Betty
Jane Wilcox; Sound: Edward Duba, Mark Feinman, Alma Stacy; Properties:
Judy Lawrence, John Mulligan, Barbara Stupple; Costumes: Paula Michaels,
Dennis Tuttle, Sheila Brown; Make-up: Betty Jane Wilcox. Projection
sequences edited by Mr. Pettit.
MANAGEMENT STAFF
Box office treasurer: Maureen Duggan; Staff: Meredith Drake, Gatewood
Folger, Patricia McFarlin, Christine Smith, Lois Weissman; Secretary: Mere-
dith Drake; Publicity assistants: Alma Stacy, Ann Digney, William Mayer;
Lobby Display: Mary Setter, Marque-Lvua Wolfson; House Managers:
Maureen Pearson and Jo West; Staff: Karene Allen, Laurel Avin, Peggy
Carroll, Cathy Cullerton, Ann Digney, Dona Epting, Patricia Filiberto, Mary
Kehm, Edie Osgood, Alyce Wadopian.
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
is a function of
THE DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ART
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
FACULTY STAFF
Directerof he: treeless: Paul Bruce Pettit
Artistic Directors .......... pee, ee Jarka M. Burian (on leave)
James M. Leonard, Paul Bruce Pettit
PRAT USNR So Po Seas x oe John Jay Moore
Business and Publicity Manager .......... cele Edward J. Mendus
DRAMATICS COUNCIL OFFICERS
President RR oe re ee A Mary Temple
ee PO on a ee ee William Mayer
NN ss Seta Syn oe a en ee ee Cathy Farinon
Reo EOF ve NCO abe tn eee Oe ee Jon Barden
Fe ere a ee a Patricia Fasano
PNY yess a ee a a Alma Stacy
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