The
First Congregational Church of Dayton
and the "Penrose Players" Presents
Cast
Sir
Percival Glyde: A complete
scoundrel, but rather charming in a
villainous way.
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Steve
Edwards |
Dora:
His inept housekeeper.
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Gus
Froese |
Lawyer
Gilmore: All business and a
thorn in the side of Sir Percival.
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Jay
Ball |
Countess
Fosco: A clever creature, up
to no good. Runs the madhouse.
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Roslyn
Edwards |
Mrs.
Catherick: A victim of Sir
Percival’s bad character.
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Jennie
Dickinson |
Fredricka
Fairlee: A hypochondriac, given
to fits of sneezing.
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Judy
McDonald |
Marian:
His neice, lovely and sincere.
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Kris
Takemura |
Laura:
Another niece, in love with her drawing
master, but promised to Sir Percival.
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Shelly
Froese |
Walter
Hartright: The drawing master,
in love with Laura. Manly, honest, a
good sort.
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Mark
Franklin |
Mr.
Peach: An attendant in Countess
Fosco’s asylum.
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Daniel
Dickinson |
and
The Woman in White
(A figure of mystery and a cause for alarm)
Staff
& Crew
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Pianist
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Jim
Thorn |
Prompter
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Julia
Mark |
Stage
Manager, Special Effects, Sound
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Joe
Huether |
Lighting
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Isaac
Heuther |
Advertising
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Anna
Froese, Nadine Dieringer,
Mary Luce |
Costume
Advisors
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Mary
Luce, Roslyn Edwards |
Make-up
Advisor
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Judy
McDonald |
Program
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Dallas
Dickinson |
| Special
thanks to Jim and Bev Startin
at Patit Valley Products for the wonderful
Friday night dinner, to Judy Graham
for hosting and artistic support, and
to the Walla Walla Little Theatre for
prop and costume supplements.
Proceeds
from this production support the mission
and ministry of the First Congregational
Church of Dayton and Touchet Valley
Arts Council.
Special
thanks to TVAC Productions
and the staff and management of the
Liberty Theater.
Point
of Interest: The name
of the troupe springs from a former
pastor of the Dayton Congregational
Church, Stephen L. Penrose (1890-1894)
who left Dayton to become President
of Whitman
College. Dr. Penrose wrote an
inspirational pageant about the history
of the Walla Walla area that is presently
housed at the library dedicated in
his name at Whitman College.
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