THE TUCSON
THE TUCSON
LITTLE THEATRE
LITTLE THEATRE







           Presents
           Presents

`(Green Grow the Ldacs"
`(Green Grow the Ldacs"

   LYNN RIGGS
   LYNN RIGGS



A TWO ACT FOLK PLAY
A TWO ACT FOLK PLAY

   IN SIX SCENES
   IN SIX SCENES

Directed
by

EDWARD FREIS

Temple of Mus;c and Art
Temple of Mus;c and Art

APRIL 20-21, 1934
APRIL 20-21, 1934


Jewelry & Sporting Goods

  Buy. Sell and Exchange
Diamonds, Watches. Guns. PiS-
tols, Musical Instruments. Etc.
  Fine Wutch and Jewclr!.

r: -
When in need of Groceries"
      Call 502

LIM SILK CO.

Groceries and Meat Market
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
    ?11 W. Franklin St.

We Deliver To All Parts
   of the City.

After the Show Don't
Forget To Visit The

FRENCH CAFE

Get anything you desire
from a cup of coffee up.

  53-55 W. Congress St.

     Phone 419

4-
After the show don't forget'
to drop in and have your
   car checked at the

  OLD PUEBLO
  Service Station
  Pennington at Church Sl.

  Cu7lti7lerltul Products

   D. C. PERKINS, Prop.
x_.-Pwm- rr

"GREEN GROW THE LILACS"

By Lynn Riggs

A l'wo Act Folk Play 1~ Six Scenes
  Directed by Edward Freis

         THE CAST (As they speak)
Aunt Eller .   Lillian Vezzetti
Curley McLain   Edward Freis
Laurey Williams  Mary Alice Murell
Jeeter Fry .   Edward Montfort
Ado Annie Carnes   Ebba Hammer
Peddler . . .   Joel Bloom
Old Man Peck .  J. W. Dyer
Shorty   John Hill
Dorothy  Dorothy Murell
First cowpuncher, Elmer Flaccus; Second cowpuncher, Keith Terry;
Third cowpuncher, John Hill; Fourth cowpuncher, M. P. Hall; Fifth

cowpuncher, Joel Bloom.

Cord Elam

J Elmer Woodworth
/ Joel Bloom

Young Farmer   Victor Parbe],

           "SWING YOUR PARTNER"

The dancers in the party scene include Dean Byron Cummings,
Mrs. J. W. Dyer, Mr. Bishop and Mrs. G. A. Clawson, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. McFarland, Al Hanson, Ruth Arntzen, Dave Jones, Matilda
Miller, Dean Tillotson, Frankie Halladay, Paul Miller, Mrs. Karppi,
Tom Duck and Junia Foster.
Fiddlers: Miracle Mike; Harry Lusk.
Tucson Men's Choir    Direction of Mr. William A. Ferguson
     Guitar Accompanist-Irvin Pratt
  LEMONADE WILL BE SERVED IN THE PATIO DURING
               INTERMISSION

             TECHNICAL STAFF
Sam Singer   Stage Manager
J. W. Dyer                                Atmospheric Director
Victor Parber `.
Clark den Bleyker'   .'                        Property Master
Karl Ahren :   Electrical Technician
                                        Switchboard Mastc:
James Smith

Mrs. Virginia Lounsbury      Stage Carpenter
                                         Wardrobe Mistress
Chester Storey                          Stage Crew Manager
Stage Crew: Leon Levy, Richard Sasuiy, Edward Rosenthal. Meyer Spitalney and
                       Ronald Davis.

Scenery conceived and designed exclus vely for the Tucson Little Theatre by
                    Mucio Delgado.

1 NEW CLUB CAFE 1

  56 E. Congress
(Opposite Opera Houses

Lunch and Dinner Served
Booths For Ladies

After the show, try our
famous Waldorf Fizz, 25c

STOP AT

PATSY'S

For Eats and Drinks,
After the Show

Cor. Church & Congress

x-.
      Established 1913

POSNER
Paint Store

I    Artists' Materials - Sian  I

!      Painting -
Paint Headquarters, Sherwin-
  Williams Paint. Varnishes,
    Lacquers, Enamels,
         Brushes.

Phone 591    217 E. Comress St.

Schafer-Norton Co.

846 N. Stone Ave. at 2nd St.
         and

Oracle at Casa Grande Road
  Washing - Certified
   Lubrication - Tire
     Repairing
i We will call for and deliver
      your car.
i       PHONE 2177-W


SCENES

1. The Williams Farm House.
2. The Same
3. The Smoke House.
            lo-Minute Intermission.
4. Old Man Peck's Ranch.
5.  An Old Shed Back of Williams' House.
6.  The Williams Farm House, Three Nights Later.
The time of the pIay is the early days of the west, about 1900.
                       SONGS
Scene I.  "Green Grow the Lilacs" and f'Git Along Little Dogies,"-Curley and
         Men's Choir.

First Interlude: "All Day on the Prairie",/Men's Choir.
Second Interlude: "The Lavender Cowboy"-Hank Worden and "Home on the
        Range"-Men's Choir. (Mr. Worden, a winter visitor, appeared iu
       the original Theatre Guild production of "Green Grow the Lilacs"
          in New York.) INTERMISSIO;

Third Interlude: "Git AIong Little Dog&"-Bruce Gerard and Choir; and
           "Green Grow the Lilacs"-Men's Choir.
Fourth scene: Square dances.  "The Old Spinning Wheel",--Old Man Peck;
Selected songs by Dorothy.  "A Ridin' Old Paint",-entire company.
Fourth Interlude: "Red River Valley"-Bruce Gerard and Choir: "Blood on the
          Saddle"-Hank Worden.

Fifth Interlude: "0 Bury Me Not On the Lone Prairie"-Men's Choir.
Sixth scene: "Green Grow the Lilacs".

The Little Theatre acknowledges the courtesies of Goldberg's Porters', Ron-
stadt's. Grabe's, the Star, the Weekender, the Wildcat, El Tucronense, the Citizen,
the Kitty Kat, The Saturday Morning Musical Club, Codd Advertising Service,
Wyatt's Bookstore and the hundreds of Tucsonians who made this production
possible both backstage and "out front".
           LITTLE THEATRE OFFICERS

Mark Finley, president; Mrs. Cyril Sanders, 1st vice-president; Mrs
W. A. Bell, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Bentley WinstanIey, secretary.
Mrs. Charles Solomon, treasurer and Ted Kruger, business manager.
            BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mrs. Charles S. Kibler, Misses Virginia Crowfoot, Peggy O'Neall,
Leonor Mansfeld and Messrs. Boyd Mewborn, Lish Whitson, John
           Foster and Mark Finley.

After the Show Drop
    Into the

PIRATE'S COVE

E. Pennington 0 Scott St.
It's cool and comfortable
here . .  and will be all
        summer.

Come in and Cool Off

I  SILK HOSIERY  I