anaheim-gazette 1964-04-29

ACROBATS IN ACTION — The Trianons of Anaheim demonstrate one of the many feats of dexterity they will accomplish during the "Hi-Fever Follies" fund raising production at the Anaheim High School Auditorium members of the group are Jack Berry, Mrs. Jack Berry and bottom. ACROBATS IN ACTION — The Trianons of Anaheim demonstrate one of the many feats of dexterity they will accomplish during the "Hi-Fever Follies" fund raising production at the Anaheim High School Auditorium, top members of the group are Jack Berry, Mrs. Jack Berry and bottom. CASTING DIRECTOR—Mrs. Leonard V. Bouas, president of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild, shows off her cost to Director Bob Gregory of the Jerome Cargill Production Company who has been casting talent for the Follies while Mrs. Berry nian looks on. CASTING DIRECTOR—Mrs. Leonard V. Bouas, president of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild, shows off her cost to Director Bob Gregory of the Jerome Cargill Production CAN-CAN — All dressed in the finery of the Can-Can girl for their skit in the fund raising production of the Follie are from left, the Mmes. Edward Kenz, Jack Albert and William Fee. "HI-FEVER FOLLIES" — The Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild announced the list of patrons and patronesses has been mailed for the first "Hi-Fever Follies". The Follies, a two-day show of local amateur adult talent, will be presented May 1 and 2 in the Anaheim Union High School auditorium. Mrs. C. B. Miller, patron chairman, listed her committee as being composed of Mrs. Walter Fordtran, Mrs. Robert Daily, and Mrs. Leonard Bouas. Among the first to become patrons and "Hi-Fever Follies" Season Of Anahe "Hi-Fever Follies" Season Of Anaheim The Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild presents its first "Hi-Fever Follies", May 1 and 2 in the Anaheim Union High School Auditorium. The Follies is considered to be mainly musical variety show. It will have such things as a sketch of "Death of a Safe-cracker" which is a take-off of "Death of a Salesman." Also to be seen is a gigantic circus scene. Bits and pieces consists of sketches such as "I found him in the yellow pages." These will be scattered throughout the show. And, of course, there will be dancing girls! The Follies will be costumed and directed by the Jerome Cargill Production Company of New York. Mr. Bob Gregory, director, was guest of honor at the talent kick-off party held in the Anaheim Elks Club on April 14. The party, complete with a floorshow of its own, gave Mr. Gregory an opportunity to meet prospective talent for the Follies; and, in turn, gave prospective talent a chance to meet and discuss the Follies with him. Mr. Gregory has been with the Jerome Cargill Company for the past 10 years. Behind him he has had appearances in the Schlitz Playhouse, Playhouse 90, Studio One, Verdict is Yours, and Day in Court. At 14, he appeared in the road company of "Kiss and Tell." He also played Tom Lee in the west coast company of "Tea and Sympathy." Aside from these activities, summer stock and civic theatre have kept him quite busy. Mr. Gregory will be conducting rehearsals in the Ebell Clubhouse, 244 N. Helena Anaheim. Even this early in rehearsals, he has put together what seems to be a hit. Tickets for the Hi-Fever Follies will be made available through Mrs. Austin Fordyce by calling 537-8743. Between April 27 and April 30 tickets will also be available at the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Gift Shop between the hours of 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Adult tickets are $2.50, children are $1.50. All seats reserved. If you miss these times, tickets will also be available at the door. The Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild was formed six years ago to render service to the community by furthering the best interests of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital and assisting in the promotion of its activities. The work of the volunteer is to supplement, but not to take the place of the professional and technical worker. Their chief concern is the patient in the hospital. In carrying on their duties as Anaheim Memorial Hospital the members of the Guild have seen the need for the expansion of their hospital. Therefore they have taken on the production of Hi-Fever Follies" as their money making project for the year. The proceeds from this project will be their contribution to the expansion of Anaheim Memorial Hospital in the near future. In the past years the Guild has had one fund raising project each year. They have sponsored plays, the Anaheim Chor- who has been casting the local the Follies while Mrs. Arsen O'Has on. IRMA LA DOUCE — Practicing for a scene in the Follies are from left, Carlene Wilcox, Steve Harbitz, Andra King, Bill Capach and Joine Golob. This segment of the program is but Memorial Hospital Guild nesses has been maile Follies, a two-day will be presented May school auditorium. Mrs. ur committee as being rs. Robert Daily, and become patrons and patronesses are left to right Mr. Richard Johnson, Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mr. Fred Krein, Mrs. Fred Krein, and Mrs. C. B. Miller. The search for talent for the Follies is still underway. It will feature song and dance routines, musical comedy, and many other acts. Any person or persons interested as prospective talent please contact Mrs. R. J. Hasbrouck, PR 6-0155. Follies" Highlights Anaheim Hospital Guild Follies" Highlights Anaheim Hospital Guild usy. Mr. Gregory will be ing rehearsals in the Clubhouse, 244 N. Helena, m. Even this early in resents, he has put together seems to be a hit. for the Hi-Fever Follbe made available Mrs. Austin Fordyce by 537-8748. Between April April 30 tickets will also available at the Anaheim Hospital Gift Shop in the hours of 11 a.m. p.m. Adult tickets are children are $1.50. All reserved. If you miss names, tickets will also be able at the door. Anaheim Memorial Hosuild was formed six ago to render service to community by furthering most interests of the AnaMemorial Hospital and assists in the promotion of its passes. The work of the volts to supplement, but not the place of the prol and technical worker. Chief concern is the pathe hospital. Carrying on their duties at Memorial Hospital the of the Guild have seen and for the expansion of hospital. Therefore they taken on the production of Follies" as their moning project for the year. Proceeds from this project their contribution to the on of Anaheim Memorhip in the near future. The past years the Guild one fund raising projyear. They have spondays, the Anaheim Chor- aleers, and had the Cotton Ball, a dinner dance. With the montes from these projects they have been able to add equipment and various needs to the hospital. Past projects include funds for the expansion of the OB department, outside viewing window for the nursery, an intercom for the nursery, an Armstrong non-combustible incubator for the delivery room, and a servo-controlled isolette. Other contributions have been curtains for the emergency room, two wheelchairs with orthopedic controls, patio furniture, a high chair, bottle warmer for pediatrics, and pants hangers for the closets. Two community scholarships have been awarded each year. The Guild has refurbished and redecorated the lobby and added a gift shop. An electronic cardioscope and an Aquamatic K-Thermia Unit have also been purchased. Many other services and time have been contributed by the ladies in green, the members of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild. Participation in comunity responsibility is the obliqigation and privilege of every citizen. When a woman volunteers to work in a hospital, she is participating in one of the most vital services of her com­munity. Her consciousness of duty well done is her only reward, but she comes to know there are few greater satisfac­tions. These ladies in green are now calling upon all of you as citi­zens of their community to sup­port their production of the Hi-Fever Follies. This production will be entertaining and exci­ting, produced by the Jeroms Cargill Productions of New York and cast with local talent. The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women's News ILA JONES Women's Editor Wednesday, April 29, 1964 The Gazette—5 News ILA JONES Women's Editor Wednesday, April 29, 1964 The Gazette—5 one in the Follies are itz, Andra King, Bill of the program is but one of th emany skits taken from famous and familiar musical productions.