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Great Horton Theatre Company 20th -24th February 2007 7.30pm Producer & Choreographer Michael A Kirkby Musical Director John Webb Joint Choreographer Helen Dewhirst
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Book by NEIL SIMON Music by CY COLEMAN Lyrics by DOROTHY FIELDS Based on an original screenplay by Federico Fellini, Tullio Pinelli, Ennio Plaiano. Produced for the Broadway stage by Fryer, Carr and Harris. Conceived, staged and choreographed by Bob Fosse.
Directed by Steve Tetlow Musical Director Ian Sapiro Choreographer Janet Fletcher The West Yorkshire Orchestra Leader: Sally Robinson
C O N C E R T
H A L L
23rd to 27th January 2OO7
Colin Marchant
Safety Officer
Phil Jowett
Life Members
Margaret Drinkel Dick Gregson Marian Hardy Rita Horner Alan Kilshaw Bessie Klenk Norman Klenk Marion Priestley Roger Stevenson
Rehearsal Pianist
Margaret Wood
Assistant Pianists
Mark Bolland Joyce Gill Bob Lancaster Anne Tonks
Stage Manager
Simon Tonks
Vice Presidents Mollie Alred Elizabeth McMahon Geoff McMahon Clarice Stocker Marjorie Wood Norman Butterfield Vincent Franklin Tony Gregson David Shinn Colin Tordoff Rev D Griffiths
Property Masters Renee Downie Raymond Downie
Electricians
Michael Bastow Roy Smith Chris Tonks Mark Ellis
Wardrobe & Wigs
Tony Gregson Rita Horner & Assistants
Chairman
Tony Gregson
Prompter
Marian Eastwood
Treasurer
Mollie Alred
Rehearsal Refreshments
Shirley Hodgson Elizabeth McMahon
Secretary
Gillian Bastow
Auditors
A and M Klenk
Assistant Secretary
Anne Tonks
Executive Comittee
Julie Burrows Linda Hensby Rita Horner Margaret Shaw Louise Whyte Alan Hirst Phil Jowett Paul Tarver
Business Manager
Claire Boocock
Casting Committee
Bessie Klenk Marjorie Wood Michael Carter Tony Gregson Rita Horner
Honorary Officers of the Society 2006 - 2007
President
President: Colin Marchant
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elcome again to St George’s Hall and our production of Sweet Charity. This is a show that has not been performed in the city for a number of years, yet many of the musical numbers will be well known to you.
We are pleased to announce that we have a new President this year. Colin Marchant, who directed our shows for 11 years before retiring in 2002 was invited to take up the vacant position and he brings a wealth of experience to the office. We, along with many other societies, are finding it increasingly difficult to make a profit on our productions, so our charitable donations are becoming smaller than in recent years. This year we have donated over £800 to local charities but we do need your support to help us to continue this work. On Thursday evening we welcome The Lord Mayor of Bradford Councillor Choudhary Rangzeb; the Dean of Bradford, the Very Reverend David Ison; the Vicar of St Pauls’ Church, the Reverend David Griffiths, together with representatives from NODA and our neighbouring societies to our performance. This is the society’s 75th anniversary year and we would be delighted to see past and present members or patrons at our celebration lunch on Sunday 13th May at the Gomersal Park Hotel. Finally, may I take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support, I hope you enjoy being with us tonight, and have a safe journey home. With my best wishes,
Tony Gregson - Chairman
We are pleased to welcome back for the 5th successive year…
Our Production Team
IAN SAPIRO Musical Director
STEVE TETLOW Director
JANET FLETCHER Choreographer
MARGARET WOOD Accompanist
From the Chairman - Tony Gregson
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It has been a sad year for the society
Edward Blakemore was a Vice President of the society who joined in 1969. He possessed a strong bass voice and just loved to sing. He was also a member of a number of choirs and opera groups. He enjoyed being in the chorus, occasionally playing minor roles and in later years he became our security officer, looking after car park duties at our rehearsal venues. Everyone loved Eddie for his outgoing and cheerful personality. Carol Jarvis was the daughter of our prompter Marion and wife of our electrician Roy Smith and joined the society at the age of 15 as a dancer for our production of Waltzes from Vienna. She remained a member of our regular dancing team for many years and also played minor roles. Ill health forced her to retire from the stage, but she still kept a keen interest in the society. Joan Tordoff, the wife of our Vice President Colin, joined the society in 1961 for our production of No, No, Nannette. She was a regular chorus member of the society with her husband until their children were born, when to ease ‘baby sitting’ duties she stayed with Great Horton AOS where she became a committee member. She attended our own AGM just 3 weeks before her sudden death.
Obituaries
Dorothy Kilshaw joined the society in 1960 to support her husband Alan who had joined in1958 for our production of Brigadoon. At first she helped with costumes, but soon became an acting member playing cameo roles, always with great dignity. She continued to help with costumes particularly for our youth pantomimes, always dressing the ‘Dame’. When Alan became Chairman of the society, Dorothy supported him graciously on all occasions. Although her health curtailed her contribution in recent years, she remained a strong supporter of the society.
Eddie Musson played the bagpipes in our production of Brigadoon just 2 years ago and became really interested in supporting various society activities. Winnie Common was a keen supporter of the society who also provided rehearsal refreshments for many years. All her three daughters appeared in our productions before they were married. Kenneth McMahon was a friend and patron of the society for over 50 years. His son, grand daughter and great grand daughter are all members of the society.
We are grateful for their contributions to the society and we offer our love and sympathy to their families It is a long standing tradition for members of the cast to exchange small gifts which have some relevance, however slight, to the show. This year the shadow of cancer has touched several of our members, and so instead of buying gifts we have decided to make a donation to a local cancer charity. If you would like to join us there are containers in the foyer for your donations. Thankyou.
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Cathryn Moorhouse – Charity Hope Valentine Cathryn has been involved in the theatre from a very young age, first appearing in the musical “Brigadoon”. She has since gone on to take many leading and supporting roles for societies all over West Yorkshire. Some of her favourite roles include Mabel in “Mack and Mabel”, the title role in “Gigi”, Eliza in “My Fair Lady” and Miss Adelaide in “Guys and Dolls”, but her favourite role to date is that of Charity. She trained at Hull University and has appeared in various television productions for YTV and Granada such as “Coronation Street” and “Blue Murder” and for the past four years has been seen making beds and removing bedpans amongst other nursing duties in the YTV drama “The Royal”. This year sees her celebrating her 28th year in Amateur Theatre.
Kathryn Tonks – Nickie
About the Cast
Kathryn has been on the Yorkshire Amateur circuit since the age of two, playing with local societies such as Idle and Thackley, Keighley, Spenborough and the Bradford Youth Players. Kathryn has enjoyed a variety of leading and supporting roles; she has recently enjoyed the challenge of three “straight” characters, Katie Brown (Calamity Jane) Julie Jordan (Carousel) and Sarah Brown (Guys and Dolls). Always in her element with character parts, Kathryn can hardly wait to get stuck into the ruthlessly saucy Nickie in Sweet Charity. Do you wanna have fun?
Peter McDonell – Vittorio Vidal Peter’s first musical appearance was in Showboat in Huddersfield in 1996. Since then he has taken on the parts of Capt von Trapp in Sound of Music, Georges in La Cage Aux Folles , Billis in South Pacific, Nathan in Guys and Dolls, as well as Hines in The Pajama Game and more recently Doolittle in My Fair Lady. Sweet Charity will be Peter’s second time with Buttershaw St Paul’s. His first show with our Society was in 2002, in 42nd Street when he played the part of Julian Marsh, which he repeated for Halifax AOS the following year. Peter is from Birkenhead but has lived in Yorkshire for 25 years. His local society is Halifax Light Opera Society where he is also a committee member. Away from musicals Peter loves sport and still plays football and cricket. He is a mad supporter of Tranmere Rovers!!
Louise Whyte – Helene Since starting out with the Bradford Youth Players, Louise has done many shows with local societies and has even picked up a few awards on the way. Her theatrical CV reads like a who’s who of the down-trodden, put-upon or just plain odd: Adelaide in Guys and Dolls; Mrs Mullins in Carousel; Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors; Dracula’s Mother in Dracula Spectacular although, there have been a few ‘feisty’ characters in there too; Sally Smith in Me and My Girl; Anytime Annie in 42nd Street; Irene in Crazy for You - not to mention a few more, how shall we put it, ‘divinely-inspired’ characters such as Mary Magdelene in Jesus Christ Superstar and Sister Mary Hubert in the infamous ‘Nunsense’. Louise is eagerly looking forward to adding another tart-with-a-heart to her CV playing ‘Helene’ and living it up, on-stage and off, with the girls from the Fandango Ballroom.
Richard Whyte – Oscar Linquist
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This show marks Rick's tenth anniversary in amateur theatre. After starting his affair with BSP in ’97 he shacked up with the Bradford Youth Players for a few saucy years and had a string of sordid one-show-stands with the likes of NAPA, Encore and Spenborough. But, although he’s recently been seen cavorting with the Bradford Players in their pantomimes, it’s back home to BSP’s loving embrace that Rick always returns. If pushed, he'd say that Jeff in our production of Brigadoon was his favourite role, although his dream role would be one of the chimps in the PG Tips adverts. He has auditioned, but was deemed to be under-qualified.
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The Story... As the days of the large scale Hollywood musical came to an end in the 1960s, a new trend grew up, that of taking old movie stories and making them into stage musicals. “Smiles of a Summer Night” became “A Little Night Music”, “Roxie Hart” became “Chicago” and Federico Fellini’s film “Nights of Cabiria” became “Sweet Charity”.
The story of Sweet Charity / Noda
Neil Simon wrote the book and veteran lyricist Dorothy Fields provided the words for Cy Coleman’s music. The show opened at the Palace Theatre, New York on the 29th January 1966 and ran for 608 performances. Its star was Gwen Verdon, who coincidentally later starred in Chicago, and her husband, Bob Fosse, won a Tony award for his choreography. In 1967 the London star was Juliet Prowse, but most people associate the role of Charity with Shirley McLaine who starred in the 1968 film version with John McMartin, Chita Rivera and Sammy Davis Jnr. The show tells the story of dance-hall hostess Charity who is desperate to find love , marriage, respectability and an escape route from the dance hall. She has a romantic entanglement with Italian film star Vittorio Vidal before becoming engaged to neurotic accountant Oscar Linquist. The big, brassy score includes such hits as, “I’m a Brass Band”, “Hey Big Spender” and “Rhythm of Life”. A very modern musical in its day, Charity now provides a slightly nostalgic look at some of the fads and fashions of the sixties. So sit back and laugh at the way your parents and grandparents used to dress or remember fondly the days when you had hair or wore short skirts.
Patron - Lord Lloyd Webber The National Operatic and Dramatic Association was founded in 1899 to ‘protect and advance the interests of operatic and dramatic art and of the societies engaged of therein’. Our Society is proud to be a member of NODA which has over 2300 societies and nearly 3000 individual members. The Association with its new headquarters in Peterborough, is able to advise societies on many aspects of amateur theatre and provides tailor-made insurance schemes and has its own extensive library. NODA encourages members to attend its Summer Schools, which consist of drama, stagecraft, opera, stage management, musical direction amongst many other topics. With Regional and National Conferences, workshops, seminars, awards and bursaries, together with the publication of quarterly news magazines, NODA provides the only national network for all areas of amateur theatre in the UK. We are part of the North Eastern region of the Association, our Area Councillor is Mr Chris Ingram and our Regional Representative is Ms Judith Smith whom we look forward to welcoming to our production this week.
Long Service Awards Several of our members have over the years received long service medals. These arw presented through NODA by the Society to recognise their valuable contribution to the amateur stage and their distinguished service to the Society. This year our beneficiaries are: Tony Gregson - Diamond Pin representing 55 years service Amateur Theatre Rita Horner and Geoff McMahon - 3rd Bar representing 40 years
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Diane Bolland, Alan and Brenda Hirst, Bob Lancaster - 2nd Bar representing 35 years Mollie Alred - 25 year Medal
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Cast (in order of appearance)
Sweet Charity Cast
Charity Hope Valentine............ Cathryn Moorhouse Helene............ Louise Whyte Nickie............ Kathryn Tonks Rosie............ Christa D’Apolito Carmen............ Tina Corrigan Ursula March............ Vikki Summers Oscar Linquist............ Richard Whyte Vittorio Vidal............ Peter McDonnell Herman............ Alan Hirst Daddy Brubeck............ Phil Jowett Night Club Hostesses Lucy Blamires, Cathy Gribble, Helen Habergham, Paula Kelly, Stacey Laycock, Natalie Mason, Emma Wainwright
’ Park Crowd, Dancing Couples, 92nd Street ‘Y Patrons, Rhythm of Life Church Congregation, New Yorkers, Fan-Dango Ballroom Customers and Employees Mary Benn, Diane Bolland, Maureen Colbert, Linda Hensby, Brenda Hirst, Paula Klenk, Margaret Shaw, Wendy Stephenson, Martha Tarver, Sue Vincent Steve Blamires, Nick Burch, Michael Carter, Craig Crowther, Paul Tarver, Lyn Whitehead
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Overture
Orchestra
Scene 1
The Park by the Lake You Should See Yourself - Charity and Chorus
Scene 2
Hostess Room of the Fan-Dango Ballroom
Scene 3
Fan-Dango Ballroom Big Spender - Nickie, Helene and Girls Charity’s Soliloquy - Charity
Scene 4
New York Street in front of Pompeii Club
Scene 5
Interior of the Pompeii Club Rich Man’s Frug - Chorus
Scene 6
Vittorio Vidal’s Apartment If My Friends Could See Me Now - Charity Too Many Tomorrows - Vidal Ciao Baby - Charity
Scene 7
Hostess Room There’s Gotta Be Something Better Than This – Nickie, Helene and Charity
Scene 8
92nd Street ‘Y’ Information Booth and Elevator Bravest individual - Oscar and Charity
Act 2 Scene 1
Rhythm of Life Church Rhythm of Life - Daddy Brubeck and Chorus
Scene 2
Going Crosstown
Scene 3
Charity’s Apartment Baby Dream Your Dream - Nickie and Helene
Scene 4
Coney Island Sweet Charity - Oscar and Chorus
Scene 5
Fan-Dango Ballroom Reprise – Big Spender - Helene and Girls
Scene 6
Barney’s Chile Hacienda
Scene 7
I’m a Brass Band - Charity and Chorus
Scene 8
Fan-Dango Ballroom I Love to Cry at Weddings - Herman, Nickie, Rosie, Helene and Chorus
Scene 9
The Park Where Am I Going? - Charity If My Friends Could See Me Now - Full Company
Scenes and Musical Numbers
Act 1
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IS COMING TO TOWN ! Calling all young people under 20 years of age Are you interested in singing, performing, acting or dancing, or just want to learn some basic circus skills? THIS COULD BE FOR YOU! We will be presenting a Youth Production of
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at Cleckheaton Town Hall Monday 23rd, Tuesday 24th, and Wednesday 25th April 2007 There will be an introduction to the show at Buttershaw St Paul’s Primary School on Friday 2nd February at 7.30pm for all those interested ALL CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN
Rehearsals will then commence on Friday 9th February for singing and movement All interested young people will be required to audition to be in the production
Rehearsals will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays for chorus members and also on Mondays as required for principals. Further details can be obtained from Gillian Bastow - Tel 01274 413255
Mr & Mrs D Alred Mrs I Barker Mr & Mrs M Bastow Mr & Mrs M Bolland Mr & Mrs H Branthwaite Mr & Mrs T Burrows Mr & Mrs N Butterfield Mrs M Drinkel Mr & Mrs J Eastwood Mrs P Gray Mr V A Gregson Mrs M Hardy Mrs R Haley Miss S Hodgson
Mr & Mrs M Horner Mr & Mrs R Jackson Mr A Kilshaw Mr & Mrs N Klenk Mr N & Mrs P Klenk Mrs H Lee Mr & Mrs R Lancaster Mr & Mrs B Lymbery Mr & Mrs A G Mcmahon Mrs M Moody Mr & Mrs R W Morgan Mrs M Priestley Mr & Mrs T Priestley Mrs J Relton
Mrs E Rigg Mr & Mrs M Shaw Mr & Mrs D Shinn Mrs F E Smith Mr John S H Smith Mr & Mrs R Smith Mr & Mrs R Stevenson Mr & Mrs S Tonks Mr C Tordoff Mr G W Turton Mr & Mrs R Wells Mrs M Wood Mrs M Woodhead
Visiting Parties Senior Wayfarers St Johns Church Great Horton Friends of Hemsworth Rotary Horton Bank Top Methodist Wednesday Group Sue Jackson's Party Grange Technology College Staff Central Avenue Weslyan Reform Chapel St Winefred's Church Social Group Horton Moravian Church
Residents of Knightsbridge Court Mirfield Rotary Club Vera McLelland's Party Whitechapel Middle School Staff Huddersfield Grammar School Wibsey Methodist Wednesday Group Joyce Relton's Party
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Chorus & Dancers
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Mary Benn
Lucy Blamires
Steve Blamires
Maureen Colbert
Craig Crowther
Cathy Gribble
Paula Kelly
Paula Klenk
Stacey Laycock
Martha Tarver
Paul Tarver
Sue Vincent
Nick Burch
Michael Carter
Helen Habergham
Linda Hensby
Brenda Hirst
Natalie Mason
Margaret Shaw
Wendy Stephenson
Emma Wainwright
Lyn Whitehead
Chorus & Dancers
Diane Bolland
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With best wishes to all at Buttershaw St. Paul’s AODS The Bradford Catholic Players
80 Anniversary Concert th
Victoria Hall, Saltaire Thurs 17th, Fri 18th & Sat 19th May 2007 7.30pm Tickets £7.50
Tel: 01274 637349
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The Governors of St Paul’s C of E First School, Buttershaw and Buttershaw Primary School for rehersal facilities.
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Margie & John at Homburg’s Leeds for hire of costumes.
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Michael Bastow, Raymond and Renee Downie and Simon Tonks for scenery.
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The technical staff of Bradford Theatres.
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BBC Radio Leeds, The Pulse, Telegraph and Argus, Halifax Courier and Huddersfield Examiner for their assistance with publicity.
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Andrew Cowton of Glendale Studios, King Cross, Halifax for photographs.
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Halifax Theatres, Showcase Cinemas and Paris Restaurant for prizes.
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Programme compilation – Alan Hirst.
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Programme design and artwork – Simon Frater at Hart & Clough Limited.
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Our Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers for their support.
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We would especially like to thank “Awards for All’ for the grant of £5000 towards the promotion and production of Sweet Charity. In return can we ask you to please support our advertisers because without their help this souvenir programme would not be available
Previous Productions 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963
HMS PINAFORE MIKADO YEOMEN OF THE GUARD GONDOLIERS ARCADIANS WILD FLOWER CINDERELLA COUNTRY GIRL FLORA DORA GOODNIGHT VIENNA RIO RITA MAGYAR MELODY OUR MISS GIBBS CARISSIMA BLESS THE BRIDE DESERT SONG GYPSY PRINCESS QUAKER GIRL BRIGADOON OKLAHOMA NO, NO NANNETTE LOVE FROM JUDY ANNIE GET YOUR GUN
1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
FINIAN’S RAINBOW MERRY WIDOW ARCADIANS WHITE HORSE INN WILD VIOLETS WALTZES FROM VIENNA ME AND MY GIRL MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS MY FAIR LADY CHARLIE GIRL HELLO DOLLY WALTZ WITHOUT END CALAMITY JANE VAGABOND KING DESERT SONG OKLAHOMA CAROUSEL MERRY WIDOW BRIGADOON STUDENT PRINCE ANNIE GET YOUR GUN ROCK NATIVITY
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
HALF A SIXPENCE GUYS AND DOLLS PIRATES OF PENZANCE LOVE FROM JUDY GODSPELL DIE FLEDERMAUS MY FAIR LADY THE KING AND I KISS ME KATE CHESS THE MUSIC MAN FIDDLER ON THE ROOF SHOWBOAT BARNUM MERRY WIDOW 42ND STREET BELLAS ME & MY GIRL JESUS CHRIST SUPSERSTAR MACK & MABEL BRIGADOON CRAZY FOR YOU CAROUSEL
Acknowledgements & Previous Productions
The Society wishes to thank the following who have assisted with this production:
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The first scheduled event will be a
D i a m o n d C e l e b r a t i o n Lu n ch on Sunday 13th May at The Gomersal Park Hotel All past and present members, friends and supporters are welcome. Please contact Claire Boocock on 01274 676047 for further details
Diamond Celebration Concer t on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd June at St Paul’s Church, Buttershaw, Bradford at 7.30pm This Concert will include highlights of some of our most memorable productions together with a selection of items that we would have liked to have the opportunity to present! Any past, present or prospective members who would like to take part in this concert please contact Gillian Bastow on 01274 413255 for further details Tickets will be on sale from the beginning of April. Contact Claire Boocock 01274 676047.
Our next production... We are pleased to announce the Bradford Amateur Premier of...
22nd to 26th January 2008
75th Year Celebrations & Next Production
During 2007 our Society will be celebrating its 75th Year...
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