Oliver!
Contributors: Brown, Georgia; Coe, Peter, 1929-1987; Bart, Lionel; Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870; Raitt, John, 1917-2005; San Francisco Civic Light Opera Association; Curran Theatre (Organization : San Francisco, Calif.); Garden Court Dinner-Theatre (Organization : San Francisco, Calif.); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1962
Language: eng
Other titles: Pajama game.
Description: Curran Theare, Louis R. Lurie, president, William J. Zwissig, manager, San Francisco Civic Light Opera Association, Allen L. Chickering, president, Edwin Lester, general director, David Merrick and Donald Albery present Clive Revill, Georgia Brown in "Oliver!" a new musical, book, music and lyrics by Lionel Bart, freely adapted from Dickens' "Oliver Twist," with Willoughby Goddard, Hope Jackman, Geoffrey Lumb, John Call, Danny Sewell, Helena Carroll, Frederic Warriner, Bruce Prochnik, Michael Goodman, directed by Peter Coe, designed by Sean Kenny, orchestrations by Eric Rogers, musical director Donald Pippin, technical supervisor Ian Albery.
Notes: Curran Theatre, twenty-fifth annual season, beginning Tuesday evening, October 15, 1962.

Title devised by Library staff.

"The Playgoer. Curran Theatre"--Cover.

Cast: Bruce Prochnik, Willoughby Goddard, Hope Jackman, Ruth Maynard, Frederic Warriner, Helena Carroll, Cherry Davis, Terry Lomax, Clive Revill, Michael Goodman, Georgia Brown, Alice Playten, Danny Sewell, Geoffrey Lumb, John Call, Dortha Duckworth, Johnny Borden, Eugene Endon, Randy Gaynes, Scott Kennedy, Sal Lombardo, Christopher Month, Patrick O'Shaughnessy, Rusty Parker, Alan Paul, George Priolo, Robbie Reed, Christopher Votos, Gregg Weir, Jed Allan, Barbara Bossert, Jack Davison, James Glenn, Lesley Hunt, John M. Kimbro, Michael Lamont, Allan Lokos, Dodie Marshall, Richard Miller, Moose Peting, Ruth Ramsey, Nita Reiter, Ray Tudor, Maura K. Wedge.

LC copy accompanied by small format playbill advertisement for John Raitt in "The Pajama Game," at the Garden Court Dinner-Theatre, Sheraton-Palace, San Francisco.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).