Playwright: George Farquhar
Director: Harold C. Crain
Set Design: J. Wendell Johnson
Costume Design: Berneice Prisk
Academic Year: 1956-1957https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/productions_1950s/1001/thumbnail.jp

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San Jose State UniversitySJSU ScholarWorksProductions 1950-1959 Theatre ProductionsSpring 3-1957The Beaux' Stratagem (1957)San Jose State University, Theatre ArtsFollow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/productions_1950sPart of the Theatre and Performance Studies CommonsThis Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Theatre Productions at SJSU ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion inProductions 1950-1959 by an authorized administrator of SJSU ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact scholarworks@sjsu.edu.Recommended CitationSan Jose State University, Theatre Arts, "The Beaux' Stratagem (1957)" (1957). Productions 1950-1959. 3.http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/productions_1950s/3DRAMA FACULTY HAROLD C. CRAil,, Executive Head Rollin E. Buckman........................... .Stage Construction and Management James H. Clancy ........................Acting, Directing and Dramatic Literature Hugh W. Gillis .......................................... Dramatic Literature and Cinema J. Wendell Johnson.............................. Scene Design and Play Production John R. Kerr.............................. Acting, Directing and Children's Theatre James Lioi .......................................... Stage Construction and Jlaintenarlce Elizabeth M. Loeffler ...................................................... Acting and Directing Frank T. McCann ......................................................... .Radio and Television Harrison W. McCreath (on leave) Stage Construction and Management Ruth H. McKenzie ...................... Dramatic Literature, Voice and Diction Berneice Prisk.......................................... Costume Design and Construction Constance Ruys .................................. Stage Construction and Management W. Malcolm WesL.. .......................................... - ......... .Radio and Television DRAMA SEASO~ 1956-1957 GREEN GROW THE LILACS, a folk comedy by Lynn Riggs llay 2 lhrou~h May 11, 1957... - ......................... ______________James H. Clancy, Director NOBEL PRIZE, a domestic comedy by lljalmcr Bergman May 24, 25, 27 through lrute 1, 1957................................ Elizabcth M. Loeffler, Director Single admission prices (or the 1956-1957 drama season will be 50 cents to students upon presentat ion of their student body <:ards; $1.00 for general admission. Reser· vations may he made from 1 to 5 PM at the Box Office, College Theatre, or by calling CY 4-1931. ...... Parking space is available to our patrons in the college lot on the corner of Ninth and San Fernando Streets. IE COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMA The Beaux' Stratagem a comedy by GEORGE FAR9UHAR COLLEGE March 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 1957 Twenfy·slxtft Season One H•ndred and Slxtlet• Prod•ctiH THE BEAUX' STRATAGEM By GEORGE FARQUHAR Director, HAROLD C. C~ Settings by J . WENDELL JOHNSON Costumes by BERNEICE PRISK Lighting by ROLLIN E. BUCKMAN Technical Director, CONSTANCE RUYS CA ST OF CHARACTERS PROLOGUE .................................................................... - .......... Richard Parka SCE~ CHA.~GER..................................................... - ............ Charles Cook BONIFACE, Landlord of the Inn .............................. -..... .Joseph Markham CHERRY, the Landlord's Daughter .......................................... Mora Jacott AIMWELL l Two Gentlemen of b roken fortunes, the t ........Wayne Ward ARCHER 1first as Master and the second as Servantf ....Patrick Garvey TAPSTER.................................................................................... Ivan Pauleen SCRl..i'B, servant to Mr. Sullen ................................... - ....... Robert Montilla DORII'I"DA, Lady Bountiful's daughter ............................... Barbara Ruhle ~ffiS. SULLEN, Lady Bountiful's daughter-in-law ....... Elisabeth Keller SQUIRE SULLEN, son of Lady Bountiful............ - ......... Robert Gordon )ffi. GffiBET, a Highwayman................................... - ......... 1\Ianuel Carillo GIPSY, m aid to the Ladies ....................................... _. ___ ___l\farion Brugnone LADY BOUNTIFUL, an old, civil Country Gentlewoman who cures her neighbors of all distempers ....... - ........... Shirley Ahem FOIGARD, servant to a French Count................... _ .......Thomas Prather HOUNSLOW, companion to Gibbet.....·--··--·--------- --- --··--····PhilJip Upton BAGSHOT, companion of Gibbet............................._.......... .J ames Haynie SIR CHARLES FREEMAN, a Gentleman from London ..... .Jarnes Dunn COACH PASSEXGERS......... . .......... Shirley Ahern, Marion Brugnone, J ames Haynie, Joan Paine, Phillip Upton SCENE Lichfield, 1707 Act I Scene I The Inn Scene 2 The Garden at Lady Bountiful's House Scene 3 The Inn Scene 4 The Drawing Room, Lady Bountiful's House Scene 5 	The Inn lntermwion I A t n Scene 1 The Garden c Scene 2 The Gallery, Lady Bountiful's House Intermission Act m 	Scene 1 The Inn Scene 2 Mrs. Sullen's bedroom Scene 3 The Drawing Room TECHNICAL CREWS Stage Manager ........................................ ····-----·-··············---·----·------.loan Payne Assi.stant Stage Manager ................................................. ....Celeste McAdam ..... Daniel Bo..,. Helena Dacuyan, Robert l\IcGetchen, St Crewage ··--··········· -~ Davey Schmitt, Gary Verbin Electrician ...................................................................................... David Shaver Assistant Electrician.................................................................... Keith Glutch Crew .................................................. Shirley DiLonardo, Bru.:bara Hartman, Jacqueline Morns, John Sellers Property !t1anager .................................................................... Mar1ene Balogh Crew .................................. Elizabeth Crosby, Gladys Taba, JoAnne Wolfe Paint Crew ........................................................... .Jesse Hover, Ben Horiuchi, Jacqueline Morris, Phillip Upton Sound .llanager ............................................................................. .J ames Dobbs Costume Manager ....................................................................... Jack A. Byers Costume Crew .................... George Dailey, Ethel Feldstein, Ivan Paulsen, Thomas Prather, Irene Robertson, Ava-Lynne Camerzell Bookholder .................................................................................. Marcia Taylor llou.se !tlanager ............................................................................ Ronald Blood Box 0/fice ............................................................................... .Janet Archibald ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Arrangements and recording by Gibson Walters, violin; Thomas Ryan, harpsichord; Donald E . Homuth, cello ; Stafford Miller, string bass. Alden Smith. .................................. _.............Voice and Diction and Dialecu • • • Next Productions • • • The next production offered by the Speech and Drama Department will be Lynn Rigg's GREEN GROW THE LILACS, to be shown in the College Theatre on May 2 through May 11 at 8:15. ALADDIN Al'I"D THE WONDERFUL LAMP by James Norris wiH be presented by the Children's Theatre in the Studio Theatre on May 4 (10:30 AM and 2 PM) , May 9 and 10 (4 PM), and May 11 (10:30 All ~d 2 Pli) . This play is a spectacular dramatization of tJ:te ol~.fairy tale ~tth all of the beauty, magic and mystery of the Arahtan i\tghts, and lS good entertainment for children of an ages. 

The Beaux\u27 Stratagem (1957)

San Jose State University

San Jose State University
SJSU ScholarWorks
Productions 1950-1959 Theatre Productions
Spring 3-1957
The Beaux' Stratagem (1957)
San Jose State University, Theatre Arts
Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/productions_1950s
Part of the Theatre and Performance Studies Commons
This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Theatre Productions at SJSU ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in
Productions 1950-1959 by an authorized administrator of SJSU ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact scholarworks@sjsu.edu.
Recommended Citation
San Jose State University, Theatre Arts, "The Beaux' Stratagem (1957)" (1957). Productions 1950-1959. 3.
http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/productions_1950s/3
DRAMA FACULTY 

HAROLD C. CRAil,, Executive Head 

Rollin E. Buckman........................... .Stage Construction and Management 

James H. Clancy ........................Acting, Directing and Dramatic Literature 

Hugh W. Gillis .......................................... Dramatic Literature and Cinema 

J. Wendell Johnson.............................. Scene Design and Play Production 

John R. Kerr.............................. Acting, Directing and Children's Theatre 

James Lioi .......................................... Stage Construction and Jlaintenarlce 

Elizabeth M. Loeffler ...................................................... Acting and Directing 

Frank T. McCann ......................................................... .Radio and Television 

Harrison W. McCreath (on leave) Stage Construction and Management 

Ruth H. McKenzie ...................... Dramatic Literature, Voice and Diction 

Berneice Prisk.......................................... Costume Design and Construction 

Constance Ruys .................................. Stage Construction and Management 

W. Malcolm WesL.. .......................................... - ......... .Radio and Television 

DRAMA SEASO~ 1956-1957 
GREEN GROW THE LILACS, a folk comedy by Lynn Riggs 
llay 2 lhrou~h May 11, 1957... - ......................... ______________James H. Clancy, Director 
NOBEL PRIZE, a domestic comedy by lljalmcr Bergman 
May 24, 25, 27 through lrute 1, 1957................................ Elizabcth M. Loeffler, Director 
Single admission prices (or the 1956-1957 drama season will be 50 cents to students 
upon presentat ion of their student body <:ards; $1.00 for general admission. Reser· 
vations may he made from 1 to 5 PM at the Box Office, College Theatre, or by 
calling CY 4-1931. 
...... 

Parking space is available to our patrons in the college lot on the 
corner of Ninth and San Fernando Streets. 
IE COLLEGE 
DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMA 
The Beaux' Stratagem 
a comedy 

by 

GEORGE FAR9UHAR 
COLLEGE 
March 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 1957 
Twenfy·slxtft Season 

One H•ndred and Slxtlet• Prod•ctiH 

THE BEAUX' STRATAGEM 

By GEORGE FARQUHAR 
Director, HAROLD C. C~ 

Settings by J . WENDELL JOHNSON 

Costumes by BERNEICE PRISK 

Lighting by ROLLIN E. BUCKMAN 

Technical Director, CONSTANCE RUYS 

CA ST OF CHARACTERS 
PROLOGUE .................................................................... - .......... Richard Parka 

SCE~ CHA.~GER..................................................... - ............ Charles Cook 

BONIFACE, Landlord of the Inn .............................. -..... .Joseph Markham 

CHERRY, the Landlord's Daughter .......................................... Mora Jacott 

AIMWELL l Two Gentlemen of b roken fortunes, the t ........Wayne Ward 

ARCHER 1first as Master and the second as Servantf ....Patrick Garvey 

TAPSTER.................................................................................... Ivan Pauleen 

SCRl..i'B, servant to Mr. Sullen ................................... - ....... Robert Montilla 

DORII'I"DA, Lady Bountiful's daughter ............................... Barbara Ruhle 

~ffiS. SULLEN, Lady Bountiful's daughter-in-law ....... Elisabeth Keller 

SQUIRE SULLEN, son of Lady Bountiful............ - ......... Robert Gordon 

)ffi. GffiBET, a Highwayman................................... - ......... 1\Ianuel Carillo 

GIPSY, m aid to the Ladies ....................................... _. ___ ___l\farion Brugnone 

LADY BOUNTIFUL, an old, civil Country Gentlewoman 

who cures her neighbors of all distempers ....... - ........... Shirley Ahem 
FOIGARD, servant to a French Count................... _ .......Thomas Prather 
HOUNSLOW, companion to Gibbet.....·--··--·--------- --- --··--····PhilJip Upton 
BAGSHOT, companion of Gibbet............................._.......... .J ames Haynie 
SIR CHARLES FREEMAN, a Gentleman from London ..... .Jarnes Dunn 
COACH PASSEXGERS......... . .......... Shirley Ahern, Marion Brugnone, 
J ames Haynie, Joan Paine, Phillip Upton 
SCENE 
Lichfield, 1707 
Act I Scene I The Inn 
Scene 2 The Garden at Lady Bountiful's House 
Scene 3 The Inn 
Scene 4 The Drawing Room, Lady Bountiful's House 
Scene 5 	The Inn 
lntermwion 
I 
A t n Scene 1 The Garden 

c Scene 2 The Gallery, Lady Bountiful's House 

Intermission 
Act m 	Scene 1 The Inn 

Scene 2 Mrs. Sullen's bedroom 

Scene 3 The Drawing Room 

TECHNICAL CREWS 
Stage Manager ........................................ ····-----·-··············---·----·------.loan Payne 
Assi.stant Stage Manager ................................................. ....Celeste McAdam 
..... Daniel Bo..,. Helena Dacuyan, Robert l\IcGetchen, St Crewage ··--··········· -~ Davey Schmitt, Gary Verbin 
Electrician ...................................................................................... David Shaver 

Assistant Electrician.................................................................... Keith Glutch 

Crew .................................................. Shirley DiLonardo, Bru.:bara Hartman, 

Jacqueline Morns, John Sellers 
Property !t1anager .................................................................... Mar1ene Balogh 
Crew .................................. Elizabeth Crosby, Gladys Taba, JoAnne Wolfe 
Paint Crew ........................................................... .Jesse Hover, Ben Horiuchi, 
Jacqueline Morris, Phillip Upton 
Sound .llanager ............................................................................. .J ames Dobbs 
Costume Manager ....................................................................... Jack A. Byers 
Costume Crew .................... George Dailey, Ethel Feldstein, Ivan Paulsen, 
Thomas Prather, Irene Robertson, Ava-Lynne Camerzell 
Bookholder .................................................................................. Marcia Taylor 
llou.se !tlanager ............................................................................ Ronald Blood 
Box 0/fice ............................................................................... .Janet Archibald 
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 
Arrangements and recording by Gibson Walters, violin; Thomas Ryan, 
harpsichord; Donald E . Homuth, cello ; Stafford Miller, string bass. 
Alden Smith. .................................. _.............Voice and Diction and Dialecu 

• • • Next Productions • • • 
The next production offered by the Speech and Drama Department 
will be Lynn Rigg's GREEN GROW THE LILACS, to be shown in the 
College Theatre on May 2 through May 11 at 8:15. 
ALADDIN Al'I"D THE WONDERFUL LAMP by James Norris wiH be 
presented by the Children's Theatre in the Studio Theatre on May 4 
(10:30 AM and 2 PM) , May 9 and 10 (4 PM), and May 11 (10:30 All 
~d 2 Pli) . This play is a spectacular dramatization of tJ:te ol~.fairy tale 
~tth all of the beauty, magic and mystery of the Arahtan i\tghts, and 
lS good entertainment for children of an ages. 


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