Each year, the Music Circus' Public Relations Office would produce a "Season Program" at the beginning of each season, listing the shows and other attractions being offered for the whole season.
"Carousel"
June 1 thru June 9, 1963
Starring
James Gannon (Billy Bigelow)
Christine Mathews (Julie Jordan)
With
Susan Lehman (Carrie Pipperidge)
Reid Shelton (Enoch Snow)
Beatrice Krebs (Nettie Fowler)
Jack Bittner (Jigger Craigin)
Cathy Conklin (Louise)
"The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
June 11 thru June 16, 1963
Starring
Faye DeWitt (Molly Tobin Brown)
James Gannon (Johnny "Leadville" Brown)
With
Barbara Hayes (Mrs. McGlone)
Jack Bittner (Christmas Morgan)
Daniel Keyes (Shamus Tobin)
Ward Donovan (Prince DeLong)
Truman Gaige (Monsignor Ryan)
Monroe Wade (Roberts)
Playbill for 1963 "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" Read a synopsis of "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
"Brigadoon"
June 18 thru June 23, 1963
Starring
Betty McNamara (Fiona MacLaren)
Richard Armbruster (Tommy Albright)
Edward Earle (Jeff Douglas)
With
Shirley Dalzell(Meg Brockie)
Truman Gaige (Mr. Lundie)
Frank Andre (Harry Beaton)
Daniel Keyes (Andrew MacLaren)
Edward Ericksen (Charlie Dalrymple)
Playbill for 1963 "Brigadoon" Read a synopsis of "Brigadoon"
"South Pacific"
June 25 thru July 7, 1963
Starring
Betty Jane Watson (Nellie Forbush)
Gene Hollmann (Emile DeBecque)
Delores Martin (Bloody Mary)
With
Bruce Kirby (Luther Billis)
Richard Armbruster (Lt. Cable)
Yvette Cardinoza (Liat)
Playbill for 1963 "South Pacific" Read a synopsis of "South Pacific"
"The Student Prince"
July 9 thru July 14, 1963
Starring
Lowell Harris (Prince Karl Franz)
Marcia King (Kathy)
With
Rowan Tudor (Dr. Engel)
Richard Hamilton (Lutz)
Diane Deering (The Duchess)
Peggy LeRoy (Gretchen)
Edward Ericksen (Detleff)
Max Shoaf (Tarnitz)
Mary Jay (Princess Margaret)
Dorothy Lister (Prima Ballerina)
George Mamales (Premiere Danseuse)
Playbill for 1963 "The Student Prince" Read a synopsis of "The Student Prince"
"Carnival"
July 16 thru July 28, 1963
Starring
Marcia King (Lili)
John Carter (Paul Berthalet)
With
Buff Shurr (Marco the Magnificent)
Daniel Keyes (Jacquot)
Ellen Travolta (Rosalie)
Jack Sevier (Mr. Schlegel)
Dorothy Frank (Princess Olga)
"Can-Can"
July 30 thru August 4, 1963
Starring
Barbara Ashley (Pistache)
Daniel Ferro (Judge Aristide Forestier)
With
Alan Kass (Boris Adzinidzinadze)
Robert Shafer (Hillaire Jussac)
Jack Sevier (Judge Paul Barriere)
Dorothy Frank (Claudine)
"Damn Yankees"
August 6 thru August 11, 1963
Starring
Jack Goode (Mr. Applegate)
Wisa D'Orso (Lola)
Dan Resin (Joe Hardy)
With
Dorothy Stinnette (Meg Boyd)
Harry Stanton (Joe Boyd)
Peggy LeRoy (Sister)
James Harder (Van Buren)
Shirley Dalzell (Gloria Thorpe)
According to page 15 of the 1963 Season Program, printed before the season began, Shari Lewis was cast as Lola for this production. The actual playbill shows that Wisa D'Orso played the role.
Playbill for 1963 "Damn Yankees" Read a synopsis of "Damn Yankees"
"Irma La Douce"
August 13 thru August 18, 1963
Starring
Jan Chaney (Irma-La-Douce)
Joel Warfield (Nestor-Le-Fripe)
Ted Scott (Bob-Le-Hotu)
With
Gabor Morea (Jojo-Les-Yeux-Sales)
Edward Earle (Frangipane)
James Harder (Polyte-Le-Mou)
Playbill for 1963 "Irma La Douce" Read a synopsis of "Irma La Douce"
"Paint Your Wagon"
August 20, August 25, 1963
Starring
Norman Atkins (Ben Rumson)
Liza Stuart (Jennifer Rumson)
With
Don Grilley (Julio Valveras)
Travis Hudson (Elizabeth Woodling)
Lynne Charnay (Cherry Jourdel)
Jack Sevier (Jacob Woodling)
Brooks Morton (Jake Whippany)
Charles Blackburn (Raymond Janney)
Daniel Keyes (Salem Trumbull)
Lori Browne (Rose Fernandez)
Playbill for 1963 "Paint Your Wagon" Read a synopsis of "Paint Your Wagon"
"The Pajama Game"
August 27 thru September 1, 1963
Starring
Roberta MacDonald (Babe Williams)
David Atkinson (Sid Sorokin)
With
Brooks Morton (Prez)
Travis Hudson (Mabel)
Edward Earle (Hines)
Peggy LeRoy (Gladys)
Julie Anderson (Mae)
Jim Carson (Salesman)
Playbill for 1963 "The Pajama Game" Read a synopsis of "The Pajama Game"
"Springtime for Henry"
September 3 thru September 8, 1963
Starring
Edward Everett Horton (Mr. Jelliwell)
With
Marta Linden (Mrs. Jelliwell)
Myron Natwick (Mr. Dewlip)
Peggy LeRoy (Miss Smith)
This was a special 25th anniversary production of the play. Mr. Terrell first produced it in 1939 starring Edward Everett Horton, opening the first season of the Bucks County Playhouse.
Playbill for 1963 "Springtime for Henry" Read a synopsis of "Springtime for Henry"
1963 Resident Company - Production Staff
Director
Choreographer
Musical Director
Set Designer
Costume Supervisor
Production Staff for St. John Terrell
- General Manager, Frank Connelly
- Press Representative, Max Eisen
- Production Stage Manager, St. John Terrell
- Production Stage Manager, Delmar Hendricks
- Chief Electrician, Ray Britton
- Lighting Technician, William Wilson
Staff for the Lambertville Music Circus
- Press Representative, Tom Trenkle
- Business Manager and Treasurer, Monte L. Frierson
- Assistant Treasurer, Thomas F. Kelley
- Ticket Agent Representative, Ann Rudolph
- Box Office Staff, Jon Case, John Anthony Haney, Ricky Hesel, Eileen Markey, Jeff Matlock, Ann Rudolph
- Concession Manager, Joseph Fox
- Plant Superintendent, William Short
- Assistant Plant Superintendent, Jonas Kilmer
- Assistant Musical Director, Richard Averre
- Assistant Designer, Henry Yaeger
- Assistant Stage Manager, Mort Mather
- Assistant Choreographer, George Mamales
- Technicians, Robert Popick, William Wilson
- Properties, Deborah Diemond, Earl Carhart
- Stage Crew, Dan Berkowitz, Thomas McNabola, Jeffrey Howell, David Howell
- Apprentices, Molly Allen, Sue Averre, Nancy Butler, Deborah Diemond, Judy Gibson, Elida Jensen, Colleen Smith, Sue Winik
1963 Resident Company Singers
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Carnival"
"Can-Can"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Carnival"
"Can-Can"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Can-Can"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"The Student Prince"
"Can-Can"
"Irma La Douce"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Unsinkable Molly Brown"
"The Student Prince"
"Irma La Douce"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"The Student Prince"
"Damn Yankees"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Carousel"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Unsinkable Molly Brown"
"Carnival"
Mr. Soaf toured the US in "Once Upon a Mattress" which starred Dody Goodman and Buster Keaton. He played Lun Tha in "The King and I" at leading theatres in Toronto, Canda. Mr. Shoaf was soloist with the National Chorus of America, and was seen on TV on the Arthur Goffery Show and Ford Startime.
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Carousel"
"The Student Prince"
"Carnival"
"Can-Can"
"Irma La Douce"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
Carousel"
"Unsinkable Molly Brown"
"Can-Can"
"Irma La Douce"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Resident Company Dancers
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Paint Your Wagon"
Dorothy Frank appeared the 1962 season production of "Gypsy" as Electra. Miss Frank was seen on Broadway in such hits a "Sail Away," "Tenderloin," "Once Upon a Mattress," and "L'il Abner." On TV she danced on the Gershwin Years, and was with the St. Louis Municipal Opera Company for three seasons.
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Carnival"
"Can-Can"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Unsinkable Molly Brown"
"Damn Yankees"
"Irma La Douce"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"The Student Prince"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"The Student Prince"
"Irma La Douce"
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Paint Your Wagon"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Can-Can"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Unsinkable Molly Brown"
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Carousel"
In 1962 Mr. Shearer was a resident dancer and singer at Starlight Musicals in Indiana and he danced at the Jacobs Pillow Dance Festival.
1963 Supporting Roles in:
"Damn Yankees"
"Irma La Douce"
"Paint Your Wagon"
Please note that during the season, some Resident Company members may have left and new ones hired. Not all the members listed above were employed for the entire season.