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WEST VALLEYLIGHT OPERAPRESENTS

OUR 33rd SEASON1997-1998

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The new GERSHWIN~usical comedy

Music and Lyrics by GEORGE & IRA GERSHWINBook by KEN LUDWIG

,Performing at theSARATOGA CIVIC THEATER

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Music and Lyrics byGEORGE & IRAGERSHWINBook by KEN LUDWIG *Co-Conception byKen Ludwig andMike OckrenrInspired Material byGuy Bolton andJohn McGowan

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ThenewGERSHWIN~usica' comedy

* Originally produced onBroadway by

Roger Horchow andElizabeth WilliamsOriginal Broadway

choreographyby Susan Stroman

StarringRON PACKARD & SARAH NIELSEN

FeaturingANTHONY SANTUCCI, TYR RODRIGUEZ

& STEPHEN D. MADDOXPlay Director: RICHARD GAETANO

Music & Vocal Director: DAVID B. HERBERGChoreographer: NANCY KWONG

Producer: EDWARD HANDGALA OPENING: Saturday, June 27, 1998Fridays: July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Saturdays: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1Thursday: July 30Sundays: June 28, July 5, 12, 19, 26

8:00 PM8:00 PM8:00 PM8:00 PM2:30 PM

The worldwide copyrights in the music of George and Ira Gershwin for this presentationare licensed by the Gershwin family. "Crazy For You" is presented through speciai ar-rangement with, and all authorized performance materials are supplied by, Tams-WitmarkMusic Library, Inc. 560 Lexington Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022. GERSHWIN is a registeredtrademark and service mark of Gershwin Enterprises. CRAZY FOR YOU is a registeredtrademark and service mark of CRAZY FOR YOU Enterprises.

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Did You Know?• that due to a shortage of available

school facilities and the increasingcost to rent, we have reduced someof our overhead expenses by con-verting one of our rented ware-houses into a rehearsal hall?

• that "Crazy For You" is still playingon Broadway and is #9 on the listof longest running Tams-Witmarkmusical?

• that "Crazy For You" was inspired,very loosely, on the 1930'sGershwin musical, "Girl Crazy"which featured Ginger Rogers andEthel Merman in the cast?

• that when Ethel Merman per-formed in that 1930's productionof "Girl Crazy", her stardom wasassured when she held a note for16 bars during the "I Got Rhythm"

number to the delight of every au-dience?

• that George & Ira Gershwin wrotethe music for the movie, "Shall WeDance?"starring Fred Astaire &Ginger Rogers?

• that George Gershwin was a re-markable pianist whose dazzlingimprovisations were a source ofwonder?

• that "Crazy For You" is anchoredin the black & white 1930's musi-cals made by Warner Brothers,MGM and RKO, reinventing themfrom a 1990's perspective, callingto mind Ruby Keiler dancing in"42nd Street", Mickey Rooney andJudy Garland putting on a show in"Babes In Arms" and the BusbyBerkeley routines?

Grateful AcknowledgementsAmerican Musical Theater of San Jose, Argonaut School, Saratoga Drama Group,Eliza Chugg of San Jose State University, & Villa Hotel in San Mateo. Specialthank yous for the specialty choreography in the "Stiff Upper Lip" number:Michelle Morgan for the baton routine, Diana K. Turner for the toe standroutine, Elizabeth Kenton-Tate for the Ann Miller turns, and Molli M. Miyaji-Pasquinelli and Melinda Griffith for the toe shoe routine.

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A Note from the Director

As you sit back in your seat and watch thisproduction, I don't want you to think about thetwo months of rehearsal that went into "Crazy ForYou". The 83 hours of actual rehearsal just for thedance numbers should be the furthest thing fromyour mind; not to mention the two to four hoursof prep-time to create each dance before teachingthe cast. Don't even bring into your thoughts the55+ hours of vocal rehearsal to recreate theharmonies that George & Ira Gershwin wrote forthis show. The design and construction of eachcostume for each performer on this stage isn't evena consideration. Nor are the stage settings them-selves and the untold hours in construction,painting, decorating and lighting. Not to mentionthe 185+ hours of rehearsal and the 200+ hours oftechnical production to put on this show by agroup of people who have jobs, families, schoolingand lives to contend with, all to please just onespecial person ... YOU! We hope that you enjoyour efforts.

-Richard Gaetano

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CAST OF CHARACTERS(in order of appearance)

Bobby Child, New York, young man in lovewith musical theater Ron PackardBela Zangler, New York, an established producer Anthony SantucciLank Hawkins, Deadrock, NV, saloon proprietor Tyr RodriguezPolly Baker, Deadrock, NV, postmistress,':AllAmerican Girl" Sarah NielsenEverett Baker, Polly'sfather Stephen D. MaddoxIrene Roth, New York Society debutant Antonia BarbaEugene Fodor, An English tourist Donald BensonPatricia Fodor, Eugene's sister Shannon DrozenMrs. Lottie Child, Bobby's mother Linda McKeeMrs. Lottie Child, Bobby's mother Uuly 17, 18, & 19) Janet MillerPerkins, Mother's business assistant Andy AmaroChauffeur Edmond Kwong

Follies Girls: Tess Diana K. TurnerPatsy Reggie ReynoldsMitzi Jane MyerElaine Melinda GriffithBetsy Michelle MorganMargie Molly Miyaji-PasquinelliSheila Sarah VadenVera Elizabeth Kenton-Tate

Cowboy Trio: Moose Roy WeilMingo Steve CompletoSam Jason Arias

Other Cowboys: Harry, the bartender Andy KochPete Nathan MerrillCustus Andy AmaroJimmy Jeff BaldridgeBilly Edmond KwongWyatt Stephen Thannisch

If you or your group need costumes for a special event, you mightfind exactly what you want in the West Valley Light Opera work-shop. For costume availability and/or an appointment, call Eliza-beth Dale, Costume Coordinator, at (408) 749-8437.

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OvertureScene 1:

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Scene 6:Scene 7:

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Entr'acteScene 1:

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SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS-ACT ONE-

OrchestraWings & Stage of Zangler's Broadway Theater(Just before a Follies finale)"Kra-zy For You" BobbyStreet in Front of the Zangler Theater, NY (Five minutes later)'1 Can't Be Bothered Now" Bobby & GirlsMain Street, Deadrock, Nevada (Morning)"Bidin'My Time" Mingo, Moose Sam & Men"Things Are Lookin' Up" BobbyInside Lank's Saloon, Deadrock, Nevada (Immediately following)"Could You UseMe?" Bobby & PollyMain Street & Desert, Deadrock, Nevada (As evening falls)"Shall We Dancer" Bobby & PollyStage of the Gaiety Theater (Immediately following)Main Street, Deadrock, Nevada (Morning, three days later)"Girls Enter Nevada" (Bronco Busters) Ensemble"Someone To Watch Over Me" PollyStage of the Gaiety Theater (Mid-morning, two weeks later)"Slap That Bass" Bobby (as Zangler) & Ensemble"Embraceable You" Polly & Bobby (as Zangler)Dressing Rooms & Backstage of the Gaiety Theater(Sat. night, about 7 o'clock)"Tonight's The Night" EnsembleMain Street, Deadrock, Nevada (Immediately following)'1 Got Rhythm" Polly & Ensemble

-Intermission-

-ACT TWO-OrchestraInside Lank's Saloon (Fifteen minutes later)"The Real American Folk Song" Polly, Cowboy Trio & Ensemble"What Causes That?" Bobby & ZanglerLank's Saloon (The next morning, about 10 o'clock)"Naughty Baby" Irene, Lank & MenStage of the Gaiety Theater (Ten minutes later)"Stiff Upper Lip" Eugene, Patricia, Bobby, Polly, & Company"They Can't Take That Away From Me" Bobby"But Not For Me" PollyStreet in Front of the Zangler Theater, New York (Six weeks later)"Nice Work If You Can Get It" Bobby & GirlsMain Street, Deadrock, Nevada (Three days later)"Bidin'My Time" Cowboy Trio"Things Are Lookin' Up" Everett"Finale" Ensemble

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Orchestra

Director David B. Herberg

Horns Julie Callahan, Leanna Goodwater,Matthew Haws, Joe Kelly

Keyboards Chris Nielsen, Diane Reynolds,Karen Snell, Marge White

Percussion Bob Wylie

Single Reeds Art Diaz, Bobbie Howe, Mike Maida,Marty McHan, Adam Michlin,Dorothy Nield, George Rasko,Mark Schwartz, Carrie Wilson

Strings Steve Adkins, Lynda Bloomquist,Michael Halloran, Kay Raney,Linda Reininger, Pam Robinson,Doris Wallis

Trombone Brian Exner, Tim Hanes, Hans Horn,Mark Racicot

Trumpet Shaun Collins, Jack Godwin,Bill Hunsicker, John Maurer,Larry McGowan, Jim Rollins

(Not all musicians will play for every performance)

Wanted: Enthusiastic VolunteersWest Valley Light Opera Association is always lookingfor energetic and enthusiastic volunteers.The simple truth is that WVLOA could not exist without its exceptional volunteer force. Wehave positions for all of your interests and have weekday, evening or weekend shifts available. Ifyou would like to join our talented volunteer work force, give us a call (408) 268-3777 andleave a message. We will be glad to tell you of the many roles you can play, all of which arecritical to the continued success ofWVLOA.

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Production StaffPRODUCER Edward HandASSISTANT June Romeo Milanes

PLAYDIRECTOR Richard GaetanoASSISTANT Laurel Kinley

MUSIC & VOCAL DIRECTOR David B. HerbergCHOREOGRAPHER Nancy KwongDANCE CAPTAINS Reggie Reynolds & Diana K. Turner

PRODUCTION DESIGNER Stephen C. WathenTECHNI CAL D IRECTORfMASTER CARPENTER Edward HandASSISTANT Bill Shepard

LIGHTING DESIGNER Mike MunozCOSTUMER Gloria GrandyASSISTANTS Martha Welch, Mary Jo Freitas & Carolyn Tarzian

SOUND DESIGNER Jon H. WengerSTAGE MANAGER Corinne PermaulPROPERTIES Alice RayHOUSE MANAGER June Romeo MilanesPROGRAM & PUBLICITY Marge HandREHEARSAL PIANISTS Diane Reynolds, Lindy Barnes, Marge WhitePROMOTIONAL DESIGNS Gene PincusLIGHTING OPERATORS Eugene Getty & Michelle SamsLIGHTING CREW Linda Wallitner, Bob Wallitner,

Janet Miller, Chris FultzSTAGE CREW Chris Bollinger, Lee Caravaca, Julie Fultz,

Elisa Herberg, Jonathan Kinney, Mike McKenzie,Hugh Mecum, Michelle Sams, Steven Tashiro, Julie Westfield

SPECIAL EFFECTS & SET PROPS Les Dale, Ray Vargas, & Ben MiyajiCASTING COORDINATOR Nancy KwongGAIETY THEATER SET CONSTRUCTION Ed Hand, Mike MacKenzie,

Hugh Mecum, Gene Pincus, Bill Shepard, & Cast MembersDEAD ROCK PAINTING COMPANy Donald Benson, Steve Completo,

Chris Fultz, Andy Koch, Jane Myer, Reggie Reynolds,Roy Weil, Stephanie & Jessica Drumright & Cast Members

RESERVATIONS & BOX OFFICE Marge & Ed HandOPENING NIGHTI

# LOBBY REFRESHMENTS Dawn Meidinger & Angels UnlimitedPHOTOGRAPHY David LawrenceLOBBY DESIGN & DISPLAY Dawn MeidingerPROGRAM GRAPHICS Diane HoxengPOSTERfFLYER DESIGN Nuberry AdvertisingPOSTERfFLYERf IPROGRAM PRINTING Simpson Printers

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Who's Who in OUf CastRon Packard (Bobby Child)- We welcome Ron back for hissecond production with WVLO; he appeared last season in"1940's Radio Hour" as Neal Tilden and was the recipient ofthe Captain's Cape award. His many credits include leadingand supporting roles with SDG in "Day in Hollywood, Nightin the Ukraine", "42nd Street", & "Hello, Dolly"; with PCLOin "Crazy For You", "Guys & Dolls", & "...Forum"; and withFMT in "Wonderful Town", "Bells Are Ringing" & "MostHappy Fella". He's come along way from his first theatricalappearance as Papa Bear in SJCMT's "Goldilocks & The

Three Bears"! He is currently studying dance with Berle Davis @ Dance Arts <-Center. Ron also boasts TV credits, having appeared in fWO national commer-cials and fWO TV specials with such celebrities as Joe Piscopo & Pee Wee Herman.While earning his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from UCLA, he was a memberof the UCLA Men's Glee Club which toured Japan. As a claims supervisor forFarmer's Insurance, we know he's been very busy with this stormy weather andsince he can't play golf (one of his hobbies) in the rain, we're delighted to haveRon expend his energies on our stage. Welcome back, Ron!

Sarah Nielsen (Polly Baker)-Sarah makes her debut withWVLO, but is no novice to the theater, having just performedthe leading role in "Hello, Dolly!" for Westmont High School,as well as supporting roles in "Fiddler On The Roof" and"West Side Story". For PYT she played Mrs. Darling in "Pe-ter Pan". From her first stage appearance at the age of 10 in"Music Man" in Stockton, she is currently studying voice withIna Kraus and dance with Marie Stinnett. Sarah's hobbies aresinging, dancing, traveling and choreography and intends topursue music and theater when she attends BYU in the fall.

Since her career ambition is to be on the stage, we have hopes that Sarah willreturn to us after graduation with all this wonderful knowledge and experience.We'll be waiting, Sarah!

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Anthony Santucci (Bela Zangler)-Anthony makes his firstappearance with WVLO, but lists several credits, the mostrecent as Captain von Trapp in SCP's "The Sound of Music".He has also been a frequent performer at Stage One. Tony is ~a lawyer in real life who started taking acting classes at age 36"out of curiosity". Since then he has gone on to play leadingand supporting roles in "Peter Pan", "Charlie Brown", "Harold "J

& Maude", & "Jeffrey". We hope this is just the beginning ofhis performances with us.

Tyr Rodriguez (Lank Hawkins)- This is Tyr's second pro-duction with WVLO, in 1995 he appeared as Diesel in "WestSide Story". As a youngster he and his siblings performedmusicals for their neighbors and has since performed on manystages in the Bay Area including: Palace of Fine Arts, SJSU'sUniversity Theater and the Gaslighter Theater. Tyr earnedhis degree in Theater Arts at SJSU and was awarded the SJSUDrama Department's scholarship for excellence in the con-centration of oral interpretation. Not only is Tyr an actor,

but an acclaimed storyteller as well. In 1996, he won the Kaucher StorytellingFestival in San Jose and continues to delight his audiences as guest storyteller atvarious festivals and programs throughout the area. He loves to play basketball,

• watch movies, spend time in Mexico, and memorize trivia from his favorite TVshow, The Brady Bunch. Glad to have you back, Tyr.

Stephen D. Maddox (EverettBaker}-This marks Stephen's3rd production with WVLO as subscribers will rememberhim in "Singin' In The Rain" and for his hilarious role ofSenex in « ••• Forum" last season. As Chairperson of the SDGBoard, he has appeared in "42nd Street", "No, No, Nanette","High Button Shoes" & "Anything Goes" and has also co-produced "Day in Hollywood, Night in Ukraine" for SDG.Stephen now serves as a member of the Framework Com-mittee to restore the Heritage Theatre in Camp ell. Stephenmajored in English/Journalism with a minor in Drama at

TexasTech Univ. and works with Multi-Association Management. His ambitionis to top the highlight of his career to date-working with 2-time Nobel Laure-ate, Linus Pauling. We should all be so fortunate!! Glad to have you back, Stephen!

The CompanyIn Alphabetical Order

Andy Amaro (PerkinsICustus}-A native San Josean, Andy makes his debut withus, this is only his 6th production. Other credits include "Anything Goes" &"42nd Street" with SDG. Andy works at Lockheed as a Senior Logistics Analyst.Jason Arias (Sam}-Jason first appeared with WVLO in "Gypsy" and has per-formed in productions of ''Annie Get Your Gun", "HMS Pinafore", "Ruddigore","Little Mary Sunshine" & "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". He will be at-tending Lewis & Clark College in Portland this fall.Jeff Baldridge Uimmy}-Not only is this Jeff's debut with WVLO, it is his veryfirst stage appearance so we are delighted to initiate his love of theater. Jeff isGeneral Manager for Pacific Western Beverage, loves watersport & travel andhas a lovely daughter named Brooke.Antonia Barba (lrene)-Returning for her 3rd production with WVLO, Antoniawill be a senior at UC Berkeley and has been performing in musical theater sinceshe was 5. Antonia works for SJUSD and SP&R teaching and directing children'stheater and just completed ''Alice In Wonderland". Other credits include "Bye,Bye Birdie", ''A Midsummer Night's Dream" & "Glass Menagerie".

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The Company

Shannon Drozen and Donald Benson.

Andy Amaro, Melinda Griffith andEdmond Kwong.

Jeff Baldridge, Elizabth Kenton- Tate andNathan Merrill.

Roy Weil Jason Arias and Steve Completo. Diana K Turner, Antonia Barba and ReggieReynolds.

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Based on Ference Molnar's "Liliom", this favorite Rodgers & Hammerstein musical relates the storyof a handsome, carefree carnival barker who captivates and marries a lovely, naive local girl. In a "desperate attempt to get money for his unborn child, he is killed during the robbery and is sent to ',I

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America's premier funny man and the Tony Award-winning composer of "A Chorus Line" collaboratedon this hit musical; a funny, romantic story about a couple who write today's most popular love songs,but have a difficult time making their lives as harmonious as their music. Of course, there's a happyending. This musical is witty, full of blithe good humor and hilarious jokes. It opened on Broadway in1979 starring Robert Klein and Lucie Arnaz. Songs from the score include: "Fallin''', "If She Really KnewMe", "Workin' It Out", "When You're In My Arms", and the title song. Performances: MarlApr 19991

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Donald Benson (EugeneFodor)-This will be Donald's sixth appearance withWVLO, his most recent in "Me &My Girl" as a comical old codger (he playedone in "Forum", too!) Other credits include major supporting roles with SDG,LACT, UC Santa Cruz and many years ago, SJCMT. In real life, Donald writesadvertising for the San Jose Mercury News with a career ambition to outlastusefulness!Steve Cornpleto (Mingo)-This marks Steve's eighth appearance with WVLO,he just finished "How To Succeed" and shared the Captain's Cape award. Histheatrical credits are too numerous to mention with SDG, G&S, and other the-atrical groups. As an accountant for GE Capital Electronics, Steve loves to writepoetry, parodies, & skits.Shannon Drozen (Patricia)-Shannon is another newcomer to WVLO and re-cently graduated from Live Oak High School in Morgan Hill. She has performedat Gaslighter Theater in Campbell and appeared in "Annie" with SVCT. Hervocal training began when she was 9 and she is currently studying with Ina Krauss.She plans to attend SJSU in the fall to pursue a career in opera and is grateful toher mother for all her support.Melinda L. Griffith (Elaine)-Melinda just performed in our production of "HowTo Succeed ..". She earned her BA in Early Childhood Education with a Minor inDance and has danced professionally with the Spokane Ballet Company, choreo-graphed and performed for Dance Theatre of Idaho and is currently a children'sdance & gymnastics instructor. Her hobby is belly dancing!Elizabeth Kenton-Tate (Vera)-Elizabeth appeared with WVLO in "Me & MyGirl" and was the recipient of the Captain's Cape Award for that production. Asa youngster she appeared in countless recitals and dance competitions, but morerecently appeared in SCP's production of "A Chorus Line". She is an environ-mental/safety engineer and wants to express her love and thanks to husband,Tom, for handling details of their recent home sale and entire move while she'sbeen rehearsing. What a guy!Andy Koch (Harry)-"Singin' In The Rain" was Andy's last production withWVLO; all other numerous credits are with SDG, as performer or producer.With 10 years of tap, jazz & ballet, Andy will attend SJSU this fall as a TheatreArts major. He loves tap dancing, movies & his two kittens, Marilyn & Hayley.Edmond Kwong (Billy)- This will be Eddie's fifth production on our stage, hav-ing just appeared in "How To Succeed .... " He played the King in "The King &I" for SCP and Frankie Wing in PCLO's "Flower Drum Song". He works forNEC Electronics and has a 2 yr. old son, Cameron, who always upstages Dad!Linda McKee (Mrs. Lottie Child)-Linda returns to our stage after a long ab-sence (like 17 years) since her last appearance in our first production of "Camelot"in 1972! Her other theatrical credits include "Shenandoah", ''Anything Goes",and the rest are all in melodramas with Gaslighter and other companies in theBay Area. She just moved back here from Placerville where she appeared in"Oliver". Glad to have you back on our stage, Linda.

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Nathan Merrill (Pete}-Nathan just appeared in "Carousel" for SCP, but this ishis first appearance with WVLO. A native Californian, he is a graduate ofBYUin Business and currently is a database administrator at Bay Networks, but wantsto be a dentist. He has also appeared in "Little Mary Sunshine", "Peter Pan" and"Fantastics". Working with Jane Myer in this show has definitely been the high-light of his career thus far!Janet Miller (Mrs. Child on 7/17, 71186- 7119}-Janet most recently producedlast season's" 1940's Radio Hour" and graciously agreed to substitute for LindaMcKee on this particular weekend. As a performer, she has appeared in 8 of ourproductions, was a recipient of the Captain's Cape and earned an ERMA nomi-nation for her portrayal of Helena Landless in "Mystery of Edwin Drood". Janetcurrently teaches Latin & English at Lincoln High School, sings in her Churchchoir, sings for weddings and is a member of the STOCtet.Molli M. Miyaji-Pasquinelli (Margie}-Molli is also making her debut withWVLO, but is no stranger to theater; she's been dancing and performing sinceshe was 6. She has performed countless dance roles, including "West Side Story".Using her BA in dance, Molli is currently the Director of Drama and Music inCampbell and on the teaching staff at EVe. She is grateful for the support of herfamily and friends.Michelle Morgan (Betsy}-Michelle is another first-timer with WVLO, but is aten-show veteran ofSJCMT. She just became an alumni ofSJSU with her degreein Child Development and has been accepted into the master/credential pro-gram at SJSu. She has been teaching baton at the Valley Baton Club for 8 yearsand is the Director of Junior Talents at SJCMT.Jane Myer (Mitzi}-Jane last appeared with WVLO in "Me &My Girl" as LadyJacqueline Carstone with 2 other WVLO shows to her credit and will be seen innext season's opener in the leading role of Julie Jordan in "Carousel". Jane alsoperformed for SCP as Anna in "The King & I" and Rosie in "Bye, Bye Birdie".Her most recent appearance was on this stage in SDG's production of "Day inHollywood, Night in the Ukraine". As a media planner for CKS Partners, Jane isa Disney fanatic and loves guinea pigs (she has three)!Reggie Reynolds (Patsy}-Since dancing as a shamrock on St. Patrick's Day atage 3, Reggie has many years of dancing and theatrical experience, including 9years as a member of the Theater Ballet of San Francisco. She appeared on thisstage in almost every dance production for SDG and most recently performed in"42nd Street" for PCLO. Her "day job" is materials planner at Apple Computer.Steven Thannisch (Wyatt}-Subscribers will remember Steven as Stewpor in"South Pacific" last fall as well as Peterson in our last production of "How ToSucceed ... ". Many other theatrical credits are with SDG. He is a senior at SJSUmajoring in Administration of Justice with a minor in Chemical Technography& Humanities and hopes to graduate next year and go into forensic science.Diana K. Turner (Tess}-This is Diana's fourth performance with WVLO, shejust appeared in our production of "How To Succeed ... "as well as "Singin' InThe Rain" and "Meet Me In St. Louis". A health and fitness program director forTotal Corporate Wellness, she loves tap dancing. Other theatrical credits includeappearances with SDG, FTA & PP in "42nd Street", "Irene", "Sugar", "Guys &Dolls", "Cinderella" & "Jerry's Girls", to name a few.12

Sarah Vaden (Sheila}-Sarah celebrates her first appearance with WVLO, buthas eleven other productions to her credit, including "The Sound of Music","Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Drearncoat", & "How To Succeed ... ", allwith DMTC. A graduate of UC Davis, Sarah has returned home to putsue acareer in advertising. She loves to sing and dance and thoroughly enjoys her fam-ily and friends.Roy Weil (Moose}-Roy made his debut with WVLO in our last production of"How To Succeed ... ", but has performed with SDG, FMT, & Cappuccino Com-munityTheater in "Hello, Dolly!", "Secret Garden", "High Button Shoes", "Irene","Guys & Dolls", "Most Happy Fella" and played Marcellus in "Music Man". Anative of Sunnyvale, Roy is an accountant for the Villa Hotel in San Mateo.

Who's Who on OUf StaffRichard Gaetano-Director-Richard makes his directingdebut with WVLO, but is no novice when it comes to the-ater. When he was 23, his brother dared him to do a show atGaslighter Theater-over the next 4 years, Richard learnedthe business and art of theater, working with almost everycompany in the BayArea. In 1980, while employed byAMTSJ(formerly San Jose Civic Light Opera) as assistant technicaldirector, he and his brother bought the Gaslighter Theater inCampbell and embarked on a career of trying to make moneywith old stories and older jokes. In 1993 they bought a build-

ing in Gilroy and turned it into Gaslighter's Music Hall where theater, dance andteen night-clubbing are main events. Soon after, Richard formed children's the-ater companies to perform in both locations and it's been very successful. Whenhe retires, Richard wants to be a stand-up comic, billed as the oldest, beginningcomedian and he'll talk about the good old days: the '70's. Richard, thanks forsharing YOuthumor, creativity& experience with us!

David B. Herberg-Music &- VocalDirector-David studiesconducting at Stanford while pursuing his BSEE and MSEEdegrees, and has been involved in community theater since1976. WVLOA audiences will remember the back of his headand outstanding orchestra from last fall's "South Pacific". Hehas also waved the wand for several productions of SCp, theKing's Academy and other organizations, including "FiddlerOn The Roof", "Music Man", "Secret Garden", and "42ndStreet". In real life, David is an engineering manager at Tan-dem Computers who enjoys sailing, spelunking and residing

in Monte Sereno with his wife, Elisa, and 3 children. Welcome back, David!

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Nancy Kwong-Choreographer- We welcome Nancy back forher eleventh production with WVLO, her most recent waslast fall's" South Pacific". She was also responsible for the cho-reography in "Nunsense", "Nunsense II", "Gypsy", "Where'sCharley?" and" ... Forum". Before becoming a member of thestaff, Nancy's credits included dancing roles in "Good News","Kiss Me Kate", "Dames At Sea" & "Rodgers & Hart". Shehas choreographed for Gaslighter Theater, SCP, SDG, &TheatreWorks. She received her BA from CSU and Masters

in Speech Pathology from S]SU and applies her knowledge in the Oak GroveSchool District. She is a member of Quota International of Sunnyvale, a serviceorganization that works for the Speech & Hearing Impaired and DisadvantagedWomen & Children. Nancy's entire family is involved in this production, in-cluding husband, Edmond, and 2 yr. old son, Cameron, who supervised some ofthe rehearsals! Nancy would like to thank the phenomenal cast of "Crazy ForYou" for making the dance numbers so wonderful and making her look so good!Stephen C. Wathen-Production Designer-Last fall Stephen designed our setsfor "South Pacific" and his beautiful, realistic scenic drops and innovative setshave been in many of our productions, including" ... Forum", "Gypsy", "NunsenseII", "Where's Charley?", "Meet Me In St,. Louis", "Merry Widow", "Oklahoma!","Kismet", "Music Man", & "Irene". Several other theatrical groups have been therecipient of his talents as well, but his favorites include "Dracula" and his ownoriginal play, "Night Of The Demons". Stephen's most recent film credits wereon the Gumby movie, but he was also involved in designing and building setsand special effects for "Plant of Dinosaurs", "Birdy" & "Dernonhunter". Pleasehelp us express our appreciation for Stephen's dedication when you see him inthe lobby.Gloria Grandy-Costumer-Gloria returns to our staff for her third production,her most recent was designing the gorgeous costumes for" ... Forum" last seasonand "Gypsy" the season before. She studied business at 5] City College, but be-gan her "costuming" career designing costumes for schools in Fremont and localchurches. Gloria was the costumer for Timpany Center's Celebration of Couragewhich was presented at the Flint Center and starred the Smothers Brothers. Gloriahas a real flair for design-we love having this talented lady on our staffMichael G. Munoz-Lighting Designer-Mike has made many shows in thistheater come alive, including WVLO's productions of "Annie Get Your Gun","Nunsense II", "Camelot" & "Me & My Girl" For SDG, Mike has designedlighting for "Sugar", "Irene", "High Button Shoes", and "Brigadoon". We con-sider Michael an integral part of the WVLO technical family and are alwayspleased with the creative ways he enhances our scenes. Michael has requested thatthis program be dedicated to his dear mother who has not been well recently.Consider it done, Mike!Corinne Permaul-Stage Manager-Corinne returns to this position for her sec-ond production; she made her debut last fall in "South Pacific". She had helpedin other backstage duties, worked with the stage crew, managed props, etc., butwe think Corinne has found a wonderful outlet for her organizational and mana-gerial skills. Thanks, Corinne, for another job well done!14

Captain's Cape AwardAt the end of the '79-'80 season, WVLOA Board initiated a special award inmemory of its late President, Captain R.P. Maurice. The "Captain's Cape" award,selected by the Director, is presented to a member of the chorus who has made anourstanding contribution to the success of the production. After 15 seasons ofmemorabilia, the cape was retired and a new one replaced it. The following arethe recipients of this award for the past seven seasons.

Anneka van Mastrigt/Christopher Thompson .. "INTOTHEWOODS"

Cosmo Horn/Roy Shimada "KISMET"Janet Miller "OKLAHOMA!"Susan Sanders/Jay Torr "MERRYWIDOW"Nick Manis "MAN OFLAMANCHA"Stephen Maddox "SINGIN' IN THE RAIN"Geri Schneider "DROOO"Anneka van Mastrigt "NUNSENSE"Russell Galloway/

Lisa Ellison "THE KING& I"Reggie Reynolds "MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS"Jennifer Roderick "My FAIRLADY"Geri Schneider "CAMELOT"

ORCHESTRA VEST AWARDSMyndall Maurer "INTOTHE WOODS"Pam Sakoi "KISMET"Linda Bloomquist "OKLAHOMA!"Bonnie Bowman "MERRYWIDOW"Linda Black "MAN OFLAMANCHA"Mike Sloan "SINGIN' IN THE RAIN"Dori Shimer "DROOO"Gladie Tuscher "NUNSENSE"Linda Clements "THE KING& I"Merle Knouf.. "MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS"Eileen Bowman-Wickemeyer "I Do! I Do!"John Morillas "My FAIRLADY"Max Alford "CAMELOT"

Barbara Cowie/ Marilyn Anderson "WHERE'S CHARLEY?"Shari Yankovich "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" Tim Dowd "WEST SIDESTORY"

Erin McKevitt "WEST SIDESTORY"Molly Dixon "GYPSY"Kristy Hughes "NUNSENSEII"Simone Skeels ''ANNIEGET YOURGUN"Shellisha Evans/Tony Gonzales "FORUM"Ron Packard "RADIOHOUR"Elizabeth Kenton-Tate "ME & My GIRL"Michael Gray "SOUTH PACIFIC"Steve Complete/Karen Leon/

Jason Winters "How To SUCCEED "

Trevor Albrecht "GYPSY"Kirk Berkland/Ian Turnage "NUNSENSEII"Bonnie Bowman/

Dori Shimer ''ANNIEGET YOURGUN"Jim Corrigan "FORUM"Trumpet Section "RADIOHOUR"Marge WhitelDan Hughes .. "ME & My GIRL"Sherry Jakey "SOUTH PACIFIC"Art Diaz.. "How To SUCCEED "

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West Valley Light Opera Association, Ine.A Non-Profit Organization

The object of this Association is to promote cultural activity in the area and toprovide opportunities for anyone with dramatic aspirations to take part in theat-rical productions under the guidance of experienced Play Directors. We sincerelyhope you enjoy our musical comedy season. Should you wish to become a sub-scriber, just call our Box Office Voice Mail at (408) 268-3777 for information.

such as ours. Here in the Bay Area, we arefortunate to have many companies thathave initiated such programs. Remember,matching contributions are not automatic.YOU must notify your employer of yourdonation, usually at the time you make it.If you are employed by one of these com-panies and are one of our supporters, takeadvantage of this wonderful way to supportone of your favorite non-profit associations,WVLO. It isn't too late to match your con-tribution for this season.

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 779, Los Gatos, CA 95031Telephone: Workshop (408) 371-7379

Fax (408) 358-1896 (with previous notice)

BOARD OF DIRECTORSMr. Edward Hand PresidentMrs. Elizabeth Dale Vice PresidentMr. Hugh Mecum SecretaryMr. Jay Sternin TreasurerMr. Richard Meidinger Member & Chairperson of Angels UnlimitedMrs. Jean Hutchins MemberMr. Gene Pincus Member & Chairperson of Data ProcessingMrs. Janet Miller MemberMr. Michael MacKenzie MemberMr. June Romeo Milanes MemberMr. Stephen F.Von Till Counsel

Corporate Bonus

Whenever you donate to a non-profitgroup like WVLOA, you can double yourcontribution to the organization by takingadvantage of your company's matching giftprogram (even after retirement). Perhapsthe most popular way for companies tomake charitable contributions is through amatching contribution program whereinthe company will match, usually one-to-one, the donation one of their employeesgives to a favorite charity. And often, thesecompanies will only match contributionsmade to develop arts and cultural programs

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WVLO Information

SARATOGA CMC THEATER13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga, CA 95070In the City of Saratoga Office ComplexLobby Telephone (408) 741-9508

BOX OFFICEIn Saratoga Civic TheaterAcross from West Valley CollegeTickets & Information (408) 268-3777 (Voice Mailavailable 24 hours daily.) Theater Box Office opensone hour before showrime.

ADMINISTRATION OFFICESMailing AddressP.O. Box 779, Los Cates, CA 95031Fax: (408) 358-1896 (with prior notice)

PERFORMANCE TIMESFri/Sat EvesSariSun MatineesThurs Eves

8:00 PM2:30 PM8:00 PM

TICKET PRICES*Gala Openings $17(Includes champagne & reception)Fri/Sat Eves $15Sat/Sun Matinees $14Thurs Eves $14Seniors $1 offStudents (Except Gala) $1 off(16 & under or with valid 10)*Prices include City Surcharge of $1.00

GROUP DISCOUNTSAre available for all productions except OpeningNights. Contact Ed Hand at (408) 268-3777. Specialbookings for fund-raisers are also available.

TICKET EXCHANGESSeason ticket holders can exchange their tickets at anytime up to 24 hours before a performance, free ofcharge. Subscriprion rickets for missed performancesmay NOT be exchanged. Non-subscription ticketsmay be exchanged up to 24 hours before aperformance for another seat to the same productionfree of charge. Non-subscriber tickets for missedperformances may NOT be exchanged.

To exchange: Call the Box Office (408) 268-3777or mail rooWVLOA, P.O. Box 779, Los Garos, CA95031. Exchanges received through the mail will beheld for pick up at the Saratoga Civic Theater BoxOffice on the night of performance unless accompa-nied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

All exchanges are subject ro availability. Sorry, noticket refunds.

HANDICAPPED SEATINGSpecial seating is available for differenrly-abledparrons. Please notify the ticket seller in advancewhen purchasing tickets, or ask the house managerfor more information. .

HEARING IMPAIREDA hearing-impaired, Sennheiser, infrared enhance-ment listening system has been installed in thistheater for all WVLOA performances. Hearing-impaired parrons may obtain personal headsets withindividual volume controls in the lobby refreshmentarea next ra the Box Office.

LATEARRIVALSCurtain times are prompt. As a courtesy to ouraudience and performers, late arrivals will be seatedby an usher at an appropriate time and may not beseated in their exact seats until intermission.

REMINDERSo No smoking in the theater or lobby.o No cameras, video or audio-rape recorders arepermitted in the theater.

o WVLOA is not responsible for theft or for loss ofpersonal property.

o Food and beverages are permitted in the lobby only.o Family & guests wishing to greet performers areasked to wait in the lobby.

o Patrons are discouraged from bringing roddlers andinfants to any regular performance. Every person,regardless of age, musr purchase a ticket.

o Schedules are subject to change.o As a courtesy ro all parrons, please turn off allwatch alarms, paging devices, & cellular relephonesupon entering the theater.

o Please note the nearest exit from your assigned seat.In the unlikely event of an emergency, pleaseWALK ro an exit.

o Doctors or parents wishing ro leave an emergencynumber while mending a performance should refercallers, whenever possible, ro the lobby telephone,(408) 741-9508, and leave their sear locarion withthe paging service or babysitter.

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REPORT OF SUBSCRIBERNAMES AS OFOCTOBER I, 1997Abel, Jr. M/M George K.Adams, FloydAdams, Jinny(The Terraces)Aex, Catherine

(The Terraces)Ahnberg, MaryAllender, VirginiaAlrouney, Edward G.Ames, Dorothy (Stege)Andersen, BarbaraAnderson, RichardlDianaAnderson, S.Anderson, SandyAndrus, Lydell

(The Westmont)Armann, HarrietArne, Roger/KathleenArnold, JaneAschoff, Paul/CharlotteAtkin, JoellDebbieAverill, ClaudetteBacon, Don/AnnaBaggerly, BarbaraBailey, M/M FrankBaird, Forrest/Mildred (Sunny

View)Bamber, WalterBarber, JeffBarnes, CatherineBarth, Dick!Vi (Bays)Bates, Doug/jeri (Bays)Bauer, Margaret R.Baxter, David/lnaBays, Donald/Anne (Bays)Bean, James/HelenBeardsley, John/MimiBell, IreneBen-Jamin, GailBennett, Bill/SueBenson, Robert/DorothyBernacchi, William P.Bianchi, Jane WBiegun, Barry/MarthaBishop, CatherineBlack, Bethany (Pearson)Blaufarb, GerardBlazina, ToniBoben, Stan/Evelyn (Bays)Boenig, Leonard/PhyllisBoettcher, JeanetteBoisen, M/M MonteBolloren, BettyBonnet, GwenBorunda, Mary CBottini, RonBougher, Mrs. DorothyBouvia, MillieBowles, BettyBoyd, Dan/NanBoyd, JackiSusanBoyd, LeolDorisBoyer, Chester18

West Valley Light Opera Subscribers 1997-1998 SeasonOriginal Subscriber: Annalee Poole

Brandenburg, Warner/Anne Cunningham, Bill/ShirleeBrerske, Louise Dahlin, NancyBricker, Max/Lili Dale, Lester/Elizabeth

(The Westmont) Dallas, Herb/LillianBrock, R.L. Daniels, BertyBrown, Jean O. Darragh, ShirleyBrown, Ralph/Kathleen (The Terraces)Brunt, Beverly Daugherty, Don/GinnyBuchanan, Lee/Helen Davis, MaryBufkin, Costin/Beverly DellaBona, AnneBufkin, Dorothy DeLong, M/M John R.

(The Westmont) Dell'onre, Ethelyn (Stege)Bullock, ArtILucy DeMuth, DorothyBurnett, Hannah Denning, James/Josephine (TheBurns, Lois(The Terraces) Westmont)Burton, Robert/Ester Denny, Jean M.Bush, Imogene Deschenes, M/M DonatButler, Marian Deshon, George E.

(The WestmOnt) Dias, Mrs. Janice CButt, Eleanor Dinges, Joanne (Stege)Calhan, Charles/Kathleen DiNuzw, M/M Fred

(Bays) Dirks, Harlan/jeanCalice, Christine Doll, RosalieCallahan, John/Rosemary Dominguez, MichaelCallis, Fred/Lucia Dominguez, Rosemary

(The Terraces) Donovan, M/M ThomasCambra, Jenn (Stege) Dormire, HelenCampbell, Robert Dorset, Donald/PhyllisCamyre, M/M R.F. Doug, DorothyCarlos, Patricia Dournany, MargaretCarlstrom, Glorya (The Atrium)Carpignano, Nancy Downey, Betty WhitneyCarson, Mike/Pat Drake, Richard VCasey, Fran (Stege) Draper, PaulaCasto, Ruth (The Terraces) Dudley, ClareCecilio, Tino Dunnett, JacquelynChallen, Violet (Stege) Dusel, Dr.lMrs. WilliamChappell, Jack Ebright, Alan/BettyChesanek,Andrew T. Ediger, BarbaraChesarek, Ruth Eichhorn, BettyChristiansen, Ken/Margaret Eilerrson, BeverlyC1auer, Cal/Cathy Elledge, MaryClemens, Roger/Mary Ellis, MurrayNirginia (Pearson)Clemmensen, Paul Emard, GeneClerk, M/M Kent (The Westmont)Cokash, BilURosemarie Embree, PatriciaColeman, Bruce/Ann Emery, MarilynColeman, Parrick/Karhy Erickson, Ted/SherryCollingham, Irene Evilsizer, M/M Roy

(The Atrium) Ewert, Lorraine (Stege)Conn, Mona E. Eyrond, VirginiaConroy, Francis/Patricia (The Westmont)Cook, Roy/Ann Farnsworth, EleanorCook, Sherma (The Atrium)Cooke, M/M Franklin Farran, LauriCorchero, M/M Dan Farran, M/M FrankCornell, M/M Lee Felice, Al (Stege)Corr, Margaret L. Fend, FrancesCreedon, Wilma Ferguson, Lester!AliceCreffield, Dorothy Ferriro, M/M Joe

(The Terraces) Feuerman, M/M WilliamCreighronm, Ann Fiehmann, Don/MarlaCretin, Ann (Stege) Fields, KarenCrewse, Champ Fierman, IsabelCroft, Helen Figone, Jr., Ernest

Fisher, DarleneFisher, Mrs. MarthaFong, Larry/RubyFouch, Dorothy (Srege)Fraenza, GloriaFraser, KarenFraser, Mary L.Freitas, ShyrleeFroess, Margo

(The Terraces)Froid, Stan/Harriett

(The Terraces)Frost, Helen (Sunny View)Fry, Bert/MarianneFucile, RoseGabe, SandraGaffaney, Ed/Kay (Stege)Gaffaney, MargaretGamma, Gerry (Stege)Cane, M/M L.D.Garcia, BernadetteGarcia, Elias J.Garvich, Charles/Charlotte

(Bays)Gaubatz, D.CGerth, MaryGilchrist, KarenGiles, BeulahGliever, Don/JeanGo, RosemaryGoldman, PhyllisGoldstein, Bert/DonnaGoodaere, James/FlorenceGoodfriend, Harry/Grace (The

Terraces)Goodhart, VictorGordon, John A.Gordon, M/M Ernest S.Gorin, Cleo (Stege)Graff, MargaretGrannis, Norma R.Green, Barner/RosalieGreenley, Dr.lMrs. RobertGrellman, M/M WalterGrenceback, NeilGriffin, Mel/RoseGriffith, BerniceGrossi, PatriceGrueneich, StellaGudgel, JackiCarol & FriendGuerrero, Bob/Lodi/Karhy

(Bays)Guinan, Fay (The Atrium)Gull, Frieda (Sunny View)Gunther, CatherineHack, lryne G.Haines, Vicki K.Hall, LaverneHallman, Harry G.Halterbeck, AnnHamann, Mary J.Hamanm, RuthHamilton, NatalieHanczak, Ferdinand M.Hand, Edward/Marge

Hansen, Bob/Alice (Bays)Hardgrove, VickieHarkness, Mrs. MarionHarrell, Beverly (Stege)Harris, Eudora (The Westmom)Hassett, Fred/KatieHastey, Helen (Stege)Hauser, John H.Haye, Helene (The Terraces)Heian, Robert/loanHeld, Pearl S.Henwood, M/M WallaceHerbert, Elizabeth

(The Atrium)Hernlund, UnaHerschkorn, Jr., M/M John A.Hill, Shirley (The Terraces)Hinds, MargaretHodos, Abe/DororhyHoefler, DorotheaHoefler, Harriet (The Terraces)Hoff, RitaHoUeuffer, Vera M.Holmes, JohnHopkins, Mrs. Clara L. .Hopkins, MalcolmHopkinson, Shirley (The

Westmont)Hopwood, GingerHorrobin, WG.Horton, Ruth (Stege)Howay, John/NancyHuesby, Ernie/MarjorieHughes, Grace (The Westmont)Hughes, PaulineHuntley, HaroldHurley, MichaeiNivianHutchins, M/M WilliamHuxtable, Wendell/JaneInnes, Victor!GailIrwin, j, M/M Conrad P.Isbell, M/M RalphIvy,AnnJackson, PatriciaJackson, SteveJacobson, L.F.James, Judith (The Atrium)Janes, Robert/LindaJebb, Ina/lackie (Bays)Jenkins, Dr.lMrs. Philip A.Jensen, M.A.Jernigan, MickeyJesser, Ed/ChristinJohnson, Bert

(The Terraces)Johnson, Marion F.Johnson) VirginiaJohnson-Skinner, SueJonas, ClarkJones, Janet PJones, M/M W DavidJudd, GayleKaiser)August H.Kaplan, Lorie/Al/ShariKarusha, Lorraine

Kazmierczak, JerriKeith, NellKennedy, Mike/Lenore (Stoker)Kent, Ed/HelenKiel, HansKincaid, Dick/GerryKing, Bill/KateKing,MargreteKinsey, Susan (The Atrium)Kirby, CelesralKnapp, Ronald/PatriciaKnight, GraceKnowlton, HaroldKonen, Douglas/SandraKrag-Petsche, GraceKurry, M/M Michael WKunz.].Kurtz, Michael/CynthiaKwong, M/M EdmondKwong, MayLadd, Margaret (The Atrium)Lager, MarthaLake, DonLamarche, Judith (The

Westmont)Lancaster, Tom/TeddyLappin, GerryLatshaw, BobLatshaw, Dr.lMrs. GaryLawrence, Frank/MarieLawrie, Don/HarrietLawson, Hank/Marcia/

Jillian/FionLeahy, Rosemary (Stege)Leal, Mary (Stege)Leary, M/M Thomas G.Lee, TinsleyLeeds,MichaellLinda (Pearson)Lesser, HannahLeufgen, MarieLevene, Bob/ChrisLevis, James/MaryLevy, HarrietLiang, M/M KingLianides, Dr. SylviaLiebmann, AnnLigamaro, MarleneLindahn, AIIPatLingofelter, SharonLittle, William A.Lonberger, LaniLopez, Dolores F.Lord, Richard/MarianLozito, S. & M.Lucas, D.T.Luft, Ernest PLukes, Berty AnnLukko, MaryMaciel, Tony/RitaMackel, HelenMacKenzie, LorraineMacMitchell, Jill K.Madan, SunilMaibaum, PeggyMaita, Mildred

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