1949 — Papa Is All
Written by Patterson Greene. Starring Clement Fowler and Catherine Meikle, seen here with Colette Crawford. Papa is master of his farmhouse just north of Lancaster. His downfall begins when his two children decide to enter the world beyond the Aukamp farm.
1950 — The Old Maid
Written by Edith Wharton and Zoe Akins. Starring Lovinia Buckwalter and Catherine Meikle. These two Harrisburg Community guest artists portrayed cousins who love the same man and sacrifice their happiness. Jere Heinze appeared in this scene.
1951 — Pride and Prejudice | ||
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Written by Helen Jerome, adapted from the novel by Jane Austen. Starring Arriminta Gully, seen here with David Brubaker. |
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1952 — Ah! Wilderness | ||
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Written by Eugene O’Neill. A nostalgic comedy starring Robert Gibbons, Hazen Gifford, Bettie Endrizzi and Catherine Meikle. |
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1954 — Pygmalion | ||
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Written by Bernard Shaw. A comedy masterpiece starring Sefton Darr and John Hallow with Donald Mayre and John McMartin. |
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1955 — Gigi | ||
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Dramatized by Anita Loos from the novel by Colette. Starring Sally Kemp, Bettie Endrizzi, Hal Hamilton, and Elaine Eldridge. |
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1956 — The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker | ||
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Written by Liam O’Brien. Starring Bettie Endrizzi and Ed Sostek. Included in the cast were Jan Endrizzi Wilson, Jere Heinze and David Baker. |
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1957 — Cradle Snatchers | ||
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Written by Russell Medcraft and Norma Mitchell. A snappy comedy about the Roaring Twenties starring Virginia Donaldson, Bettie Endrizzi and Elizabeth Council. |
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