THE fflRRY fflOODY noRTHEn THEATRE ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY

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BILL MACY m

DOUGLAS TAYLOR 'S

!he Sudden And Accidental Re-Education Of Horse Johnson

with

SAMANTHA HARPER

June 17 - July 6 , 1975

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BILL MACY, co-star of the hit television serie.s, "Maude," began his career two decades ago on the New York stage. After he graduated from New York University School of Education, where he majored in drama, Macy started mak­ing the rounds in New York. On Broadway, he understudied Walter Matthau in "Once More With Feeling." Off-Broadway he appeared in "Three Penny Opera," "Machinal," "The Bal­cony," "America Hurrah," "The Cannibals," "Awake and Sing," and "Oh! Calcutta!"

In 1971, again on Broadway, he starred opposite Julie Harris in Paul Zindel's "And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little." That production toured major cities of the United States including Los Angeles where Norman Lear, who had seen Bill in some of the aforementioned productions, cast him opposite Beatrice Arthur in "Maude."

Bill and Samantha now live in Los Angeles with their two cats, Rocky Raccoon and Tabetha.

We welcome the Macys to the Mary Moody Northen stage.

SAMANTHA HARPER was born and raised in Mississippi, where she spent most of her child­hood riding horses and daydreaming of being a movie star. After highschool, she enrolled in the University of Mississippi -- where she learned a lot about football, friendship and philosophy, and a little bit about theatre, French and men.

She received a fellowship in the Performing Arts from the University of Illinois, where she earned a Master of Arts degree in 1965. The following year she waited tables at the Plaza Hotel in New York City, in a pin­striped dress and pinafore apron . Jobs in dinner theatres throughout the South were followed by a job serving drinks and singing at the Gaslight Club in New York. In 1969, Jacques Levy cast her in his San Francisco version of "Oh! Calcutta!" doing roles she later repeated in the Broadway and film versions of that play . Among her fellow actors in said film was Bill Macy. The two were married in May of this year. Miss Harper's most recent television appearance was in "Hot L Baltimore" as Clifford Ainsley's new sweetheart, Evie. She will appear in the yet to be released film "Reversals," produced and directed by Pablo Ferro and written by Julien Barry. She studies acting in Hollywood with Joan Darling .

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BIL PFU DERER (Clint Barlowe) is one of our new instructors at the Mary Moody Northen Theatre. He will teach, direct, design and act. Mr. Pfuderer has many past accom­plishments in the theatre. He was director of theatre at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois, where he designed and directed 10 major productions and presented a full year student-community study program. I le was granted membership in United Scenic Artists of America this year. Mr. Pfuderer received his B.A. and M.A. from Western Illinois University. He is a member of the Actors' Equity and Screen Actors' Guild. We sincerely welcome Bil Pfuderer to the faculty and staff of St. Edward's University Theatre.

EDWAR D MANGU M, chairman of the Depart­ment of Fine and Performing Arts of St. Edward's University, has a wide background of credits to his name, having been a theatre director , pro­ducer, professor, author, lecturer and consultant in Europe, Asia , and the United States. Perhaps he is best known for having founded the original

· Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. His world travels , under the sponsorship of the American National Theatre and Academy in New York, have taken him to twenty-five countries where he has also directed in the professional theatres of Germany and Turkey .

Mr. Mangum majored in speech and drama at Catholic University under the direc­tion of now New York Times critic, Walter Kerr. Since coming to St . Edward's University in 1965, he has been responsible for initiating the first theatre courses within the curriculum. Mr. Mangum's professional directing experiences have in­cluded productions starring Linda Darnell, John Carradine, Frank Sutton, George Grizzard, Carl Betz, Pat O'Brien, Mercedes Mccambridge, William Shatner, Peter Breck, Gary Collins and most recently Leonard Nimoy.

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St . Edward s Univ ersit y

Mary Moody Northen Theatre for the Performing Arts

pr ese nt s

BILL MACY m

"THE SUDDEN AND ACCIDENTAL

RE-EDUCATION OF HORSE JOHNSON" by

Douglas Taylor

Staged By

EDWARD MANGUM

with

SAMANTHA HARPER

DEB HIME

Setting Designed By Cameron "Skip" Sevier

featuring

BIL PFUDERER MARK JANTZEN

Lights Designed By Rianna Erker

"The Sudden and Accidental Re-Educat ion of Horse Johnson" produ ced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service , Inc .

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( (in order of appearance) ' HORSE JOHNSON ·

HERMAN SLOV ASKI

AGNES·

CONNIE.

DOLLY·

BUD.

CLINT BARLOWE ·

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Stand-in-for Ms. Harper

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. BILL MACY

MARK JANTZEN

JANA CARSON

SAMANTHA HARPER

. DEB HIME

GREGORY CROSS

BIL PFUDERER

Johnny Lopez

. Sarah Garcia

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DEB HIME (Dolly) is appearing in her first featured role on the Mary Moody Northen stage. She has appeared with Mercedes Mccambridge, Jackie Coogan, Lyle Talbot and Sal Mineo. Deb is also the business manager for our theatre.

MARK JANTZEN (Herman) is a sophomore and has been seen regularly on the Northen stage. He has appeared with Pat O'Brien, Mercedes McCambridg~, John Saxon, Stefanie Powers, Jackie Coogan, Lyle Talbot, Leonard Nimoy and most recently Sal Mineo in "Marathon 3 3."

GREGORY CROSS (Bud) is a transfer student from La Crosse, Wisconsin. Earlier this season he appeared with Jackie Coogan and Lyle Talbot in "Golden Boy." Gregory also appeared with Leonard Nimoy in "Caligula" and was the assistant to the director for that show.

JANA CARSON (Agnes) is a freshman from Corpus Christi and is an active member of the Little Theatre there. Recently Jana appeared with Leonard Nimoy.

Production Crews BOX OFFICE

Lisa Wessely, Crew Head Jeanne Beechwood Steven Chambers

Julie Jones Albert Land

Angelique Marshall Valerie Noyes Carol Sisson

COSTUME Jeanne Beechwood, Crew Head

Patrick Crawford Albert Land

Angelique Marshall Lemmie Smith

CONSTRUCTION Glenn von Schleicher, Shop Foreman

Drew Taris, Master Carpenter Carol Chronic Gregory Cross

Julie Jones Angelique Marshall

Carol Sisson Stephanie Vlasak

SOUND Blaze Callahan, Crew Head

ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR Stephanie Vlasak

LIGHTS Rianna Erker, Crew Head

Blaze Callahan, Booth Crew Jana Carson

Steven Chambers Gregory Cross Sarah Garcia Albert Land

Valerie Noyes, Booth Crew Derly Ramirez II

Glenn von Scheicher Carol Sisson Drew Taris

Stephanie Vlasak Lisa Wessely

PROPS Steven Chambers, Crew Head

Patrick Crawford Sarah Garcia

Johnny Lopez Valerie Noyes Carol Sisson

Stephanie Valsak

HOUSE Albert Land, Crew Head

STAGE MANAGER Derly Ramirez II

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER Patrick Crawford

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Managing Director Edward Mangum

Technical Director

Technical Director and Production Manager

for "Horse Johnson".

Business Manager and Department Secretary .

Playbill Editors

Bil Pfuderer

. Cameron "Skip" Sevier

Deb Hime

Jeanne Beechwood and Patrick Crawford

BILL MACY, SAMANTHA HARPER and Bil Pfuderer appear through the courtesy of ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION.

Mark Jantze, poster design. Mr. & Mrs. Jon Vlasak

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As a member of this unique organization, FIRST NIGHTERS have an opportunity to attend events with the "star performers" during their stay in Austin, and to participate in exclusive opening night festivities for every production.

The cost of membership is $100 per person (or seat). Proceeds raised will assist the University in bringing to campus the highest quality of pro­fessional actors and actresses. Charter Members are: Mr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Allen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Backus , Jr. Mrs. L. W. (Alva) Blanchard Mr. Doug Burton Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm D. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Vance Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Balie J. Griffith Mrs. Frank M. Holloway Dr. and Mrs. James F. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dean Johnston Mrs. Chester Koock Mrs. Margaret Lawrence

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ED NELSON Dr. Rossi in "Peyton Place"

Opening July 15 - "MISSOURI LEGEND"

Bil Pfuderer will direct this colorful drama about Jesse James. It is a com­bination of exciting theatre, picturesque folk play and romantic nostalgic Americana.

The box office is now open. New box office hours are from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily until the show opens.

Reservations may .be made by calling direct 444-8398 or 444-2621, Ext. 260.