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PROUDLY
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Photos from this year’s show.
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See our sponsors who help
make our show possible.
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Hottest ticket in town. PAGE 2
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Follies on Facebook.
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Audition info for next year.
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How many hip replacements
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Sponsorships connect Follies
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Ticket info for next year.
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2016: Rockin’ Seniors!
Our 2016 show, Rockin’ Seniors,
takes the stage March 17-20.
Group tickets are available Dec.
1-18, and all tickets go on sale
Jan. 4. Box office: (864) 231-2080.
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It’s about smiles, love, life!
Annette
Cantrell
Martin,
Director and
Producer
As we rehearsed and now perform our
show IT’S ALL RELATIVE, we acknowledge
that God has blessed us immeasurably with
creativity, vision and energy. And, we are
blessed with enthusiasm for theater and for
life! As you look across the stage you will
see dozens of seniors who are living life to
its fullest!
Every cast member is a star – a star
shining brightly for all the world to see.
Our desire is that everyone sees not only
starlight, but also life and goodness! Those
smiles you see are genuine! Don’t underestimate the power of those smiles! They’re
contagious!
While our two-hour production of IT’S
ALL RELATIVE can’t highlight every family
member, we have taken our usual whimsical path to enjoy a few of them. We are
especially proud to salute our World War II
heroes and their families.
Anderson Senior Follies is a year-round
effort, and while we are finishing this year,
we are also writing next year’s show. Please
enjoy our Web site, andersonseniorfollies.
org, for information and highlights of our
past 26 years and news about the future of
these great, talented friends that I proudly
call my Senior Follies Family.
Enjoy the show!
Partners from the beginning
cial community outreach.
The Follies’ first production, “Meet
There is an amazing partnership
between Anderson University (AU) and Me at the Klondike Café,” provided a
Anderson Senior Follies. The show you’re humble beginning 26 years ago, Dr. Larhere to see is a joint venture between the son said, smiling as he reminisced.
“Our much-loved director, Annette
academic world and the world of theater.
The former is teaching and learning; the Martin, played the piano while her
young son slept in her lap!” he said. “The
latter is rehearsing to entertain and pershow sought to tap into ‘senior power’ as
form engaging shows that exceed audian active alternative to traditional retireence expectations.
ment.”
AU’s David Larson, Dean and ProIn those early years, the University
fessor of Theater at the South Carolina
School of the Performing Arts, said that dealt with the challenge of how to supthe University has an enthusiastic coop- port the show on an annual basis. At the
erative friendship with the Senior Follies. same time, Henderson Auditorium was
a new venue and was not yet equipped
“The friendship between AU and
the Senior Follies is key,” he said. “The
with all the modern stage amenities we
are used to now.
Senior Follies is part of the University’s
community outreach.”
Within five years of its first show,
AU is an institution focused on stuhowever, the Follies’ productions became
self-sustaining and produced revenue
dents in their late teens and early 20s,
beyond expenses. At that point, Senior
Dr. Larson said. But the University is
Follies began to re-invest in its
greatly enriched by the Senior Follies,
See FROM on page 3
which was started 26 years ago as a speBy ED GAULDEN
David Larson,
Dean and
Professor of
Theater at
AU’s South
Carolina
School of the
Performing
Arts
Robert Klatt
A life of giving
(1925-2013)
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By ED GAULDEN
The expression “hottest ticket
in town” certainly applies to your
Senior Follies ticket as it is very
much in demand these days.
By Jan. 1 almost 50 percent
of our tickets
had been sold to
groups! And by
Feb. 1 nearly 90
percent of the
5,500 available
Box office
director Stacie
seats for the five
Turner
performances
had been sold!
That is the
definition of the hottest ticket in
town.
Stacie Turner runs the Anderson University Box Office, and
she works hard to get the seats
you request year after year. If you
want great seats, follow Stacie’s
advice and “Get your tickets
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For future reference, the box office number is (864) 231-2080. It
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From the beginning, a
partnership with promise
Continued from page 1
home, Henderson Auditorium.
“In trying to improve Henderson Auditorium over the past
26 years, there has been about
$325,000 re-invested into it,” Dr.
Larson said. “We have replaced
three stage floors, installed two
different sound systems, added a
professional follow-spot system
that follows the actors, and a glorious LED star curtain.
“We’ve renovated two dressing
rooms, installed computers for the
box office, and helped to purchase a
Steinway concert grand piano,” he
said.
People all across the region fill
Henderson Auditorium for the
annual Senior Follies productions.
This translates to about 5,000 visitors to the Anderson University
campus.
“We are proud to welcome all
the Senior Follies patrons to Anderson University,” Dr. Larson said.
“The university is thrilled with
Anderson Senior Follies.
“There’s nothing quite like it out
there. This is fresh enough to see
again and again. It’s become a rich
and exciting tradition.”
Have Show, Will Travel
Our Senior Follies To Go troupe performs at civic functions, meetings
and festivals throughout the region. To schedule a performance, contact Beth Cribbe (second from right) at (864) 296-0096 or bcribbe@
hughes.net.
Our Senior Follies Council
Senior Follies is governed by the Senior Follies Council, which is comprised of (front row, from left) Aldora Keller, DeDe Donnelly, Jeanne
Chisman, Beth Cribbe, Nita Gibson and Glenda Sykes-Lohman; (back
row, from left) John Curnow, Chuck Cape, Penny Mayfield, Jim McElhannon and Mike Cox, president. The primary goal of the Council is
to produce annual shows that offer good, clean, family entertainment and to generate activities and entertainment throughout the
year. Council members work year round giving generously of their
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You can
find us on
Facebook!
By MARILYN ESKEW
Our Senior Follies Facebook
page is a great place to find information about the Senior Follies,
including current show dates and
times, when and where to purchase
tickets and other tidbits of information.
We also post
news about our
very popular community outreach
program, Follies To
Go.
Follies FaceYou will see
book editor
some of the places
Marilyn Eskew
To Go members
have performed
and places where performances are
scheduled. We always try to post
numerous pictures of our Follies
members for our wonderful fans to
enjoy.
We would like to encourage
you to check out our Facebook
page. “Like us” and share the like
with your family and friends. A lot
of people think when they see the
shared link they can click “like” under the link, but you have to actually go to the page and click “like”
at the top of the Anderson Senior
Follies page.
So come on and join us! In
Facebook’s search box, just type,
“Anderson Senior Follies.” Or click
on the Facebook icon at the bottom
of our home page, andersonseniorfollies.org.
Follies To Go
Entertains Locally
Contact Beth Cribbe
(864) 296-0096
or
[email protected].
A bionic, young-at-heart cast
Senior Follies folks are just
Anderson Senior Follies
getting started.
creates on stage something
It is worth noting that
that is just short of miperforming on stage for you
raculous in that many of the are 10 knee replacements,
seniors performing are, well, three hip replacements and
bionic like the Six Million
21 heart stents.
Dollar Man, but less expenWith hundreds of collecsive.
tive hours of dance rehearsTheir average age is 73 and als, song rehearsals, costume
while many seniors decide
checks, and memorizing of
to relax in their latter years,
lines, Follies folks also spend
By ED GAULDEN
Ed Gaulden
time off stage volunteering
in the community. They are
living life to its fullest!
While doing Senior Follies keeps the cast young, one
of their secrets to life is to
be “young at heart.” While
the cast brings to the stage
a lifetime of experiences,
you would never know their
personal lives were anything
short of glorious.
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Sponsorships offer
many opportunities
By ED GAULDEN
NHC
Before our show and during
intermission, you will notice that
there are rotating ads projected on
the large screen promoting sponsors who have given $500 or more
in financial support this year.
In this printed program, we once
again highlight our large donors
and also recognize businesses and
individuals who contributed $100
and more on the bottom of page 3.
A sponsor of $500 or more not
only receives on-screen and inprint recognition at the show, but
also gets a year-round spot on our
Web site and a direct link to their
own site! In addition, they receive
a custom color photo book of the
show with their name listed.
Because ticket sales do not offset
show expenses, we actively seek
partnerships with businesses and
individuals. Sponsorship money
goes toward the
capital improvements of Henderson Auditorium.
(See the front page
Contact Jim
for information
McElhannon
about the partto be a Follies
nership between
sponsor: (864)
Senior Follies and
617-3873 or
Anderson Univer(864) 226sity.)
6844.
Every level
of sponsorship includes exciting
rewards. Check our Web site for
more details. If you, or someone
you know, are interested in becoming a sponsor, please call Jim McElhannon at (864) 617-3873 or (864)
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is also available on our Web site:
andersonseniorfollies.org.
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PRODUCTION STAFF
Scene 1 – Down Home Relatives
HAPPY – Full Cast
UNCLE BUDBA
Bud Moon
IN-LAWS REFLECTIONS
Marilyn Eskew
WELCOME
Ed Gaulden, Fred Treaster, Jeanne
MOTHER-IN-LAW
Chisman, Chuck Cape, Mary
Edna Pitts-Reid, Claudia Cannon,
Busey, John Curnow,
Dian Opfer, Mary Ann McBride,
Lois Noel-Peden, Bud Moon
DeDe Donnelly, Elaine Smith,
BE KIND TO YOUR PARENTS
Marie Runion, Sue Carpenter,
Sylvia Corbin, Dottie Lee, Marilyn
Mike Cox, Cecil Dyar, Darrell
Eskew, Jane Dyar, Wayne Hickam,
Sage, Charlie Hayes, Ed Gaulden,
Cecil Dyar, Chuck Cape, John
Johnny Price, Ron McCullah, Hal
Curnow, Hal Pruitt
Pruitt, Jim McElhannon
KIDS
Aldora Keller, Charlie Hayes,
Betty Smith, Darrell Sage
KISSIN’ COUSINS
Ted Lekorenos, Sylvia Corbin
CUP SONG
MARRIAGE JOKES
Cup players: Hal Pruitt, Claudia
William Harris, Nina Gibson, John
Cannon, Elaine Smith, Betty
Yane, Annette Roznowski, Marcia
Roland; singers: Carol Sears,
Burton, Cecil Dyar, Carolyn
Lois Noel-Peden, Don James,
Boling, Mike Cox, Ted Lekorenos
Charmaine Cheatham, Wayne
Hickam, Barbara Skiles, Bill
ALL THE WIVES
Ingram, Carolyn Wood
I’VE LOVED BEFORE
Rick Polsdorfer, Bud Moon, Ron
HE AIN’T HEAVY,
McCullah, Wayne Hickam, Bill
HE’S MY BROTHER
Ingram, Don Brewer, Don James
William Harris, Chuck Cape, John
Curnow, Charlie Hayes, Rick
YOU DON’T OWN ME
Polsdorfer, Fred Treaster, Merl
Fritzie Wagner, Glenda SykesTwigg, Cornelia Caldwell, Jeanne
Lohman, Beth Cribbe
Chisman, Beth Cribbe, Aldora
WAGON WHEEL
Keller, Joyce Schlock, Betty
Carolyn Boling, Annette
Smith, Nancy Thomas, Mary Lou
Roznowski, Christa Mollgaard,
Oseguera
Evelyn McAlister, Marcia Burton,
AND ANOTHER THING
Joyce Schlock, Nita Gibson,
Charlie Hayes, Mary Lou
Melrose Sentell, Penny Mayfield,
Oseguera
Judy Stamey, Jean Alm, Linda
Stone, Anita Elrod, Judy Earle,
COME FLY WITH ME – Full Cast
Mary Lou Oseguera, Jane
~Intermission~
Williams
AUNTS, UNCLES AND COUSINS
Don Brewer, Bill Ingram, Ron
McCullah, Merl Twigg
SHOULDA HAD DOGS
William Harris, Bill Ingram, John
Curnow, Charles Carpenter,
Wayne Hickam, Bud Moon, Ted
Lekorenos, Ron McCullah, Rick
Polsdorfer, Cecil Dyar
BARNYARD BASEBALL
Singers: Rick Polsdorfer, Charles
Carpenter, Fred Treaster, John
Yane; Ballplayers: Ted Lekorenos,
Darrell Sage, Johnny Price,
Sue Carpenter, Ed Gaulden,
Ron McCullah, Cecil Dyar, Jim
McElhannon
PAULA DEAN
Beth Cribbe
Scene 2 – City Slickers
Producer/Director ..............................................................................................Annette Martin
Assistant Directors ...................................................................Penny Mayfield, Nita Gibson
Costume Directors ....................................................................... Anita Elrod, Joyce Schlock
Costume Committee .................... Aldora Keller, Fritzie Wagner, Annette Roznowski,
Glenda Sykes-Lohmen
Make-Up ...................................................................................................................Beverly Stone
Choreographers .................................... Fritzie Wagner, Amy Coleman, Annette Martin
Band ..................................................................................................Chris Davison, percussion;
Lyman Golden, guitars/bass; Annette Martin, keyboard
Recording Studio Engineer .................................................................................... Kyle Hawes
Vocal Coach ............................................................................................................ William Harris
Stage Manager ...........................................................................................................Kelly Clardy
Sound and Lighting Design................................................................................... Brad Clardy
Light Board Operator .......................................................................................... Katie Sprenne
Spotlights ........................................................................................ Helen Talbot, Corey Jones
Rehearsal Sound Technicians ..............Don Brewer, Ted Lekorenos and Nita Gibson
Sponsorship Chairmen ........................................................Jim McElhannon, Chuck Cape
Ticket Chairman ..............................................................................................................Mike Cox
Program and Web Design ...............................................................................Nathan Golden
Logo and Publications Design....................................................................... Kirsten Dinkins
Program Photography..........................................................................................Kelly Godwin
Videographer .................................................................................................................... Ed Brent
Facebook Editor ....................................................................................................Marilyn Eskew
Usher Chairman .................................................................................................... Diane McLees
Social Co-Chairmen ....................Nita Gibson, Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Loes McAlister
Sunshine Chairman ............................................................................................Carolyn Boling
Communications Chairman...................................................................................Nita Gibson
Pre-show Host .............................................................................................................. Bud Moon
Senior Follies To Go Director ................................................................................ Beth Cribbe
Senior Follies Council .......Mike Cox, President; Beth Cribbe, Vice President; Aldora
Keller, Treasurer; DeDe Donnelly, Treasurer; Jeanne Chisman, Don Porter, John
Curnow, Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Chuck Cape, Nita Gibson, Jim McElhannon
FOR ANDERSON UNIVERSITY
Administrative Assistant ......................................................................................Stacie Turner
Technical Director, Rainey Fine Arts Center ..............................................Doug Marshall
Dean of South Carolina School of the Arts............................................. Dr. David Larson
President of Anderson University..........................................................Dr. Evans Whitaker
Scene 3 – Salute to our
World War II Heroes
O DANNY BOY /
GOLD STAR TRIBUTE
Singers: Rick Polsdorfer, Jim
Chisman; nurse: Annette
Roznowski; speakers: Ed
Gaulden, Fritzie Wagner, Fred
Treaster, Edna Pitts-Reid, John
Yane, Jane Williams
PRAISE THE LORD
AND PASS THE AMMUNITION
Anita Elrod, Carolyn Boling,
Annette Roznowski, Christa
Mollgaard, Edna Pitts-Reid,
Claudia Cannon, Dottie Lee, Lois
Noel-Peden, Jim McElhannon,
Ted Lekoranus, Bill Ingram,
I’M BEGINNING TO SEE THE LIGHT
Hal Pruitt, Ron McCullah, Rick
Joyce Schlock, William Harris,
Polsdorfer, Wayne Hickam, Ed
Marcia Burton, Johnny Price,
DeDe Donnelly, Chuck Cape,
Gaulden
Mike Cox, Mary Ann McBride
YANKEE DOODLE DANDY
IT’S BEEN A LONG, LONG TIME
Penny Mayfield, Mary Lou
Nita Gibson, Don James, Linda
Oseguera, Judy Stamey, Melrose
Stone, Merl Twigg, Melrose
Sentell, Glenda Sykes-Lohman,
Sentell, Charlie Hayes, Carolyn
Jane Williams, Elaine Smith,
Wood, John Curnow
Johnny Price, Fritzie Wagner
TANGERINE
Nita Gibson, Don James, Linda
Stone, Merl Twigg, Melrose
Sentell, Charlie Hayes, Joyce
Schlock, William Harris, Marcia
Burton, Johnny Price, DeDe
TAKE 5
Donnelly, Chuck Cape, Mike Cox,
Beth Cribbe, Linda Stone, Carolyn
Mary Ann McBride
Wood, Betty Smith, Aldora Keller,
AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE
Marilyn Eskew, Jane Dyar
THE POSITIVE
DANCING IN THE STREET
Aldora Keller, Betty Smith,
Mike Cox, Charlie Hayes, Betty
Cornelia Caldwell, Nancy
Roland, Mary Ann McBride, Mary
Thomas, Jeanne Chisman, Charlie
Lou Oseguera, Jane Williams,
Hayes, Darrell Sage, Merl Twigg
Glenda Sykes-Lohman, Fritzie
THE FLEET’S IN
Wagner, Barbara Skiles, Elaine
Smith, Penny Mayfield, Melrose
Jim McElhannon, Ted Lekorenos,
Sentell
Bill Ingram, Hal Pruitt, Ron
McCullah, Rick Polsdorfer, Wayne
MOMENTS WITH MARY
Hickam, Ed Gaulden
Mary Busey
DOWNTOWN
Joyce Schlock, Dottie Lee, Jean
Alm, Marcia Burton, Lois NoelPeden, Judy Stamey, Dian Opfer,
Cornelia Caldwell
Mollgaard, Edna Pitts-Reid,
Claudia Cannon, Dottie Lee, Lois
Noel-Peden
WHEN THE LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN
Darrell Sage, Cornelia Caldwell,
Charles Carpenter, Betty Smith,
Fred Treaster, Beth Cribbe, Cecil
Dyar, Jane Dyar, John Yane,
Aldora Keller, Jim Chisman,
Jeanne Chisman
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Full Cast; flag girls: Carol Sears,
Marie Runion, Betty Roland,
Barbara Skiles, Judy Earle, Dian
Opfer, Jean Alm, Sue Carpenter,
Charmaine Cheatham, Marilyn
Eskew
IN THE MOOD – Full Cast
CLOSING DIALOGUE
BIG DADDY’S ALABAMA BOUND
Joyce Schlock, Charlie Hayes,
Singers: Chuck Cape, Marilyn
Marcia Burton, Anita Elrod, Mike
Eskew; Spoons: Jim McElhannon;
Cox, Jim McElhannon
SUMMER IN THE CITY
WHAT DO YOU DO IN THE
Rhythm Band: Carol Sears,
Edna Pitts-Reid, Claudia Cannon, INFANTRY?
Carolyn Wood, Charmaine
Nita Gibson, Judy Earle, DeDe
THAT’S OUR SHOW FOLKS – Full
Anita Elrod, Carolyn Boling,
Cheatham, Barbara Skiles
Donnelly, Marie Runion,
Annette Roznowski, Christa
Cast
TRIBUTE TO MOTHERS
Charmaine Cheatham, Sue
Charles Carpenter
Carpenter, Aldora Keller, Anita
Elrod, Carol Sears
MAMA’S SONG
AUDITION FOR OUR 2016 SHOW!
Anita Elrod, Jane Williams,
UNFORGETTABLE
Rockin’ Seniors will be on stage March 17-20, 2016
Jean Alm, Melrose Sentell, Nita
Singers: Jeanne Chisman, William
Who can audition? Anyone over 55 years of age
Gibson, Betty Roland, Glenda
Harris; dancers: Carolyn Boling,
What do I do? Have a one minute song/dance/joke/monologue
Sykes-Lohman, DeDe Donnelly,
Sylvia Corbin, Christa Mollgaard,
prepared. You will dance a few steps and sing a little.
Penny Mayfield, Dottie Lee, Mary
Don James, Wayne Hickam, Bill
When? Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2015, 9 a.m. to noon
Where? Right here: Henderson Auditorium
Lou Oseguera, Jeanne Chisman
Ingram, Hal Pruitt, Judy Stamey