Carol Davis
Harvey -- this production was a real
pleasure -- with such a good and
dedicated cast and crew, and I hope our
audience enjoys it as much as I have.
I believe live local Community Theatre is a
valuable part of our cultural experiences,
and I am glad for the opportunity to be a
part of it.
I'd also like to thank our patrons and
audiences for their continued support
of this important community service.
Thank you to The Charles Machine
Works and Ed and Mary Malzahn for
their generous gift of The Heritage
Center to the people of Perry.
The PHS Drama class
and a veteran favorite of SCT
productions. He did the set & the
fireplace mantle for "Harvey". He
was last seen down at Charlie's
Place, enjoying the floor show with
Harvey, Miss Smethills, and Mrs. Ethel
Chauvenet.
Board of SCT. He played Jimmy
Hendrix in "Welcome to My
Nightmare", and was in "Too Soon
for Daisies" and many other SCT
plays. He was last seen at the Club
shouting that a large invisible
animal was ruining his golf game.
who appeared at SCT in "Too
Soon for Daisies." She also
directed last summer's "West Side
Story". Patti's music can be found
at www.madeofclaymusic.com
and at Soundclick.com. She is
presently at Dr. McClure's chatting
it up with Dr. McClure's sister from
Wichita.
of Dr. Lyman Sanderson. By day,
he does home repair...by night, a
web developer. He created SCT's
website. Find him searching the
sanitarium for Ruthie, AND also at
www.madeofclaymusic.com,
Harvey, acting in "Dupont Mississippi" & "Death by
Chocolate"...She painted the pictures that hang
over the fireplace in this production. She was last
seen sitting in a booth at Charlie's Place with
Elwood & Miss Smethills, seated directly across
from Harvey.
the role of Covetta Phillips in
"Dupont, Mississippi"...she and her
sister Patti Bloom are appearing for
the first time together on stage with
SCT . Rumor has it she dumped Dr.
Sanderson for the drip from the Rose
Room at the Frontier Hotel.
player since the first season
1975-76...appearing in
"Mame", "Cactus FLower", and
"The Odd Couple" and others.
He has directed plays, he has
stage-managed, and held
many Board offices -- today
he drives for Apex Cabs &
enjoys listening to birds --
when there ain't no birds !
talents tirelessly as a director, acting as film
star Doris Day in "Send Me No Flowers" and in
many other plays, stage-managing, etc...
She can be found presently devoting her
time to talking to the Society Editor, Miss
Ellerbe ... trying to marry off Myrtle Mae... and
checking the bathtub for strangers.
previously in "Sorry, Wrong
Chimney." He also was the
Narrator in "The Promise." He
was last seen drinking beer in a
grove of maple trees in Akron,
Ohio, having his head stroked
by a strange, beautiful, quiet
woman whose name we do not
know.
has appeared in "Music Man" & "Dupont
Mississippi", and "Wrong Number." She was
last seen in the Dowd Family Mansion kitchen
making sandwiches & coffee, and very
narrowly escaping the amorous advances of
Mr. Wilson .
For Daisies" and "Love,
Sex & the IRS" here at SCT,
and is a lot of fun to be
around. It is widely
rumored that he has been
a regular dinner guest at
the Dowd Mansion-- that
is, when he's not busy
nabbing psychos for Dr.
Chumley..
for us in rehearsals, changing the scenery, and also as one of our prompters backstage.
Thank you !! Jennifer was last seen looking for Veta's guest list and dusting furiously.
is a Pooka, and he goes about
at his caprice, playing mischief
wherever he wants upon
whomever he pleases ...
Stanley Bloom was kind enough
to bear the hot rabbit suit to be
our Harvey. Reliable sources
have it that he has been
spotted leaning against lamp
posts at 18th & Fairfax in
Denver, Colorado, Los Angeles,
California, and all other
intersections named 18th &
Fairfax across the country !
as Betty Chumley
Judge Omar Gaffney
Miss Johnson
Thank you !
TO
Dave Muir
who
provided
most of the
pictures for
the
Player's
Page & the
Backstage
Pages
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