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THE BEST MAN ...

a political drama by Gore Vidal

directed by Bob Canetta

William Russell, the ex-Secretary of State, is a wit and scholar withliberal principles. Joseph Cantwell is a ruthless and hard-driving youngman, a dirty fighter who will let no scruples stand in the way of hisambitions. And Arthur Hockstader is an ex-President who loves politicsfor their own sake, and is determined to have the final say in the selec-tion of his party's candidate. The final outcome makes The Best Mana fascinating play which comes shockingly close to many of the politicaltruths with which we have recently been dealing.

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THE BEST MAN

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A presidential Convention in New YorkSummer, July, 1976

ACT ONE

Scene I:Scene 2:Scene 3:

An American hotel suite.Senator Joseph Cantwell's suite. The same evening.William Russell's suite. The next afternoon.

ACT TWO

Scene 1: Cantwell suite. A few minutes later.Scene 2: Russell suite. A few minutes later.Scene 3: Cantwell suite. A few minutes Jater.Scene 4: Russell suite. The next afternoon.

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This is Bob's third time at directing plays. the first was Red Mask'sproduction, Last of The Red Hot Lovers, and second in Danville LightOpera's, Take Me Along. Bob has had many Red Mask roles, a few tomention are in A Thousand Clowns, The Curious Savage, EverybodyLoves Opal, and Wait Until Dark. He has also appeared in major rolesin Seascape, Midsummer Night's Dream, and The Gingerbread Lady atUrbana's Station Theatre. Bob figures he has acted in about fifty playsin the past, he has a degree in Theatre from Colorado State College.Bob is Chief of Audiology and in the Speech Pathology Service atVeterans Hospital.

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Alfreda is working as Ollr Stage Manager for the second time thisseason, Janus, the first, and now The Best Mall. Last season, Alfreda hadthree roles in three of fOllr productions - the nllrse in The SunshineBoys, the intellectual girl in Play It Again, Sam, and Nanny in The Effectof Gamma Rays 011 Mall-In-The-Moon Marigolds. She also workedback stage on last year's play, Tel/. Little Indians and this summer shewas the Stage Manager for Sunshine's II Ltd. 's, Come Blow Your Horn.Alfreda has lived in Danville the past seven years and works in the Dan-ville District 118 schools as a general music teacher.

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Cast of Characters(Ill Order of Appearance)

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appearance as Denny in the fall production of Janus, Bill portrays avery different character in this vehicle. He has been long associatedwith Red Mask and Light Opera. Bill works for a local newspaper.Bill and his wife, Mollie, have a daughter and are momentarily expect-ing another child.

KEVIN J. McDOUGAL (First Reporter) - This is Kevin's third ap-pearance in a Red Mask play. Last season he was in Ten LittleIndians, after making his debut the previous season in Reserve Twofor Murder. Kevin is a member of the Thespian Society. Employedin Danville, Kevin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bolden.

GEORGE MAHAN (William Russell) - George appeared last seasonas Roger, the· butler in Ten Little Indians and has worked on the stagecrew in other Red Mask plays. He has had roles at Danville LightOpera, one being in their production of My Fair Lady. Living in Dan-ville since 1974, George works as a Project Analyst in Data Processing.

DEB KOTCHER (Second Reporter) - A native of Westville, Debbie isa sophomore at Danville Junior College, hoping in the near future tobe a gym teacher. This is Deb's second appearance at Red Mask, herfirst as the gym teacher in The Impossible Years. She has proven tobe a dependable stage crew member in other plays at Red Mask.

BOB TOLLIVER (Third Reporter) - Bob appeared most recently inThe Impossible Years, for which he won a Katy Award. Being activein Red Mask for several years, he is now serving as Vice President.Bob lives in Danville with his wife, Debbie, and two sons, Craig andMarc, all of whom are active in Red Mask, Danville Light Opera andschool productions.

SARA JO WARD (Alice Russell) - After graduating from the Univer-sity of Illinois and receiving a degree in MusicaJ Theatre, Sara is backin Danville working for the Metric Education Program. Sara Jo hashad several roles in children's plays at Red Mask, one, Come BackLittle Sheeba. One summer in California, at Rolland's Theatre Festivalshe had a role in Two Gentlemen of Verona. While in college shetoured with the performing Young Illini in Florida and was active inUrbana's Station Theatre, last seen there in Showboat, among others.

ANITA WINSTEAD (Mrs. Gamadge) - Beginning in Schlarman Highwith a role in Guys and Dolls, Anita added with roles in Applause andGypsy in Danville Light Opera. Anita has been with Red Mask beforewhen it was Theatre 601. She has attended Danville Junior College incomputer programming and in the near future plans to study clowningat Ringling Brothers Clown College, Clearwater, Florida.

On Stage Tonight ...

MAX SPERLING (Arthur Hockstader) - Max, a Danville native, grad-uated from Danville High School and University of Illinois. He hastwo sons and for twenty-one years operated his own business but isnow associated with Mervis Industries. Max's credits are roles in Lastof the Red Hot Lovers, and Sunshine Boys and last being Come BlowYour Horn. He has served on the board and is now a second Vice-President and Membership Chairman.

SODECIA (Deesha) DAVIS (Mabel Cantwell) - Deesha has previouslybeen in the Red Mask productions, Curious Savage, and Reserve Twofor Murder. Deesha received her AB degree from Columbia College,Columbia, South Carolina. She is involved in many organizations inthe area, some include, Director of the 1I1inois Council with LearningDisabilities, secretary for Danville's A.A.U.W., Girl Scout leader,active in church and school activities. Deesha soon will be in a realestate agency.

ROBERT KNAPP (Bill Blades) - Since moving to Danville a year ago,Bob's first Red Mask credit was last season's Ten Little Indians. Bobhas had past acting experience in Wisconsin in a comedy, NatalieNeeds A Nigh/y. Bob, his wife Lois, and two daughters, Pam andElizabeth, are residents of Danville with Bob employed as a pharmacistat Veterans Hospital.

JIM WINGO (Joseph Cantwell) - Jim's first appearance was in RedMask's production of Mary, Mary, then Forty Carats and third,Curiolls Savage, as the Senator. Jim is currently a Systems Analyst inDanville. Jim and wife, Lois, have two children - Kristi and Ronnie.

DAVID VAN SOEST (Senator Carlin) - Becoming a veteran of RedMask, this in Dave's fourth role; his other three in order were _ TheImpossible Years, The Sunshine Boys, and Play It Again, Sam. Davidwon the Katy Award for the latter play in his role as Allan Felix.Originally from New Jersey, Dave graduated from Indiana State andpresently teaches Spanish and French at East Park Junior High. Con-gratulations are in order for Dave and his bride, Nancy.

CHARLES BEADLES (Dr. Artinian) - Chuck is comparatively new toDanville, being here a year and one-half. He is a dentist at VeteransHospital and he and his wife, Anne, have five children. Chuck hasbeen mobile in the past but that hasn't stopped his participating in localtheatres. He has been involved in stage crews and as stage managerfor several plays in Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Sincemoving to Danville, Chuck has been stage manager in Danville LightOpera's productions.

B. J. SMITH (Sheldon Marcus) - Since 1944, B. I. has been a dedicatedRed Mask veteran. He has won a Katy Award and two merit awardsin the past. His last appearances were in Wail Until Dark, and ComeBack Little Sheeba.

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This Woody Allen hit takes place inside an American embassy be-hind the Iron Curtain. An American tourist, caterer by trade, and hisfamily of wife and daughter rush into the embassy two steps ahead of thepolice who suspect them of spying and pictllCe-taking. But it's not muchof a refuge, for the ambassador is absent and his son, now in charge hasbeen expelled from a dozen countries and the whole continent of Africa.Nevertheless, they carefully and frantically plot their escape, and the am-bassador's son and the caterer's daughter even have time to fan in love.

There are sixteen parts in Don't Drink The Water, four women'sparts and twelve men's parts, varying in sizes and ages. Try-outs will beheld at the Theatre, Sunday, February 19 at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday,February 23 at 7:30 p.m. Director will be Liz Miller.

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