Pooh-Bah (Patrick Coughlan) listens as the Mikado
(Brian Crowe) makes his decision concerning the
execution of Nanki-Poo (Gene Brady).
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Yum-Yum's court standing left to right: Mary Stuber,
Rosemary Prow, Nancy Smith, Kathleen Hogan, and Lou Ann
Du Chene; Back Row: Patricia Knapp, Elizabeth Doody,
Mary Lee Guzzo, Ruth La Freniere, Josephine Mangione,
Janice Hatfield, Elizabeth Rainsford and Marie Reardon;
Front row seated: Virginia Putorek, Cynthia Smitko,
Judy Scanlon, Muriel Getty and Judy McClain; Center:
Julie Ohlinger, Mary Ellen Leitelt and Diana McLean.
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These three happy little maids, Mary Ellen Leitelt,
Nancy Smith, and Janice Hatfield, have just come
home from school.
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(Gene Brady).
Yum-Yum, Barbara Kuenn, (Sunday cast) smiles
demurely as she awaits her lover Nanki-Pooh
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The vicious Katisha (Mary Donna King) comes
to claim Nanki-Poo (Gene Brady).
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Yum-Yum, Mary Ellen Leitelt (Friday cast)
joyfully anticipates her wedding day.
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The townspeople of Titipu listen as Katisha,
Mary Lehman (Friday cast) proclaims her
betrothal to Nanki-Poo (Gene Brady).
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These four friends, Pish-Tush (George Kotil),
Pitti-Sing (Janice Hatfield), Nanki-Poo (Gene
Brady) and Yum-Yum (Mary Ellen Leitelt) sadly
sing of the execution of the bridegroom Nanki-Poo.
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These gentlemen of Japan (William O'Connell,
George Franklin, James Modzikowski, and
Jon Szostak) confer with Pish-Tush (George
Kotil) about the town affairs.
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Poo-Bah (Patrick Coughlan), Nanki-Poo (Gene
Brady) and Pish-Tush (George Kotil) discuss
the whereabouts of Yum-Yum.
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The three little maids, Barbara Kuenn,
Kathleen Hogan and Mary Guzzo smile as they
recall the antics of the bashful Pooh-Bah.
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