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ANNIE GET YOUR GUN - May 1975
The story is about a girl, Annie Oakley, who gets her big break into show business with her rifle markmanship. She joins Colonel Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show to be with Frank Butler, the man she fell in love with and the star of the Wild West Show.
After some time, a falling out takes place, causing Frank to leave Annie and the Wild West Show to join the rival show. Later on, though, both shows are in need of money. They mutually agree to merge the shows, and Annie and Frank decide to get married. Based on the true story of Annie Oakley.
Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin
Book by Herbert & Dorothy Fields
Opened May 16 1946 at the Imperial Theatre, Broadway and ran for 1147 performances.
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| Charlie Davenport |
Geogg Gingell |
| Mac |
Jim Packer |
| Dolly Tate |
Dot Waters |
| Winnie Tate |
Carole Gennings |
| Tommy Keeler |
Christopher Grist |
| Foster Wilson |
Bob Cartwright |
| Frank Butler |
John Beckwith |
| Annie Oakley |
Myra Jones |
| Little Jake |
Nigel Atkinson, Mark Lindridge |
| Nellie |
Sarah Ellerton, Helen Brown |
| Jessie |
Nichola Ellerton, Janice Rowe |
| Minnie |
Vanessa Cartwright, Jackie Rowe |
| Buffalo Bill |
Jim Dyer |
| Pawnee Bill |
Dave Rodgers |
| Chief Sitting Bull |
Tony Peyton-Bruhl |
| Sylvia Potter-Porter |
Josie Beckwith |
| Ladies of the Chorus |
Muriel Alford, Josie Beckwith, Georgina Cappi, Christine Dubber, June Evans, Marian Ellerton, Wendy Freeth, June Jones, Valerie Lindridge, Julie Mitchell, Beth Moores, Ann Pescott, Joan Rowe, Sandra Tucker, Midge Wallace, Queenie Walker, Jill Walton |
| Dancers |
Daphne Barnes, Jean Brown, Wendy Evans, Gillian Gingell, Judy Golding, Irene Hind, Ann McCarter, Pauline Major, Karen Pratt, Ann Peyton-Bruhl, Betty Richards, Janet Ross, Betty Smith, Linda Smither, Graham Bryant, Christopher Grist, Cliff Jones, Jim Packer, Dave Salt, Colin Watts |
| Gentlemen of the Chorus |
Ron Browne, Ray Cappi, Bob Cartwright, Bill Coulstock, Trevor Chapman, Don Gordon, Don Hamlin, Ed O'Keefe, Sandy McCarter, Len Packer, Jerry Parkes, Jeffrey Peyton-Bruhl, Bill Stone, Tony Willcocks |
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| Producer & Choreographer |
Audrey Pring |
| Musical Director |
Brian Eastop |
| Official Accompanist |
Des Stone, John Evans |
| Stage Manager |
Bob Gutherson |
| Assistant Stage Manager |
Alan Prosser |
| Lighting Design |
Laurie Upton |
| Lighting |
Michael Page, Mark Pole, Paul Redman, Steven King |
| Sound Effects |
Brian Ross |
| Scenic Artists |
Laurie Upton, Edward Nadal |
| Stage Crew |
Malcolm Bernhardt, Bob Helliar, Duncan McClellan, Ted Appleton, Ernie Tiller, Alan Booth, Barry Kedleck, Norman Rock, John Chorley, Jim Curtiss, Marion Brooks |
| Wardrobe |
Joyce Slaughter, Celia Parfitt |
| Properties |
Barbara Thwaites, Barbara Smith, Edna McRae |
| Publicity |
Eric Tompkinson, June Evans, Christopher Grist, Betty Richards |
| Ticket Control |
Vera Butler, June Evans, Eric Tompkinson |
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