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The Three Musketeers

(Originally Produced by Florenz Ziegfeld)

Music by Rudolf Friml

Book and Lyrics by William Anthony McGuire, P. G. Wodehouse, and Clifford Grey

Adapted from a novel by Alexandre Dumas

Produced in arrangement with, and the music and dialogue material furnished by: Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc., 757 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 USA

This production was supported by a grant from the Music Department of the Ontario Arts Council. The wardrobe expansion project of Sault Opera was funded by a Community Development Grant from the Ministry of Employment and Immigration of the Federal Government of Canada.

Production Dates and Venue

February 11, 12, 13, and 14, 1981

White Pines Theatre

Cast

Innkeeper Richard Jenkins
Planchet, servant David Bumbaco
Zoe, servant girl Gayle Burch
Jussac, Sergeant of the Guard Keith Waldie
Cardinal's Guards Jim Mills, Dirk Becker, Peter Hoffman, Erika Speer
Comte de la Rochefort Stephen Rutti
Lady de Winter Barbara Johnston
Athos, Musketeer Randy Smith
Porthos, Musketeer T. J. (Terry) McPhee
Aramis, Musketeer Jacques Chouinard
Constance Bonacieux Jo-Ann Morgan
D'Artagnan Dario Laurenti
Col. de Treville Bruce Bedell
Col. de Treville's Lady Lesley Bumbaco
Convent Girls and Ladies-In-Waiting Jill Bonin, Theresa Del Bel, Penelope Johnson, Elizabeth Prouse
Nuns Jane Desing, Vilma Ambel
Duke of Buckingham Larry Whalen
Queen Anne of France Judi Morgan
King Louis XIII of France Rudy Becker
Cardinal Richelieu Michael Harpe
Brother Joseph Herbert Johnson
King's Attendants Henry Peeling, Ron Renner
Mother H, Innkeeper at Calais Karen Pomber
Gypsy Dancer Terry Zika
Bos'un Lou Turco
Patrick, Buckingham's Page Scot McLurg

Chorus

Villagers and Courtiers

Janice Kent, Sarah L'Alouette, Debbie Lukenda, Anne Roberts, Tony Bumbaco, Glen Wells

Orchestra

Honourary Life Member and Concertmaster Mary Shrubsole Walton
Conductor Arno Ambel
Concertmaster Guy Traficante
First Violin Guy Traficante, Ronald Mah, Carol O'Neill
Second Violin Karl Schier, Peter Whitby
Viola John Moffatt, Sister Mary Sammon
Cello Julian Tryczynski, Katherine Gartshore
Double Bass Hugh Stephen
Flute Louise Griffith
Clarinet Ron Belsito, Lynda Myles
French Horn Aubrey Moore, Robert Henderson (Wed. to Fri.), Ron Koch (Sat.)
Trumpet George Townsend, Alan Campbell
Trombone Mary Ann Barban
Percussion Marc Dubreuil
Organ Lorraine Smith
Rehearsal Pianists Lorraine Smith, Jane Anstice, Barbara Saylor-Severin, Charlene Trus

Production Staff

Producer Herbert Johnson
Production Co-Ordinator Brenda Gravelle
Director Virginia Reh
Music Director Arno Ambel
Additional Choreography by Trixie Hardy and Stephen Rutti
Additional Music arranged by Terence Seaman
Set Designer Tim Fort
Costume Designer Vilma Ambel
Lighting Designer Rutger Becker
Director's Assistant Richard Jenkins
Stage Manager Leslee Belanger
Assistant Stage Manager Fred Frechette
Stage Crew Chief Philip Burfoot
Properties Ted McKinney
Make-Up Leeann Trbovich
Hairstyling Marga Pelka
Lighting Booth Raji Retnakaran
House Manager David Walsh
Advance Box Office Erika Dello
House Box Office Noreen Myers
Publicity T. J. (Terry) McPhee and Arno Ambel
Fencing Instructor Dal Travnick

Production Assistants

Wardrobe Ann Hendriks, Ruth Mercosky, Randy Smith, and others
Stage Crew Ken Belanger, Guy Coutu, Jeff Deluzio, Sandro Nevicato, Frank Stella, Jim Walker
Properties Darla Atkins, Susan Barron, Jane Lamothe, Mary Roberts
Make-Up Pauline Gendron, Heather Stadnisky
Lighting Dirk Becker, John Jones, Sarah L'Alouette, Eric Larsen, Jim Mills, Paul Willert
Set Construction Alexis Bedell, Bruce Bedell, Francis Bedell, Guy Coutu, Lorna Blackburn, Philip Burfoot, Kelly Hopper, Michelle Jarvis, Henry Peeling, Frank Stella, Laurie Willis, Mike Wolowich, Terry Zika
Men's Barber Dave Waldie
Box Office Romy Bock, Herbert Johnson, Penelope Johnson, Henrietta McLurg, Mary Roberts, Randy Smith, Linda Veith, and others
Hospitality Lesley and Dave Bumbaco
Front of House Alexis Bedell, Cathy Bedell, Francis Bedell, Joanne Marconi, Letizia DiPasquale, Karen Sagle

The services of Ms. Reh were made available through the courtesy of the Canadian Actors' Equity Association and the financial support of the Community Theatre Training Programme of Theatre Ontario (funded by the Ontario Arts Council)

 

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