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May
1988
Dear
Friends,
Narrows
Community Theater (NCT)
is now in its 18th season.
Throughout the years
we have prided ourselves
on bringing quality
theater to Bay Ridge
at affordable prices.
Since we are a non-profit
organization, we are
dependent on the support
of you, our audience,
friends and supporters
- for the continuation
of our endeavors.
Thanks to your past
support we have been
able to offer such productions
as : "Anything
Goes", "Mame",
"Hello Dolly",
"Beauty and the
Beast", "Man
of La Mancha",
and "Christmas
Dream " (an
original) to name a
few.
One group that has enabled
us to stay afloat, are
the merchants in the
neighborhood. THese
community minded people
generously support us
through our journal
ads. Please take a moment
to glance through the
journal and patronize
these merchants as well
as mentioning that you
saw their ad in this
journal.
You, our audience, our
Very Important People
.. it is for you that
we present this and
all our productions
.. so take a bow ...
accept our thanks ...
now, sit back, relax
and let us take you
on a trip down Memory
Lane .. the Andrew Sisters
... War-Time Romances
and the Train Canteen.
Enjoy a glimpse of those
crazy, wonderful days
when the focus of the
war was, for a time
OVER HERE!!!.
Cathi
Mae Johnston
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Synopses
A Passenger
train headed across country
... passengers with a
destiny ... soldiers whose
destiny is uncertain.
The train is divided into
three sections.
A military coach, a civilian
coach and between them
a lavatory which as been
turned into a canteen
by two resourceful sisters
.. the De Pauls.
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Production Staff
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Director |
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Makram
Joubran |
Musical
Director |
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Jim Grady |
Stage Manager
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Jo Giliberti |
Properties Manager
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Cathi Mae Johnston |
Costume Designer
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Jim Moakler,
Jim Cawley |
Audio Technician
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Eileen Fitzgerald |
Publicity
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Marguerite Clancy,
Eileen Fitzgerald,
Pat LaMorte, Brad
Menendez, Al Whidden,
Diana Yusim, Rita
Zelfine, Lorraine
Lacerra |
Costumes
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Jim Moakler,
Arlene Keating |
Lighting
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Sharon Miggins,
Joe Farage, Lorraine
Lacerra, Anthony
LaMorte, Paul Laddomada |
Sound
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Eileen Fitzgerald,
Sharon Miggins,
Paul Laddomada |
Refreshments
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Cathi Mae Johnston,
Helena Pastori,
Mary Razzi, Rose
Abbruzzese, Anna
Goitia |
Tickets
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Eileen Malloy,
Kim LaRosa, Betty
Kash |
Scenery
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Anthony Sacco,
Bary Bruschi, Kathy
Higgins, Paul Laddomada |
Set Design
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Jim Cawley |
Journal / Publicity
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Jim Cawley,
Arlene Keating,
Helena Pastori,
Len Giuliani |
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Cast of Characters
(in
order of appearance)
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Norwin
Spokesman |
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Ray Petersen |
Makeout |
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Wayne Spector |
Father
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Jim Moakler |
Mother
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Barbara Mullin |
Rankin
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Al Whidden |
Donna
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Kim LaRosa |
Maggie
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Victoria Reilly |
Mitzi |
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Rita Zelfine |
Utah |
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Joe Mazzarino |
Lucky
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Kevin Kash |
Sarge
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Tony Conaghan |
June
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Bridget M. Callaghan |
Bill
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Brad Menendez |
Pauline
De Paul |
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Cecelia M. Kash |
Paulette
De Paul |
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Arlene Keating |
Sam / Porter
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Mike Whelan |
Passengers
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Pat LaMorte,
Joan M. Seergy |
The Big Band
Piano / Director
- Jim Grady
Clarinet - Martha
Hyde
Saxophone - Sean
Anderson
Trumpet - Steve
Bohaoll
Trombone - Kevin
Clark
Bass Guitar -
Peter Blomstrom
Percussion - Miles
Weinstein
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