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BOB MAHER (Tevye)"FIDDLER" marks Bob's third appearance in a

WVLOA production, having appeared as ChristmasMorgan in "THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN"and as a student in "THE STUDENT PRINCE". Aprofessional singer for Walt Disney in the DisneylandBarbershop Quartet, Bob started his career in collegewhere he acquired a minor in drama and travelledextensively with the Chapman College Chamber Sing-ers. Normally a bass, Bob displays his wide range ofvoice in the role of Tevye. A telephone Companyemployee, Bob's real love is in singing and thetheatre.

MARGE HAND (Golde)No stranger to West Valley Light Opera audiences,

the present production is Marge's sixth appearancewith this Association. Appearing in our productionsof "OLIVER", "ON A CLEAR DAY", "BRIGA-DOON", "STUDENT PRINCE", and "UNSINK-ABLE MOLLY BROWN", she has appeared in a num-ber of local dramas as well. Currently a member ofWest Valley's singing group "THE OVERTURES",she also belongs to the "Spice Tones", a local SanJose nightclub group. After four years of voice train-ing, it is no wonder that musicals and the opera areMarge's favorites; she will make her operatic debut ina minor role with the West Bay Opera in their Octo-ber production of "La Traviata".

EUNICE WAHLTON (Tzeitel)Eunice is making her first appearance in a West

Valley Light Opera production, but has appeared inother productions throughout the state, including"Ten Little Indians", "You Can't Take It With You","The Crucible", etc. An accomplished pianist, she hastoured Central American as accompanist to a singinggroup. Her versatility does not stop with piano andvoice', for she played violin for the San Jose Sym-phony Orchestra for a year. Eunice is also a soloist inchurch and choral groups.

BOB FINOCCHIO (Motel)In the role of Motel, Bob makes his second appear-

ance with this Association, having played in our"BRIGADOON". Other local productions in whichhe has played include "My Fair Lady", "Man For AllSeasons" "Bus Stop" and "The World of SholemAleiche~". Bob is al~o talented backstage, havingdone the lighting design for our current production aswell as our "UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN", alongwith some 40 school and community productions. Hehas been Lighting and Technical Director for theNutcracker Ballet in San Jose for the past two years.A student at the University of Santa Clara, Bob isemployed by the Computer Division of the Bank ofAmerica.

WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION

The object of the Association is to promote cultural activity in thearea and' to provide opportunities for drama students and others whohave dramatic aspirations to take part in theatrical productions underthe guidance of experienced directors. We sincerely hope that youenjoy our productions.

Should you feel inclined to become a member, our representativewill be happy to explain the advantages of membership.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS -1971- 72

CAPTAIN ROSS P. MAURICEMR. EDWARD W. HANDMR. MARTIN S. BOSTWICKMR. EUGENE C. FRANCISMR. ANTHONY F. BAKERMR. THOMAS G. HORTIMRS. ROY HITCHCOCK .MRS. MARIE RAMIREZ .MR. WILLIAM G. ZOLLER

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A NEW SEASON STARTS

The 1970-71 season, just closing, saw successful productions of"ANYTHING GOES", "THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN", andnow our third production, "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF". It has been avery satisfactory and successful year for the West Valley Light OperaAssociation.

For the forthcoming season of 1971-1972 your Board of Directorshas tentatively planned the following:

THE MUSIC MAN, with music and lyrics by Meredith Willson: to beproduced during November and December 1971.THE PAJAMA GAME, with music and lyrics by Richard Adler andJerry Ross: to play during February and March 1972

THE MERRY WIDOW, with music by Franz Lehar: to be producedduring June and July 1972.

While the above are planned, theatrical strategy may, of course,dictate a diversion; an example is provided by the substitution foranother musical by "Fiddler" when we found the latter would beavailable to us,

THE WEST VALLEY LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION

PRESENTS

Fiddlertbe RPof

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Music by Book by

JERR,{BOCK JOSEPHSTEINlyrics by

S~ElDOH~t>.RNICK&o~ on "~oIom Aleiehem~ 5~rie&w.th perm.:,s.on of Arnold Per 1",

Produced on+l>. New York ntaqe byHI\ROLD PRINCE

Oriqina] New Yo'" Stage ProductionDIrected and ChOr1!ogrdphed by

JEROME ROBBINS

"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF"is presented through Special Arrangement with

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FRIDA Y & SATURDAY EVENINGS AT 8:30July 23, 24, 30, 31

August 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21EARLY THURSDA Y EVENINGS AT 8:00

August 5,12SUNDAY MATINEES AT 2:30

JUly 25, August 8EARL Y SUNDA Y EVENINGS AT 7: 30

August 1, 151971

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CAST(In Order of Appearance)

The Fiddler . ANTHONY SAENZTevye, the dairyman . . . .BOB MAHERGolde, his wife . . .MARGE HANDTzeitel }........ .EUNICE WAHLTONHodel . . . . . . . . . . CONNIE HOWARDChava Their Daughters. .LISA JOY ALTSCHULShprintze . PEGGY WILSONBielke . . . . LINDA HAND, DEBBIE MORADZADEH (Alternating)Yente, the matchmaker . CLAIRE K. ANTONMotel, the tailor . . . . . . BOB FINOCCHIOPerchik, the student . . . J. FRANCIS RESOLazar, Wolf, the butcher . . JACK HARGENSMordcha, the innkeeper . PHIL SZUSZITSKYRabbi . . . . . . . JOSEPH J. ASSENZAMendel, his son . . . . CHARLES BOYERAvram, the bookseller .... SOL ALMESNachum, the beggar CHRIS o 'LOUGHLINGrandma Tzeitel .ARLENE THORESONFruma-Sarah . . CAROLE LePAGEConstable .... SANDY PALMFyedka . . JEFFREY GOULDShandel, Motel's mother . SHIRLEY ROSENBERG

THE VILLAGERSSurcha, the bagelwomanBluma, the fishmongerLabel, the woodcutterYakov, the knifesellerFredel .Miralle . .Channah .Sima .Rivka .Moishe, the cobblerAnya .Shloime, the hatmakerRaiseleGittelFaigeleSasha .Vladimir .....Mother (Ballet Scene)Young Boys

· . JUDITH SWANSONARLENE SZUSZITSKY

· ARMAND SOUZA· W. MORRIS CHUBB

· . . . LIZ CORBETT· . JEANNIE MA THIS· .... MINA LUNT· BETTYE McMILLIEN

· NANCY BENTLEY· ... SOL ELLNER· . . CYNTHIA ELLIS· .. IRVING SIEGEL

· ... CATHY CAMPBELL· SHARON MORADZADEH

· ARLENE THORESON· BARRY ROBINSON· TOM MOORE· .. BARBARA VALENTE

MI KE WILSON, SCOTT WILSON

UNDERSTUDIESGolde · CLAIRE K. ANTON

· NANCY BENTLEY· .. LIZ CORBETT· JEANNIE MA THIS

· . . . JEFFREY GOULD· SHARON MORADZADEH

· . ANTHONY SAENZ· BARBARA VALENTE· .. BARRY ROBINSON

Yente .Tzeitel and Mother .Hodel & ChavaPerchikGrandma TzeitelMotelThe FiddlerFyedka

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS

THE PLACE: ANATEVKA, A Small Village in Russia.THE TIME: 1905, Eve of the Russian Revolutionary Period.

ACT IPROLOGUE:

"Tradition" . . . . . .SCENE 1: Kitchen of Tevye's House

"Matchmaker, Matchmaker" . .SCENE 2: Exterior of Tevye's House

"If I Were A Rich Man" ....SCENE 3: Interior of Tevye's House

"Sabbath Prayer" .SCENE 4: The Inn, The Following Evening

"To Life" .SCENE 5: Street Outside the InnSCENE 6: Outside Tevye's House

"Miracle of Miracles"SCENE 7: Tevye's Bedroom

"The Tailor, Motel Kamzoil" .

SCENE 8: Village Street & Motel's Tailor ShopSCENE 9: Section of Tevye's Yard

"Sunrise, Sunset"SCENE 10: The Same as Above

Wedding Celebration

ACT TWOENTR'ACTE:PROLOGUESCENE 1: Exterior of Tevye's House

"Now I Have Everything" ."Do You Love Me" ....

SCENE 2: Village Street"I Just Heard" . . . . . .

SCENE 3: The Railroad Station"Far From The Home I Love" ....

SCENE 4: Village Street, Some Months LaterSCENE 5: Motel's Tailor ShopSCENE 6: Outskirts of The Village

"Little Chavalah"SCENE 7: Tevye's Yard

"A natevka"

Scene 8: Outside Tevye's HouseEPILOGUE .

. . Tevye & Villagers

Tzeitel, Hodel, Chava

....... Tevye

Tevye, Golde & Villagers

Tevye, Lazar & Men

......... Motel

Tevye, Golde, Grandma Tzeitel,Fruma-Sarah & Villagers

Tevye, Golde & Villagers

. . . . . . The Villagers

Perchik & Hodel. Tevye & Golde

Yente & Villagers

..... Hodel

. . . . . Tevye & Villagers

. Tevye, Golde, Yente, Lazar,Mendel and Avram

.ENTIRE COMPANY

PRODUCTION STAFFProducer .....Technical DirectorTechnical ConsultantProduction Co-ordinatorMusical DirectorChoreographer .....Assistant to ChoreographerSet Designers . :Costume DesignerLighting Design .Lighting DirectorCostumers

Captain R. P. Maurice· Anthony F. Baker· . James H. Skeel· Edward W. Hand·Howard M. Kirstel· . Barbara Valente

· . . . . Anthony Saenz· Donna Baker, Paul Gurev· . . . . . Bobbe Gurev

. . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Finocchio................ Dan MogaNancy Bentley, Marianne Howard, Cele Pincus,

Laurie Rickettst Gail Richards· . . . . . . James H. Skeel·Anthony Baker, Edward Hand

. . . . . . . . Cele Pincus· Mina Lunt· . . . . . . Cathy Campbell· . . . . . Arlene Szusaitzky· Harriet and Martin Bostwick

Gladys MacArthur, Enid Maurice·Nate Wilson, Jacqueline Beard

Celine BruceLighting Crew . . . . Gene Pincus, Brian SkeelSet Construction and Painting . . . . . . . Anthony and Donna Baker

Hand Family, Jim Davison, Bobbe Gurev, Barbara KaspianAnthony Lunga, Bettye McMillien, Philip Moe, Gene PincusDan Raby, Dorothy Skeel, Carl Stockdale, Arlene Thoreson

Ron Wals~J Peggy Wilson. Philip lVloe, Dan Raby

. Betty McMillien· . . . . . Celine Bruce· . . . . . Frank Miceli

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Wardrobe MistressMakeup .Properties .Ticket Sales ..Box Office ...

Rehearsal Pianists

Stage Crew .Cast SecretaryScript Girl .Photographer

ConductorViolinsClarinets ..Trumpet .Flute ..Guitar ..AccordionBass ...PercussionPiano

ORCHESTRA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Howard M. KirstelBarbara Owen, Yvonne Farrell, Marilyn Anderson. . . . . . . . . Penny Tucker, Linda Sutcliffe

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CONNIE HOWARD (Hodel)Connie's long list of credits include two other West

Valley productions, "THE STUDENT PRINCE" and"ANYTHING GOES." In addition to these, Conniehas appeared in local productions of "H.M.S. Pina-fore," "Mame," "High Button Shores," "Bye, Bye,Birdie," "Slower Traffic, Keep Right," "Camelot,""Oliver," and "Annie Get Your Gun." She has hadtwo years of voice training and has taught herself howto play the guitar; Connie even collects guitars as ahobby!

J. FRANCIS RESO (Perchik)In Southern California where he played in "Billy

Budd," Joe was a stage manager for "Hedda Gabler,"and worked with the Pasadena Playhouse. After com-ing to Northern California he was a radio Disc Jockeyfor a year. He gave an impressive performance of BillSykes in our "OLIVER" and returned later to carry asupporting role in "ONCE UPON A MATTRESS."Other productions in which he has appeared locallyinclude "My Fair Lady" "Oklahoma" "Camelot""Apple Tree," "Three P~nny Opera," ~nd others. Hehas had two years voice training and works for MSDof Lockheed.

CLAIRE ANTON (Yente)With "FIDDLER," Claire participates in her first

West Valley Light Opera production: she is nostranger.to the stage, however, for she had supportingroles in "An American Dream," "Dear Me, The Sky IsFalling," "A Majority of One," "Inherit The Wind,""Picnic" ."The Man In The Dog Suit" "House ofBernarda Alba" and many others. A practicing at-torney in Cupertino, Claire lives in Saratoga with herhusband and son and daughter.

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JACK HARGENS (Lazar Wolf)After his debut in West Valley Light Opera's

"H.M.S. Pinafore," Jack continued his newfoundhobby with "BRIGADOON ," "STUDENT PRINCE,"and "ANYTHING GOES." He has also played at theKing Dodo Playhouse in "Cactus Flower" and "MySister Eileen." A member of "The Overtures," Jackhas performed for various clubs and banquets and inmelodramas. He recently began voice training, is em-ployed by Hewlitt-Packard, and during rehearsals forthis show became engaged to our Prop girl and vil-lager, Cathy Campbell.

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THE AUXILIARYThe Auxiliary of the West Valley Light Opera Association has

operated for the past four years, at which time it succeeded anorganization known simply as "The Group."

Perhaps the greatest challenge to the Auxiliary lies in preparing thetheatre lobby and hosting the Champagne Gala for Members' Night,usually opening night of each production; less glamorous, but stillnecessary, is the operation of the refreshments concession in the lobbyduring the performances, for this is a principal means of raising moneyfor the Auxiliary. More attractive to many is the opportunity to helpback stage with costuming, handling properties, designing and paintingsets and drops, making up the cast members, etc. Other forms ofactivities include ushering, box office work, publicity, telephoning,obtaining program advertising, poster distribution, ticket and member-ship selling, and in many other ways, something rewarding for all.

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DIRECTOR PAUL GUREVActive in community theatre work for many years,

this production marks his third production with theWest Valley Light Opera Association. His experienceas Producer and Director of his own theatre, "CEN-TER STAGE," in Hollywood has provided him withvaluable background for his work as a communitytheatre director. Among his credits in the area are"Barefoot In The Park," "Paint Your Wagon," "Curi-ous Savage," "Kiss Me Kate," and "Marne." Lastseason he directed "STUDENT PRINCE" for thisAssociation, and more recently "THE UNSINKABLEMOLLY BROWN." Mr. Gurev has won trophies forhis directing and is familiar in this area for his workwith Children's Theatre.

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