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Never Too Late

Is Summer Arthur Long's rollicking old-fashioned domestic farce, Never Too Late. The story revolves around Harry Lambert, the middle-aged brash and opinionated owner of the largest lumber yard in town; his wife Edith, and old-fashioned girl who has always respond to Harry's every whim and has made a career out of making their home a comfy nest; their daughter, Kate, married, but still living at home (because how could she ever manage, without mom, to cook and clean?); and Kate's husband Charlie, who works in Harry's business, eats at Harry's table, and is generally the thorn in Harry's side. When Harry finds out he is going to be a father again, his stable, Harry-oriented world begins to whirl out of his control, and the hilarity is non-stop.

A Comedy in Three Acts

by Summer Arthur Long

CAST (in order of their appearance)

Grace Kimbrough ------ Shirley Reed

Harry Lambert ------ Jim Sherrick

Edith Lambert ------ Judy Willenborg

Dr. James Kimbrough ------ Mike Hindman

Charlie ------ Tim Davis

Kate ------ Cindy Borsch

Mr. Foley ------ Joe Larson

Mayor Crane ------ Carl Seipker

Policeman ------ Sean Higgens

All of the action of the play takes place in the living room of the Lambert home in Calverton, Massachusetts.

Act One

Scene 1: A Summer Sunday, around noon.

Scene 2: The next day, around six-thirty in the evening.

Act Two

Scene 1: Almost six o'clock in the evening, a few days later Scene 2: Saturday, about noon.

Act Three Late that night.

Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

Directed ------ Bobby K. Cox

Set Design ------ Bobby K. Cox

Lights ------ Russ Kelley

Set Construction ------ Cast Members, Friends of F.A.C.E.

Make-Up ------ Norma Larson

Stage Crew ------ Laurie Arnold, Karen Graves

Programs ------ Nancy S Linger, Charlene Irwin

Tickets ------ Nancy Darling, Bob Cox, Judy Willenborg

Photography ------ Carol Hindman

F.A.C.E. wishes to acknowledge the following for their generous contributions:

Carpeting furnished by Wrights Furniture, Dieterich, II,

Set Furniture, Ramada Inn

National Building System

Bob's Salvage

Effingham Daily News

Greg Sapp, WCRA-WCRC

Effingham City Police Department

Ron Willenborg, Headquarters Styling Salon

Leon Chapman and the Staff of the Thelma Keller Convention Center

World Color Press

Mrs. Thelma Keller