Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 9, 1964
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On Stage - Getting ready for the opening tonight of the musical comedy "Gypsy," Judith Riecher (right, above) as Madame Rose talks and gesture with Maria Bahas, playing Gypsy Rose Lee, at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre (this photo.) At left is Cathie Patton, who plays a Hollywood Blonde in the Civic Theatre production. Curtain time is 8 p.m.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 5, 1967
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The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre membership rewarded six members for their artistic endeavors during the past play season at the annual AACT awards banquet on Saturday. Award winners are flanked by the past and current presidents of the group. Left to right are Robert Seeman, retiring president; behind him, Ken Johnson, best supporting actor; Bette Ellis, Best supporting actress; Singer A. (Bucky) Buchanan, best actor; Dwight Stevenson, best set design; Julie Amato best actress; Edward C. Loyer, director of best play; and Mrs. Judy Riecker, new Civic Theatre president. The presentations are made yearly as the climax of the drama season.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1968
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Theatre's Headquarters - Caught between productions and other activities, the Rehearsal Room of the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Building, 803 W. Washington, looks rather bare and forlorn. However, this is one of the few moments when the room is not jammed with actors, dancers, singers, workshop classes and productions or meetings. Judy Riecker, president of the Civic Theatre, sits at the piano to accompany Betty Ann Gould, both of them having appeared in numerous Civic Theatre productions, to give an idea of what goes on in the renovated building, which will be shown off to the public this week. Activities begin today.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 9, 1969
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They Are Tops In Theatre Group - Award winners in the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre voting are (left to right) Dwight Stevenson, president of the organization who accepted the award that went to Alice Crawford for her set design in "South Pacific," Ron Beebe, best supporting actor, Madeleine Ramsey, best actress, Michael Bott, best actor, Judy Riecker, best supporting actress, and Howard Travis, co-director with his wife Priscilla of the "best show."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1970
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Mrs. James C. Riecker, head of the Power Theatre Equipment Fund Drive, used some minutes before curtain time last night to talk awhile with Eugene Power. She also was a hostess for the distinguished guests at the dinner which followed the play.