Pasadena Theater Presents The Importance of Being Eames
Pasadena Little Theatre schedules The Importance of Being Earnest as its fourth 1964-65 production. opening at 8 20 p m April 9 at the Theatre Building Tulip Street Ray Barnhart directs with Jim Morefield as John Worthing and Roder Peoples as Algernon. Cecily Carlew Bethany Phenecer Janet Harris Barbara Seaviaves Clara Clay and others fill key parts.
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Eames
Oscar Wilde
Tulip Street
Ray Barnhart
Pasadens
Crichton
PSY
Jim Morefield
Houston
John Worthing
J.P. Morefield
Paper Mill Playhouse
New Jersey
Olneyard Hill Youd Theatre
Ballimoe
MD-1 Theatre Inc
Houston Shakespearea Society
Algernon Man
Grief Will
Caton Chastitle
D.D
Charles Babcock
Pasadena
Cecily Carlew
Bethany Phenecer
Dieckinson
Alley Theatre
Texas City
Little Theatre
Janet Harris
Pasa
Dear Helen Hints and Household Dilemmas Column
A Baytown Sun advice page opens with reader questions on relationships alcohol safety and etiquette. It mixes personal guidance about driving after drinking with sewing pattern notes and a humorous survey of a classroom tape incident. The column invites more anecdotes for Helen Bottel in care of the paper.
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Helen
Hearst
Pop
Whilaxey
Helen Bottel
The
Baytown Sun
Ever since honey replaces sugar in apple pie
A brief note suggests using honey as a sweetener for apple pie instead of sugar and offers vanilla as a substitute for cinnamon.
Mrs Murray Honored With Baby Shower
Mrs Pat Murray was honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs David Bryant in her home. Forty guests attended as the Murray family welcomed Michele Jean by adoption in March. A pink theme featured a large stork, pink cloths, candles, and a centerpiece with a doll on a swan. Gifts included a mesh playpen and various treats.
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David Bryant
Murrays
Michele Jean
R Tom Lochridges
Poa. Hinton
William Miller
D. W. Stringer
Bryant
Sixpence Is Review Club's Next Study
Mrs. T. L. Satterwhite will review Sixpence in Her Shoe by Phyllis McGinley with the Book Review Club on March 24. At the previous meeting Mrs. L. P. Hodges Jr. discussed Catherine the Great by Zoe Oldenbourg, noting the biography centers on the remarkable Empress rather than politics.
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T. L. Satterwhite
Phyllis McGin Jey
Book Review Club
L. P. Hodges Jr
Cathering
Zoe Oldenbourg
Russias
Catherine
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