This show opened January 16 and ran through February 23, 1969.
Production Staff:
Director – John Kinnamon
Assistant Director – Jean Anne Kain
Lighting Designer & Stage Manager – Ben Fisher
Dance & Musical Number Staging – Carole Banninger & Mike Malone
Musical Director – Martin Piechuch
Set Designer – James Cranston Kennedy
Properties – Vicki Susan
Costume Coordination – Carolyn Capps
John Stevenson singing “Luck Be A Lady Tonight”
Burn Brae Staff:
General Manager – Jean Anne Kain
Assistant General Manager – Rodney Fayman
Artistic Director – John Kinnamon
Advertising & Public Relations – Lou Brott, Al Raider
Box Office Manager – Rodney Fayman
House Manager – Chuck Goings
House Staff – Carole Banninger, Amy Appleton
Credits
C&P Telephone Co.
Photography for “Guys & Dolls” – Joe Mann
Rodney Fayman and Itzy Friedman
Cast:
Sky Masterson – Bob Frankfurt & John Stevenson
Adelaide – Sally Jane Heit, Ann Ault
Nathan Detroit – Bill Holter
Sarah Brown – Mary Ann Chinn
Nicely Nicely Johnson – Lew Resseguie, Rodney Fayman
Benny Southstreet – Itzy Friedman
Big Jule – Orie Seltzer, Hy Goodman
Rusty Charlie – Dusty Rhodes
Arvide Abernathy – Ray Proctor
Harry the Horse – Dave McCarter
Lt. Brannigan – Tim McAfee
Angie the Ox – Dave Graff
Mimi – Carolee Cohen
General Matilda B. Cartwright – Virginia Zanner
Hot Box Girls – Bonnie Torguson, Linda Kitzmiller, Carolee Cohen, Carolyn Capps, Kathy Heenan
Mission Band – Carolyn Capps, Bill Zanner
Sally Jane leads the Hot Box Girls through “Take Back Your Mink.”
Big Jule (Orie Seltzer) politely negotiates debt payment with Nathan Detroit (Bill Holter) and his pals.
Data sources for this show include Frank Anzalone, John Kinnamon, Francine Joyce, Brian Seltzer and the Library of Congress (R.L. Coe theater program collection).
Guys & Dolls 1970
