Red Mask Players, Inc., founded in 1936, is one of the oldest community theaters in Illinois. It is housed in the Kathryn Randolph Theater in Danville, Illinois.[1]
Kathryn Randolph, the company's founder and first director, had previously served as a dramatic coach to William Jennings Bryan.[2]
Dick Van Dyke made his theatrical debut with the company in 1946 in "Rebecca."[3]
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- ^ Commercial News, May 10, 2009
- ^ Kathryn Randolph
- ^ Theater History
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