ANNIE MAY SWIFT HALL AUDITORIUM

Larry Smith in the center, doing the teaching grad assistant work for AK.  Schneideman lurking in the back.  Maria Moriates on the aisle.  Bill Pogue onstage at left.

I'm leaning on the back of a seat just past the people on the right.

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Suzanne Lehmann, I think, in front of Maria M., and isn't that Bud Beyer being directed by Larry Smith?

Tom Foral

 

CAESAR & CLEOPATRA

These huddled masses and staunch soldiers turned out to be famous people -- some of them anyway.

Paula Ragusa (Prentiss) extends an invitation to Rob Thirkield.  Who could resist?  Not Caesar!!

Richard Benjamin

Richard Benjamin  NU  Shakespeare -- Richard?

Don't remember the other actor's name.

From Faye Prince (nee Johnson)   This is a photo of Dick Benjamin as Hotspur. Sarajane [Levy] was stage manager for “Henry IV, Part I”  I was her assistant and both of us were run ragged on that show.   Wasn’t Gary Vitale “Daddy Henry” and Paul Hardy “Son Hal Henry”?  Weldon Bleiler was Falstaff.  T

The show was characterized by high good humor.  At one point Paula [Ragusa] got furious with Dick [Benjamin] who played Hotspur.  she stormed up to him downstairs and stomped the fire out of his foot.  With great pain, Dick choked out,  “Oh, Paula, thou hast robbed me of my youth. . .”  And some wag nearly derailed Benjamin’s brain by muttering to him backstage,  “A crone, a crone, a rhop-ear, is it not?” before the entrance when Hotspur had to cry about his horse, “A roan, a roan, a crop-ear, is it not?’

TWELFTH NIGHT: Ron Willoughby

The Fool (Ron Willoughby) in "Twelfth Night"

Eagles Mere, 1960

W. B. Nickerson Photography

W. B. Nickerson Photography is the official source of the NU production photos I have.  They are out of business, but their photos are archived.

Guide to the W. B. Nickerson Photo Company

Collection Title:	W. B. Nickerson Photo Company
Dates:	1940-1979
Identification:	75/55/3
Creator:	W. B. Nickerson Photo Company
Extent:	5 Boxes
Language of Materials:	English
Abstract:	Photographs of Northwestern University related events and individuals made by Evanston's W. B. Nickerson Photo Company are arranged in five boxes. The photographs consist largely of black and white negatives along with a small number of color slides. The dates of these materials range from the 1940s to the 1970s.
Acquisition Information:	The University Archives acquired the Nickerson Co. photographs from Hope Nickerson Maxon on September 16, 1986 (Accession #86-287).
Processing Information:	Processed by Timothy J. Waltz; October 1, 1990.
Conditions Governing Access:	None.
Repository:	Northwestern University Archives Deering Library, Room 110 1970 Campus Dr. Evanston, IL, 60208-2300 URL: http://www.library.northwestern.edu/archives Email: archives@northwestern.edu Phone: 847-491-3354

CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME

An unremarkable pantomime.  I recognize myself as grannie with a fichu and Bill Striglos who was supposed to be a little boy.  NU Workshop Theatre.

TROJAN WOMEN

Workshop Theatre production of "Trojan Women" about 1960.

Directed by Marshall W. Mason.

I'm at the far left but the only other name I can remember is Marge McCarron seated front left.  Marshall sent me a note:  Ellen Tucker is playing Cassandra, holding up her torch in the middle.