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Ruth Morley Wardrobe Mistress: 1951, 1952 She was world class and later plied her trade with distinction in Hollywood and on Broadway. Ruth Morley designed costumes for Miracle Worker, Taxi Driver, Annie Hall, Tootsie, and many other classic American films. Read more at http://www.ibdb.com/person.asp?ID=25149 Read more at http://home.earthlink.net/~kinderfilm/mhacker.htm 
Charles MacriCostume Designer: 1954-1955 A graduate of the Parsons School of Design, Charles Macri was in charge of costumes for St. John Terrell's various Music Circuses for two years. He has been affiliated with the nation's foremost costume houses. Appropriately enough during World War II he was in a Camouflage Battalion. 
Al MillmanProduction and Costume Coordinator 1958 Al Millman came to the Music Circus from a stint as stage manager with the Southern tour of "Can Can" starring Denise Darcel. Prior to that, he won the South Florida Lauder award as Director of the Year for three consecutive years for his productions of "Born Yesterday", "Stalag 17", and "Picnic". Mr. Millrnan's sixteen year career in show business includes assignments as an actor, director, stage manager, decoreographer, lighting designer, dancer, and drummer. Rudy Donato Costume Supervisor: 1960's 
Charles BlackburnCostume Supervisor: 1963-1964 Supporting Actor Charlie was a performer as well as a designer. He was the head of the Drama Deparment of Lamar State College, in Beaumont, Texas, his home state before moving to New York City. Mr. Blackburn designed the costumes for the original production of "The Fantastiks" when it premiered at Barnard College and then was in the cast of the long-running off-Broadway hit when it opened at Manhattan's Sullivan Street Theatre. He made his acting debut in "Twelth Night" at the American Shakespeare Festival in Connecticut. Lori Browne, who played Liesl in "The Sound of Music" 1964, remembers: Charlie Blackburn -- oh yes, I remember him well. During a performance Charlie and I were on stage dancing in a ballroom scene (can't remember the show) and he had just found out his Mom died. As we were dancing, tears were flowing and he keep saying he had to get off the stage. He managed to finish the scene but the rest the evening was very difficult for him. |
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