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HAIR, PREMIERE APRIL 29, 1986
STAFF FOR HAIR
Company Manager...........William Orton
Press Representatives ... Ravid Rothenberg, Mary Bryant
Advertising..Fred. Golden, Blaine-Thomson Co.
Stage Manager.............Lani Ball
Asst. Stage Mgr. ........Danny Sullivan
Asst. Stage Manager......Pamela Huberman
Production Coordinator...Cara Robin
Asst's. to Miss Potts....Robert Pusilo, Steve Atha & Mart Aldre
International Press Representatives.......Gifford-Wallace
Merchandising Consultant ..... Don Marks
                         Delta Consultants
Director of Sales ......... Gifford Wallace
Supervisor/copyist ........ Irving Raymond
Production Electrician .... Lowell Sherman
Master Electrician ........ Gus Popiel
Production Carpenter ...... Mike Montell
Production Property Master ..... A.W. DiTolla
Property Master ........... Stephen Abbott
Wardrobe Master ........... Warren Morrill
Orchestra Contractor ...... Herb Harris
Music Coordinator ......... Rick Shorter
Souvenir Book ............. Nancy Manville
Poster .................... Ruspoli-Rodriguez
Company Astrolger ......... Maria Crummier
Company Card Reader ....... Earl Scott
Company Doctor ............ John M. Bishop
Hair Stylist for Messrs. Bulter, Ragni, and Rado....................... Roberto Vega
Company Historian ......... William Manville
Company Jeweler ........... Max Nass
Assistant Director: Glen Nielsen
Hairpieces & Hairstyles by Wig City Salons.
Credits
Sound Equipment by Sound Associates. Lighting Equipment by. Century Lighting, Inc.  Scenery constructed by Design. Associates. "Hair". Shirt of "Orlon" acrylic by Mr. Witt. Poster Paper by Butler Paper Company. Men's Robes courtesy Rahbor Robes  & Sportswear, Inc. Marking and Drawing Pens courtesy Magic Marker, Inc. Graduation Caps & Gowns from Collegiate Cap & Gown Co. Astronaut Helmets by Ideal Toy Corp. Men's Underwear by Robert Reis Co. Indian Bows from U.S. Archery Co. Ombre Knitting Wool. by Columbia Minerve Corporation. Flash-cubes courtesy Lamp Div., Westinghouse Electric Co. Sterno canned heat used. Toy guns from Louis Marx & Co., Inc. Coat designed and made by Kay Webb of Pseudo by Borg Fabrics. Turtle neck chains by Swank, Inc. Kodak Instamatic Cameras used. Glowy Flourescent Spray Paitn from N.Y. Bronze Powder Co. Lighting Devices Powered by Eveready Batteries. Cembelet Electric Piano Courtesy of M. Hohner, Inc. Dutch Masters Tipped Cadet Cigars used. Electronic Belts by Charles M. Preston III. Pipes and Tobacco from The Pipe and Tobacco Council. Sound Design by Admins Ltd. Sound Supervision by Hank Cattaneo. Instant Pants. Fur Baloons, Royal Rags, Wisdom & Folly.

STAFF FOR BILTMORE THEATRE

Owner ................ David J. Cogan
General Manager ...... Laura R. Bank
House Manager ........ Roy Jones
Treasurer ............ Thomas Sheehan
Assistant Treasurer .. Peter Meyers
Master Carpenter ..... Audley Adkins
Master Electrician ... Sal J. Briglia
Master of Properties . Joseph Rosenzweig
House Engineer ....... Hugh Murray
Head Engineer ........ Pat Kelly

House Physician .. Dr. Benjamin A. Gilbert

All products used in this theatre for the promotion of sanitation are manufactured by the Credo Co., Inc.

The taking of pictures or the operation of any recording device in this theatre is strictly forbidden.

BLIND DATE
Entertainment is all I expect from a show,
She advanced as an opening ploy.
"Entertainment?" he hooted. "Diversion, you mean?
There a difference, you know, with, like, light-years between."
Crowed the spectacled N.Y.U. boy.

Entertainment's for the time that you're wiling to spend,
Diversion for time that you kill.
On the time you invest, you expect a return,
But there's no dividend on the time that you burn.
Lots of people don't know that but still....

Well, I may not know much but I know what I like,
She persisted and chewed on her hair.
"As for shows," he cut in, "you could mean a ballet,
Or some babe on a mike or an Off-Broadway play."
And he scowled in semantic despair.

Talky plays, Daddy says, always put him to sleep, 
She observed with defensive disdain.
"If he's that kind of creep, he should stay home in bed.
Does your old man know yet that Flo Ziegfeld is dead?"
Growled her mildly intolerant swain.

On this discordant note they went off to a play
About Hamlet's two pals who had died. 
And she laughed and she wept and she stayed to applaud.
She was longing to say. she was quite overawed.
"My, it really was ...  different," she sighed.

by Gerard Willem van Loon
Theatre Correspondent - Die Bühne - Vienna, Austria

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