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Great Last Act!

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THE Algonquin
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59 W. 44th St., New York  840-6800
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for the "Tornado" and "Emerald City Ballet" sequences of The Wiz, and served as arranger for director/choreographer George Faison on A Broadway Musical, Up On The Mountain and other productions.  Most recently he arranged Maya Angelou's and Lalo Schifrin's And Still I Rise.

RIDGELY BULLOCK (Producer) is Chairman and President of UMC Industries, a world-wide, diversified manufacturing company.  In addition he is counsel to the prestigious law firm of Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander, acts as a business consultant for overseas financial organizations, is involved in oil and gas exploration, and has recently founded a distributorship for fine wines.  He began his theatre career while a student at Colby College, Waterville, Me.  During the summers he worked at a theatre in Camden, Me., rising from apprentice to managing director.  Thereafter he produced a number of plays on Broadway, including a revival of Noel Coward's Fallen Angels, Hotel Paradiso, with Bert Lahr, Albert Camus' Caligula, and several road companies of Auntie Mame.  He somehow finds time to be an avid scuba diver and pilot (Cessna 150's to Lear Jets).  Last season he returned to the theatre, co-producing The Utter Glory of Morrisey Hall, starring Celeste Holm.

ALBERT W. SELDEN (Producer) for 30 years has been a devoted contributor to the national show business scene, producing on Broadway numerous musicals including Body Beautiful, The Girls Against The Boys, Come Summer, Irene, Man of La Mancha, Hallelujah, Baby! – the last two of which won many Tony and other awards – and last season's The Utter Glory of Morrissey Hall, which he co-produced.  Among the plays he has produced are The Grey-Eyed People, His and Hers, starring Celeste Holm and Robert Preston, Portrait of a Queen and The Lincoln Mask.  As founder and first Managing Director of the beautifully restored Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Conn., Mr. Selden was involved in and responsible for more than 20 productions, musical and otherwise.

OPENING NIGHT, DECEMBER 20, 1979

STAFF FOR COMIN' UPTOWN
GENERAL MANAGER ..... JAY KINGWILL
GENERAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVE  MERLE DEBUSKEY
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER  MORTIMER HALPERN
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS  ANTHONY WEYMOUTH, KIMAKO 

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Company Manager ..... Louise M. Bayer
Press Representative ..... Leo Stern
Public Relations Consultant ..... Kimako
Stage Manager ..... Nate Barnett
Assistant Stage Manager ..... Lisa Blackwell
Casting ..... Lynda Watson
Assistants to Mr. Wagner ..... Adrianne Lobel, John Kasarda
Assistant to Ms. Emonts ..... Lindsay Davis
Assistant to Mr. Hemsley ..... Don Darnutzer
Production Carpenter ..... Ted Van Bemmel
Production Electrician ..... Richard Beck
Production Propertyman ..... Thomas Loughlin
Production Sound ..... James Travers
Assistant Electrician ..... John Loughlin
Front Lights ..... James Van Buskirk
Wardrobe Supervisor ..... Ellen Lee
Shopping Coordinator ..... Toni Spadafora
Assistant Conductor ..... Lloyd Mayers
Additional Choral Arrangements ..... Howard roberts
Special Drum Arrangements ..... Scott Schreer
Music Preparation Copyist ..... Ervin Moser
Assistant to Mr. Rose ..... Graciela Marin
Attorney ..... Colton, Weissberg, Hartnick & Yamin
Accountant ..... Lutz & Carr
Advertising ..... Ash/LeDonne Fred Golden, Jon Wilner
Insurance ..... DeWitt Stern, Gutmann & Co., Inc.
Production Secretary ..... Marion Shavil
Assistant to the Producers ..... Howard P. Lev
Administrative Assistant ..... Margaret D. Wibel
Merchandising ..... Omicron Production Services

CREDITS
Scenery built by Theatre Techniques, Inc., Lights by Vanco, Costumes built by Eaves Costume Manufacturing Corp. and by Barbara Matera, Ltd., Sound by Masque Sound, Inc., Echo Scarfs used, Baby carriage from The Hedstrom Company.  Decanters and glassware courtesy of Libbey Glass, div. of Owens-Illinois.  Sporting goods from Spalding, Div. of Questor Corp.  Stereo equipment from Del Prado.  Headphones courtesy of Koss Corporation.  Silver Tray from Michael C. Fina Co.  Stainless Flatware from Ecko Housewares.  Furs by Alexa Furs.  Giftware & Accessories by Canover Industries, Inc.  Properties by Eclectic Properties, Inc.
Theatre Maintenance 
Remco Maintenance Corporation.

House Physician ..... Dr. Max L. Kamen

WARNING
The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device for such photographing or sound recording inside this theatre, without the written permission of the management, is prohibited by law.  Violations may be punished by ejection and may render the offender liable for money damages.

FIRE NOTICE:  The exit indicated by a red light and sign nearest to the seat you occupy is the shortest route to the street.  In the event of a fire or other emergency please do not run – WALK TO THAT EXIT.
Thoughtless persons annoy patrons and endanger the safety of others by lighting matches or smoking in prohibited areas during the performances and intermissions.  This violates a City ordinance and is punishable by law.
Augustus A. Beekman – FIRE COMMISSIONER

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Board of Directors
Gerald Schoenfeld  Chairman
Bernard B. Jacobs  President
Helen M. Hollerith  John W. Kluge  Lee J. Seidler  Kerttu H. Shubert  Irving M. Wall

Philip J. Smith  Executive Vice President
Peter Stevens  Vice President
Robert E. Wankel  Vice President Finance
Warren Caro  Project Development
Lee Silver  Corporate Affairs

The Shubert Organization, Inc. is wholly owned by The Shubert Foundation, Inc. a private foundation dedicated to the perpetuation of the live performing arts.

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