2. ON THE MALL
Policeman ...................................................................... Ted Williams
Nurse ............................................................................. Phyllis Delson
Baby ................................................................................. Sheldon Rose
Baseball Girl .................................................................. Ethyle Power
Southern Belles ................ Doris Bauersfield, Gerry Wilkins, Kay Roche
Gentlemen .............................................. Charles Terrell, Albert Geotivcse
Poetry Woman .................................................................. Priscilla Haslett
Bum .................................................................................. Stephen LePage
Second Hand Rose ............................................................ Irene Kiin
Pretty Girl ........................................................ ................. Corinne Goldstcin
Baseball Men .............................................. Stewart Baker, Fred Bottome
Memphis Five ............ Margaret Fisher, Betty Horvath, Edward Segal,
Robert LaCava, Daniel Greaney Little Girl ............................... Livia Sarcione
The Dude ............................................................................. Joseph Tobin
Ballet: "CAMPUS INTERLUDE"
Choreography ............ ........... ...... ..... .... .............. ............ by Judy Dembo
Chatterers ........................................ Helen Ann Kukos, Camille Papalia. Lillian Prite, Mary Lou Carroll

On the campus green the various college types pass in review -the Chatterers, led on by the girl in love, followed by the pondering studious girl, the flighty flirt, the affected sophisticates, and the starry-eyed freshman. Ignored by the studious girl and contemptuously snubbed by the sophisticated, the freshman joins the friendly flirt. The Chatterers rush back on and all the girls join in a merry circle as the freshman is accepted into the fold. The studious girl returns to retrieve her momentarily neglected book.

Studious Girl ............................................................ Barbara Marie Bredice o
Flirt ............................................................................ Louise Crocco
The Sophisticates .................................. Annette Stechler. Lillian Pamizio
The Freshman ......................................................... ... Norma Kelly
Girl in Love ............................................................... Rena Sasson

Featuring the original musical numbers:
"What Are You Gonna Do With That Kiss" ................ by Lee Turner
Sung ............................ by Stewart Baker, Corinne Goldstein and Chorus
Music for Ballet-"Campus Interlude" ........................ by Victor Swaini

3. GOODBYE FAIRFIELD, HELLO SEASIDE PARK
Fred Bottome, Sheldon Rose, Daniel Greaney, Stewart Baker

4. IF MEN GAVE SHOWERS AS WOMEN DO
John ......................................................................... Fred Bottome Ray ............................................................................ Ted Williams Art ............................................................................ . Irvin Hdbman Pat ............................................................................... Gerry Rosenthal

5. FIFI AND HER THUNDERETTS
Fifl ............................................................................... Sheldon Rose
Thunderetts ........ James Gaffney, Edgar Moorhouse, Malcolm Cohen. George, Deeb, Edward Flynn, David Zitnmer, John Petropoulos, Frank Jones, Benjamin Raubvogel

6. HALL OF DREAMS
Conjure Woman .................................................................. Enid R. Weiss
Charmlock ................................ . ......................................... Annette Stecher
Man ............................................................................................ Edward Segal
French Maidens ............ Marion Aaron, Lillian Paruzio, Louise Crocco, Ollie Shepard, Lillian Price, Norms Kelly, Heen Kukos, Mary Lou Carroll, Dorothy Chanto.1;, Rena Sasson
Woman ................................................................................ Priscilla Haslett
Young Man .. ......................... ................................................. Stewart Baker
Singers ................... ................................ Charles Terrell, Albert Genovese
Pretty Girls ............ Betty Horvath, Corinnc Goldstein, Livia Sarcione, Ethyle Power, Doris Bauersfeld, Gerry Wilkins, Phyllis Delson, Irene Kun
Ballet .................................................. ............................. by Annette Stecher
"Patterns" ........................................... by Amy Lowell, Priscilla Haslett

7. THE HUSKIN BEE
Sheriff .................................................................................... Priscilla Haslett
Giirdie Yurdlehorn ................................................................ Margaret Fisher
Mollie .................................................................................... Doris Bauersfeld
Steve ....................................................................................... Robert LaCava
Visitors ........................................................ Kay Roche, Albert Genovese
Prof. Whittlespoon ................................................................ Ted Williams
Ollie ................................................................................... Charles Terrell
Nester .................................................................................. Sheldon Rose
Young Man ........................................................................ Stewart Baker
Old Ladies ................................ Phyllis Delson, Livia Sardone, Irene Kun
Old Men .................................................... Joseph Tobin, Stephen LaPage
Farm Girl .......................................................................... Corinnc Goldstein
Neighbors .................... Gerry Rosenthal, Gerry Wilkins, Edward Segal Fred Bottome, Ethyle Power

Featuring the original musical numbers of Joseph Lucskay:
"I Haven't a Chance" .................................... Sung by Doris Bauersfeld
"Mavourneen" ........ Sung by Charles Terrell. Edward Segal. Robert LaCava, Gerry Roscnthal. Daniel Grcaney
"Lavender Blues" ........................ Sung by Betty Horvaih and Chorus
"A Toast to Alma Mater" ................................................ Sung by Chorus

8. IN AN OLD DUTCH GARDEN
Sheldon Rose, James Gaffney, Edgar Morehouse, Malcolm Cohen. George Deeb. Edward Flynn, David Zimmer, John Petropoulos, Frank Jones, Benjamin Raubvogel.
Solo ................................................................................ by Charles Terrell

9. AN INVITATION TO THE WALTZ The Man ................................................................................ Ted Williams
The- Lady ..... .................................................................... Doris Bauersfeld
The Housekeeper ................................................................... Ethyle Power
The Dream Guests ........ Rena Sasson. Louise Crocco, Lillian Panuiio, Mary Lou CarroII, Camille Papalia
The Waltzers ............ Corinne Goldstein, Betty Horvath, Irene Kun. Livia Sarcione, Kay Roche, Gerry Wilkins. Stewart Baker, Edward Segal. Charles Terrell, Gerry Rosenthal. Fred Bottome. Daniel Greanry

Featuring the original song:
"Sometime, Somehow .Somewhere" by Jean Yocum & Albert Dickason
Sung .............. ........ . ........ . . ..... by Doris Bauersield and Ted Williams

10. GRAND FINALE-(Entire Company)

THROUGH the Civic Entertainment Bureau of the Office of Campus Productions, various types of entertainment, short plays, and variety acts are available for high schools, civic clubs and organizations within the city and surrounding communities. Any person or group interested in entertainment for a special meeting or function, contact the director of Campus Productions, Mr. Albert Dickason, or Mr. Wendell Kellogg, director of Public Relations of the University of Bridgeport.

New and Original Musical Numbers in the production include:
CAMPUS THUNDER
WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO WITH THAT KISS
I HAVEN'T A CHANCE
MAVOURNEEN
LAVENDER BLUES
A TOAST TO ALMA MATER
SOMETIME, SOMEHOW, SOMEWHERE
CAMPUS INTERLUDE (Ballet)

TONIGHT marks the premiere presentation of our musical production, CAMPUS THUNDER. It also marks the first major presentation of the newly organized Office of Campus Productions, established this year as a part of the expansion in the field of dramatics at the University of Bridgeport.

It is our hope and aim to establish CAMPUS THUNDER as an annual all-college musical show, each year presenting a new theme with book and score written by the students of the University.

More than half of the members of the cast make their debut tonight for the first time on the stage. Others need no introduction to Bridgeport audiences

Versatile Ted Williams and vivacious Priscilla Haslett reign as king and queen of our "character" personalities. Ted, a local Bridgeport Isd, was seen last year in not less than a half-dozen roles which varied from the charming prince in "Death Takes A Holiday" to the murderous judge in "Ten Little Indians." He is being seen currently about the city as Father Daly in Campus Productions' touring company of "The Valiant." Priscilla comes to Bridgeport from New York and is best remembered by campus audiences for her outstanding performance a year ago in. "Ten Little Indians.

Another featured member of the show is Sheldon Rose who when assigned to do "The Lonesomest Girl In Town" discovered a few days later that the number was originally written by composer Lou Brown for his mother, Anita Rose, back in the days when she was a vaudeville headliner.

Representing our leading lady of song is Doris Bauersfeld of Brooklyn who is attending the University for her first year. Doris has appeared in many musical productions in and around Brooklyn, and also on NBC and programs for the United Nations.

Another member of the cast who has contributed a great deal to our production is William sport's pride son. Stewart Baker. Freshman Baker, the guy with the million dollar personality, conies to the University from Harding High School where he was active in radio work and won laurels for his performance in "You Can't Take ft With You."

Not appearing in the production, but responsible for the choreography, is Judy Dembo, a sophomore at the University. Judy has been a member of the Lithuanian National Ballet, has been associated with the Connecticut Opera Company, the New England Opera Company, and the Pennsylvania Opera Company as a ballet dancer.

Another member of the company whom you do not meet personally, but who has carried one of the largest responsibilities of the show is our business manager, Everett Matson. Responsible for coordinating advertising, publicity, tickets and other loose ends of the production, Ev has worked unceasingly and will work many hours after tonight's performance seeing that accounts are settled.

Along with Ev, much credit for the production goes to Daniel Greaney, production manager; Bertram Arthur, stage manager; and John Liolin, electrician.

This is our first, folks . . . we hope there will be more . . . and we hope you will want to come again and see

ALBERT DICKASON, Director

THE OFFICE of Campus Productions announces two of its future, major presentations:

MARCH 12-13-at the Klein. An original Broadway try-out play writen by Albert Dickason and entitled "DINNER IN BLACK!" The play is a mystic thriHer in- three acts. Watch for opening announcements.

MAY 9-The presentation of the annual Wistaria Festival Pageant . . . entitled 'THE LEGEND OF THE SINGING MOUNTAIN." The pageant will be written and Staged by Mr. Dickason and presented on the University Campus. It is free to the public.

DECEMBER 16-At the Klein. Christmas Candlelight Service. University of Bridgeport Mixed Chorus and Drama Club. Admission free, curtain 8:30 p.m. Tickets available at College or Klein box offices.

Usherettes ______ Bassick High School Usher Society
Announcements .._. Radio stations WICC and WNAB
Portrait Painting ________________ James O. Jackson

Played one performance to a half filled house-----

As the Campus Thunder genie would say, "So many years ago upon this earth a new show was given birth, campus Thunder was its name, premiere edition it was proclaimed. For old times sake we'd like to show some memories of that revue. If you recall it was quite a show, so back to the past we plunder, to 47's CAMPUS THUNDER.

As we turn the pages of the years gone by, we can remember the days prior to Campus Thunder '47, when we were doubtful whether a show of this type could play in a city that had panned so many top Broadway shows. We had practiced for months trying to perfect this musical extravaganza that was soon to take the city of Bridgeport by storm. Rehearsals took place in church basements, attics and old beat out rooms. We recall the first meeting of the students interested in forming a new organization on the UB campus. About 30 students turned out to fill the places of some 45 in the show. At this meeting our genial director and originator of the show, explained the ideas behind the Campus Thunder musical and its future success at the university and possibilities of touring,

, As we look far back into the past we still see the surprise on our faces at our first cast- party held at the UB stables (snack bar). We recall the seven curtain calls we got and we knew then that Campus Thunder was here to stay. We recall the opening number that has since become a must in every edition. The "Thunderettes" stole the show that evening with Sheldon Rose as Fifi doing the Tulip dance number and the "The Goodbye Fairfield, Hello Seaside Hall" routine. The laugh of the show was Ted William's pants splitting at Dress Rehearsal in a very serious scene and Mr."D" telling him to put it in the show. Our original genie was Ken Pierce. Doris Bauresfield and Ted Williams enchanted us with the original numbers "I Haven't a Chance" and "Sometimes, Somehow, Somewhere."

The most outstanding memory of Campus Thunder '47 was the introduction of the first University Alma Mater "A Toast to Alma Mater" by Al Dickason, and Joseph Luskay of the class of '49 that has since become the top song on campus.

Yes, all in all our first edition was a huge success to the University and the city of Bridgeport, Said President James H. Halsey after the show: "UB AND THE CITY OF BRIDGEPORT ARE PROUD OF THE OFFICE OF CAMPUS PRODUCTIONS."