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'Company' opens at Chanticleer
To be single or not to be single--that is the question which confronts Robert, a bachelor, in "Company," a musical comedy, which opens Friday at the Chanticleer Community Theater.
Directed by Lowell Thomsen, the show involves a bachelor and his…
Directed by Lowell Thomsen, the show involves a bachelor and his…
All-American play at Chanticleer
"The Star Spangled Girl"...lectures two pursuers in a rehearsal for the play at Chanticleer Community Theater. Ann Lincoln-Wattles stars as Sophie, and Bryan Schmoldt and Don Jensen portray the publishers of a "protest" magazine. Photo courtesy of…
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/2/1977-
photo of people standing on the outdoor porch/entry of the Chanticleer Theater, at night, for ribbon cutting
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/2/1977-
photo of people at reception or during intermission of Chanticleer production
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/2/1977-
photo of people at reception or during intermission of Chanticleer production
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/2/1977-
photo of people at reception or during intermission of Chanticleer production
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/2/1977-
photo of people at reception or during intermission of Chanticleer production
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/2/1977-
photo of 4 people, all looking at an open file folder held by a woman; floor plan on wall behind them.
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/2/77-
photo of people at a reception or during intermission of a Chanticleer production
Chanticleer Theater File #3 9/27/1979-
photo of people at a reception or during intermission, presumably at Chanticleer production; ca 1980
Norman, Louise Filbert Honored For Contributions To Area Theater
Norman Filbert
Louise Filbert
Louise Filbert
Filbert 'Not Nervous' In TV-Movie Bit Role
Louise Filbert, foreground, awaits her call to go before the cameras Tuesday morning. to her right is Jo Honaker, a registered nurse at Bergan Mercy and manager of the hospital's emergency room.
Final Performance
Please give up your rabbit: That's the plea of Jackee Wise as Myrtle Mae and her mother, Vita, played by Ida Neary, as Elwood, portrayed by Norman Filbert Jr., grimaces at the thought of giving up his six-foot-tall invisible friend. the scene is from…
Filbert, Norman H, Jr. & Louise
Norman Filbert, Jr. 1975
Filbert, Norman H, Jr. & Louise
Norman Filbert Jr. 1973
Filbert, Norman H, Jr. & Louise
Norman Filbert 1959
Filbert, Norman H, Jr. & Louise
Louise and Norman Filbert in a theater production.