Program - Snoopy - Community Players Of Salisbury
Patrons 2010-2011Sustaining MembersDr. Lynne EverettTom & Susan RobinsonGuardiansKel & Debby NagelIn Memory of Mary E. SpencerBenefactorsMrs. Mildred PalmerEd & Donna PragerAngelsIn Memory of Anna C. AllenRichard & Nanette BirdLloyd & Alice FoardStephen & Holly HearnFred G. LivingoodChris & Ann Marie BarnesIn Memory of Chris BosiesDance Unlimited - Barbara S. HansonRod & Pat LaytonLillian & Lester SimpsonStephanie T. WilleyDonorsFred & Nancy AlthausRon & Jackie AyersAndy & Marilyn BoothJane S. BuckleyJohn & Carol DeBerardinisJudy FerrandHamilton & Kathleen FoxJoanne F. HearneJohn & Ann HynesJim & Donna KaylorJean & Ralph LopezKen & Liz MacFarlaneJack & Alverta McKennaJim & Pam MillerSusanne MorrisMarian L. PattersonSusan PottsGerry SchmidlinEdward & Barbara StephensDavid & Ginny StudleyShirley Thomas TaylorMr. & Mrs. Clifford TophamAnonymousPetra & Kevin BersteinThe Bounds FamilyMichael & Annette CongerCamilla E. DisharoonEdwin & Norma FleischerMr. & Mrs. Gordan D. GladdenIrving & Bernice HerrickAdrianne & Lewis KadushinChuck & Sheila LemakJack LynchMary Frances MaconDick & Margy MeeksWilliam & Faye MorinJan & Bill OwensJim & Jan PerdueRoland & Miriam ScheckHaroldine ShanerLee & Manya SternerMary & Stephanie TaylorRichard & Augusta ThomasAlice M. TweedyDan & Kate ZimmermanSponsorsMr. & Mrs. James AnthenelliAnne CuomoBob & Elenore HoekstraKurt Ludwick & Tina DaytonEleanore RamseyBarbara BentonHawkins FamilyAlfred HufferWilliam C. PepperBeverley A. ThompsonAnonymousFriendsEllen & Charles BloodsworthArline B. MascarichJohn & Sandy MillenburgKathryn L. PhillipsMr. Richard SamesBob & Kay HutchinsonMark N. MaselliDorothy Paris MoonEleanor PlachtaRichard & Karyl TylerMary Ann Welsh
Special Acknowledgments218thProduction73rdYearChrist United Methodist ChurchClear Channel RadioComcast SpotlightGreat Scott BroadcastingJones and Dryden Truck RentalPeninsula Regional HospitalSalisbury SchoolSalisbury – Wicomico Arts CouncilSoul Discovery ChurchWor-Wic Community CollegeWBOC – TVBased on the Comic Strip “PEANUTS”by Charles M. SchulzA special thank you to those individuals who assisted us,but whose names do not appear here.Book by Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates,Warren Lockhart, Arthur Whitelaw and Michael L. GracepresentsMusic By Larry GrossmanThank YouDirected byWOR-WIC COMMUNITY COLLEGEKen JohnsonGuerrieri Hall, on the campus of Wor-Wic CommunityCollege, continues to be the location for our second andthird shows of the season. Tickets should be purchased inadvance due to the limited seating.Susan RobinsonMusic Direction byChoreography byJennifer Livingston SchindlerGuerrieri Center at WorWic Community CollegeVisit us on the InternetDo you want more information about upcoming shows?Do you want to buy tickets for an upcoming show?Would you like some history of Community Players?Would you like to see pictures from past shows?Check us at out on the web atwww.communityplayersofsalisbury.org/Friday, February 18 & 25, 2011 at 8:00 PMSaturday, February 19 & 26, 2011 at 8:00 PMSunday, February 20 & 27, 2011 at 2:00 PMPresented through special arrangement with Tams WitmarkAll authorized performance materials are also supplied byTams-Witmark Music Library, Inc.560 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022This production was made possible, in part, by a grant from theSalisbury Wicomico Arts Council, awarded by the MD StateArts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.
219 N. Fruitland Blvd.(Rt. 13)Fruitland, MD 21826410-749-6961
The Community Players of SalisburyPresident’s MessageHappy winter everyone and welcome to the second show ofCommunity Players’ 73rd season, Snoopy directed by Ken Johnson.I hope that you are ready to enjoy this whimsical journey performedby a very talented cast and crew. We also look forward to you joiningus for The Hollow directed by Kel Nagel. Thank you for yourcontinued support of Community Players and our advertisers. I lookforward to seeing all of you in the theatre.Amanda onding SecretaryRecording SecretaryTreasurerImmediate Past PresidentAmanda Welch-HamillLisa RobbinsBrenna JohnsonKel NagelCharles LintonKen JohnsonBoard of DirectorsDavid Allen Sharon Benchoff Lester Huss Rusty MumfordKathy PanchykTom Robinson Sherri Trader-HynesStanding CommitteesAdvertisingDavid AllenBox OfficeJohn AlexConcessionsBrenda AllenHistoricalBonnie BosiesHouseCarol Alex and Mary VeiseMaintenanceLester HussMembershipRusty MumfordNominationsPat OberholtzerPatronsErnest MatthewsProgramDavid and Brenda Allen,David and Pat Oberholtzer and Tom RobinsonProductionLisa RobbinsPublicityAnn NorthamScholarshipCindy GoreSeason TicketsErnest Matthews
SynopsisThe action takes place in the world of Charlie Brown,his friends and his dog, Snoopy.Act IIntermissionAct IIThere will be a fifteen minute intermission between the acts.You’re invited to visit the refreshment stand in the lobby.In Memory ofRuth E. Little andCharles F. LittleBy their daughterJoanne E. LittlePlease no photographs, video, or texting during theperformance. Please turn all cell phones off or to vibrate.
Who’s Who Backstage (continued)Carol Alex (Costumes) – Carol works tirelessly behind the scenes.She, as house manager, and her husband, John, as ticket committee chairman, making sure you get into the theatre and have a seat.Carol has been a Players officer for many years.David Allen (Special Effects) – David joined Players in 1993 helpingwith lights in Oklahoma! Since then he has worked in every showPlayers has produced, in some capacity, usually backstage workingon set construction, stage manager or lighting. He has also beenpresident, is a board member and is chairman of the Building Committee. He thanks his wife, Brenda, and their two kids, Justin andKristin, for putting up with his crazy hours.Gary Finley (Lighting) – Gary has been lighting shows for theDessert Theatre at Wor-Wic Community College for over sevenyears. He has also done lighting and some special effects for thePlayers' Productions of Bell, Book, and Candle, You Can't Take ItWith You, Harvey, and most recently, Foxfire.Ernie Matthews (Set Construction) – Ernie has been a backbone ofPlayers for many years. Not only are many of the sets you see onstage built under his direction, but he has had a hand in their designas well. That, however, is only one of his hats; he also takes care ofour patrons and is in charge of season ticket sales and our regulartickets. He also finds time to direct occasionally.Tom Robinson (Sound) – Tom is Director of Technical Ministriesfor Christ UM Church and has been involved with CommunityPlayers productions both on stage and behind the scenes. This ishis fourteenth Community Player’s show to be Director of Sound.Some of his past shows include: Footloose, Anything Goes, HighSchool Musical, Thoroughly Modern Millie, All Shook Up and Jekyland Hyde and nine Salisbury School’s musicals including of PeterPan, Beauty and the Beast, Annie and Once Upon a Mattress.He is married to the Music Director, Susan Robinson.
Don't forget about Dinner and a Show!Musical NumbersPatronize Locally Owned RestaurantsThis is a reminder to support our local area restaurants. If you show yourCommunity Players ticket at any participating LORA restaurant, on theweekend of the show you will receive 15% off your dinner! For the Sundaymatinee, simply present your ticket stub after the show.Act 1OvertureOrchestraThe World According to SnoopyCharlie Brown, Linus,Lucy, Sally, Peppermint PattySnoopy’s SongSnoopy and the EnsembleHurry Up FacePeppermint PattyEdgar Allan PoePeppermint Patty, Lucy, Sally, Linus, Charlie BrownMother's DaySnoopyI Know NowLucy, Sally, Peppermint PattyVigilCloudsLinusSnoopy. Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Sally, Peppermint PattyWhere Did That Little Dog Go?Dime A DozenCharlie BrownLucy, Sally, Peppermint Patty, SnoopyDaisy HillSnoopyWhen Do The Good Things Start?Catering by Chef Stewartof Flannery’sLucy, Linus, Peppermint Patty,Sally, Charlie Brown, SnoopyAct 2Entr’ActeOrchestraBunniesSnoopyThe Great WriterSnoopyPoor Sweet BabyPeppermint PattyDon’t Be Anything Less Than Everything You Can BeThe Big Bow-WowJust One PersonCharlie Brown, Linus,Sally, Peppermint PattySnoopyCharlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy,Sally, Peppermint Patty, Woodstock
Who’s Who in the Cast (continued)Marc Schindler (Snoopy) – This is Marc’s third production with Community Players. Past performances include, Thoroughly Modern Millie(Bun Foo), and All Shook Up! (Dennis) for Community Players and TheGreen Room (Cliff), A Christmas Carol (Fred/Undertaker) and Alexanderand the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Nick/Paul) for TheMezzanine in Salisbury. Marc can also be heard around Delmarva voicingand producing local radio commercials for Great Scott Broadcasting. Hewould like to thank the talented cast and crew of Snoopy!!!, especiallyhis wife Jennifer with whom he is happy to share the stage. RAWR!Katie Simms (Lucy Van Pelt) – Katie has participated almost every yearwith the Community Players since 2000 when she debuted as Annie inAnnie. She was last seen in All Shook Up as Miss Sandra. She also wasseen at The Salisbury School during her high school years in Oliver,Oklahoma!, The Sound of Music, and finally Peter Pan as Peter Pan.She is an active member of the music ministry at Christ United MethodistChurch and is so happy to be involved with this awesome cast.Who’s Who BackstageKen Johnson (Director) – Ken began his “career” with CommunityPlayers as a follow spot operator for Don’t Drink the Water almost thirtyyears ago, and he hasn’t stopped. He has directed three other showsfor Players, The Sunshine Boys in 2003, Don’t Drink the Water in 2005,and Thoroughly Modern Millie in 2008. He has been seen in many pastproductions for Players, most notably as The Scarecrow in The Wizardof Oz, Finch in How to Succeed, Motel in Fiddler on the Roof, FatherFlynn in Doubt, and most recently as Jim in All Shook Up and Andreas,the trumpet playing grandfather, in Tom, Dick, and Harry. Ken iscurrently Immediate Past President of Players. He’d like to thank hisfamily for putting up with the long hours of working at Players, especiallyhis lovely wife Brenna.Susan Robinson (Music Director) – Susan is the proud mom of KatieSimms and wife of Tom Robinson. She has been music director for TheCommunity Players shows, All Shook Up, Thoroughly Modern Millie,Anything Goes, and participated on stage in Meet Me in St. Louis, TheWizard of Oz, and Hello Dolly. She is choir director and keyboardist atChrist United Methodist Church and she accompanies the Upper Schoolchorus at The Salisbury School. She played keyboard for Footloose,Jekyll and Hyde, and has played for two productions of Godspell withCommunity Players. Susan would like to add that it has been a realpleasure working with Ken Johnson and the Snoopy cast.
Cast(In order of appearance)Charlie Brown . Chris HagerLinus . Chris RaglinSally .Jennifer Livingston SchindlerLucy . Katie SimmsPeppermint Patty . Brenna JohnsonSnoopy.Marc SchindlerWoodstock . Raven NeubertOrchestraKeyboard . Susan RobinsonKeyboard . Joanne LittlePercussion . Christopher Reavis
Who’s Who in the CastChris Hager (Charlie Brown) – Chris has spent most of my life here inMaryland. He grew in Bishopville. Chris has peformed in many plays. Hewas Daddy Warbucks in Annie, Smee in Peter Pan, Egor, Greg Brady,and Captian of the Christmas Cruise. Most recently, he was Sir. ArchibaldProops in Jekyll and Hyde, which was his first performance with CommunityPlayers. Snoopy will be his second. I could thank my family and friends forall the influence they have given through my life, but the main reason whyI still do this is because of all the people I meet who tell me how much theyappreciate me and my talent. I thank you all.Brenna Johnson (Peppermint Patty) – Brenna began performing withPlayers' in 2004 and is excited to once again be on stage with such atalented and fun cast. She is the chorus and drama teacher at StephenDecatur Middle School, leads mission trips to Guatemala and is on the worship band at her church. Jen, thank you for challenging me with tap! Susan,thank you for your never-ending encouragement. KAJ, thank you for yourlove and support and letting me show off my real hair (under a hat). Cast,thank you for the laughter and making rehearsals fun and enjoyable! God,thank you for blessing me with these talents and opportunities to use them.Raven Neubert (Woodstock) – Raven is 16 years old, in 11th grade, andattends Delmar High School. She is a member of her schools chorus anddrama club. She works at Panera. She likes to sing,hula hoop, and go to the beach. She has been in other musicalsincluding Into the Woods (Little Red Riding Hood), Back To The 80's(Debbie), Do Wop Wed Widing Hood (Mother Hood) , and The Big Bad Musical (Little Red Riding Hood).Chris Raglin (Linus Van Pelt) – Chris is a 17 year old Junior atDelmar Middle and Senior High School. He is an active member in the KeyClub and is also the SGA Vice President of the Junior class. He is in Accapella and the Delmar High School Concert Choir. His acting experiencesinclude A Christmas Carol (Tiny Tim), Doo Wop Wed Widing Hood(Woodland Critter), The Big Bad Musical (Three), Back to the 80s (Fergalthe Nerd), and Into the Woods (Jack).Jennifer Livingston Schindler (Choreographer and Sally) – Jennifer isproud to be choreographing her 5th musical for Players. She has also choreographed for Dancenter Salisbury, Delmarva Children’s Theatre, SUDance Company, The Mezzanine and The Salisbury School. Jennifer actedin SU’s Lend me a Tenor, The Crucible, The Best Little Whorehouse inTexas, and Crop Circles. She performed with The Community Players ofSalisbury in Hello Dolly!, The Wizard of Oz, Footloose, Thoroughly ModernMillie, All Shook Up, Rumors, and Tom Dick and Harry. Jennifer’s most recent appearance was in Jekyll and Hyde.
Production StaffRehearsal Pianist. Susan Robinson, Joanne LittleLighting Design/Lighting .Gary FinleySound Setup/Sound.Adham Ramses, Tom RobinsonSet Design. Ken JohnsonCostume Coordinator.Carol AlexProps . Sherri Hynes, CastSet Construction Chief . Ernie MatthewsSet Construction/Painting .Ernie Matthews, David Allen,Ken Johnson, Brenna Johnson, Ben Rivera,Katie Simms, Gary Finley, Mary VieseSpecial Effects. David AllenPublicity . Ann Northam, Sherri Hynes, Kathy PanchykCover Design & Poster . Kathy PanchykProgram.Brenda Allen, David Allen,David Oberholtzer, Pat Oberholtzer, Tom Robinson
Director’s MessageDear Patrons, Friends and Guests,I saw a production of Snoopy!!! presented by SalisburyUniversity (Salisbury State College then) back in the 1980sand absolutely loved the show. Who doesn’t love CharlieBrown, Snoopy, and the whole Peanuts gang? It is a compilation of scenes from the Peanuts comic strip with upbeat songsintertwined into the storyline. Community Players has neverdone this show but we have done You’re a Good Man, CharlieBrown three different times. I was lucky enough to portrayCharlie Brown for all three productions and am proud to be inthe director’s seat for this production.Snoopy!!! is what I’d call a “small” musical (if there is such athing). It is a cast of only 7 unlike our past musicals which havehad casts of 40 to 50,if not more. The set is very simple – just adoghouse, two trees, and some colored blocks but with a greatscript written by Charles Schultz himself, what else do youneed?I hope that people will go away from this show with arenewed love for the Peanuts Gang and a song in their hearts.There are many “messages” in this show that would go a longway. The cast has worked very hard to bring to life the Peanutsgang and we have had a great time during rehearsals. It is avery loveable show with lots of cute production numbers in it.I’m not proud to say it but the last song always puts a tear in myeye.Sit back and enjoy an evening away from every day life withCharlie Brown, Snoopy, and the Peanuts gang.Ken Johnson
Dr. Lynne Everett Tom & Susan Robinson Guardians Kel & Debby Nagel In Memory of Mary E. Spencer . Jones and Dryden Truck Rental Peninsula Regional Hospital Salisbury School Salisbury – Wicomico Arts Council . aw
have been writing the eulogy of a cartoon character. Make sure you’ve got your tissues ready! Today we are here to remember Snoopy the dog. Snoopy was a loyal friend to Charlie Brown who is extremely devasted of the loss of an amazing friend and canine. The loss of Snoopy has had an impact on my and all
In spite of leading the boring life of a dog, Snoopy still finds time for music arranging (a talent he has previously kept out of the public view). Snoopy first met the composer Vince Guaraldi in 1965 while working
Sep 15, 2019 · In his book, Stories for All Seasons, Fr Gerard Fuller recalls the following story. In one of the episodes of the comic strip, “Peanuts”, Lucy has a helium filled balloon which she gives to Snoopy, saying, “I‘m going in for lunch, Snoopy, . the balloon takes off. In that twilight zone
running back or wide receiver when he’s in high school. So, make sure you give all players the opportunity to learn how to do everything well. The following drills will help players develop into great all around football players. Equipment Needed For these drills all players need to be in full pads. You will also need blocking pads, cones, and
Make sure you also say “goodbye” when the players leave. Use bid boxes. Players love bid boxes — even new players. They cut down on the noise in the room and players no longer have to ask for a review! Use pickup slips. P
Over the past few months, Players Club member have made the most of their second chances by entering non-winning tickets into second chance drawings, Players club members have had ways to win prizes totaling thousands. Non-winning Frogger tickets provide players an opportunity to go back in time and win prizes. Players could play an online version
Any rule not mentioned in the following will be governed by National Federation of State High School Association rules. 1. Players and Substitutes 1.1 A team consists of 5 players, but may start with 4 players. A team must have 4 players on the court at all times. Exception: Three
June 1982 concerning certain products used in animal nutrition(6), should be included as a category of feed additives and therefore transferred from the scope of that Directive to this Regulation. (13) Implementing rules concerning applications for authorisation of feed additives should take into account different documentation requirements for food-producing and other animals. (14) In order .
