Mary Mary a Comedy at Weston Playhouse
Weston Playhouse opens Mary Mary a Jean Kerr comedy directed by Harlan Grant with a strong cast led by Elizabeth Davison and William Lacey. The review praises sharp dialogue and psychological depth, noting Davison’s central performance and the ensemble's overall cohesion despite some cast roughness.
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Mary
Bob McKellaway
William Lacey
Weston Playhouse
Elizabeth Davison
Dirk Winston
Hugh Cameron
Mary, Mary
Jean Kerr
Harlan F. Grant
Charles Schneeweis
Tiffany Richards
Erica Rosenfeld
Oscar Nelson
Tom Divoll
Mary McKellaway
Innocents at Dorset opens Caravan Theatre run
Dorset Playhouse premieres William Archibald's The Innocents based on Henry James Turn of the Screw. Faith Catlin Stephen Lawson Phyllis Nierendorf Patricia Carmichael star as Flora Miles Miss Giddens with Hap Lawrence and Sally Forbes, set by J. P. Murray and staged by Fred Carmichael for Dorset season.
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England
Henry James
Dorset Playhouse
Patricia Carmichael
Center
Caravan Theater
Miss Giddens
Faith Catlin
Stephen Lawson
Rinehart
William Archibald
Caravan Theatre
Fred Carmichael
Judith Page Murray
Flora Faith Catlin
Mrs. Grose
Phyllis Nierendorf
Patricia Carmichael Miles Stephen Lawson
Hap Lawrence
Sally Forbes
Dorset
Miss Catlin
Lawson
Miss
Nierendorf
Acress
J. P. Murray
Belitt Contributes To LSU Southern Review Issue
Baton Rouge reports Ben Belitt of Bennington College joins LSU's revived Southern Review for its 30th anniversary issue printing original articles and translations. The issue honors founders Robert Penn Warren and Cleanth Brooks, with contributors including Allen Tate Eudora Welty Randall Jarrell Kay Boyle and Katharine Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
The
Southern Review
Ben Belitt
Bennington College
Rafael Alberti
Velasquez
el Pardo
Belitt
Robert Penn Warren
Cleanth Brooks
LSU
Warren, Brooks and Belitt
Allen Tate
Max Lerner
Katherine Ann Porter
Eudora Welty
Randall Jarrell
Kay Boyle
Richard Eberhart
Glenway Wescott
James K. Feibleman
New Column To Focus On Vermont Change On The Passing Scene
Alan D. Sophrin of Burlington will write a weekly column for The Banner’s editorial page starting Monday. His feature, The Passing Scene, will comment on problems facing Vermont as it changes within a transforming nation. Sophrin, active in civil rights groups and Vermont in Mississippi, Inc., has a long record in vocational rehabilitation and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan D
Dave) Sophrin
Burlington
Vermont
The
Banner
Montpelier League of Women Voters
Sophrin
Times-Argus
Barre
Montpelier
Philospher
Akron
Ohio
Ohio State University
Department of Education
University of Vermont
Middlebury College
Board of Trustees of
Vermont In Mississippi, Inc
VIM
Vermonter Named An NEA Director
Mary B. Naylor of Albury and Montpelier was elected Vermont state director of the National Education Association at its New York City convention. She succeeds Esther J. Arie of Williston. The Vermont delegation to the convention was led by VEA President Arthur Cheney of Shelburne. Richard D. Batchelder, NEA president, appointed Gertrude Sinclair of Barre to the Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission and John Goss of Brattleboro to the National Council on Teacher Retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Mary B. Naylor
Albury
Vermont
National Education Association
New York City
Esther J. Arie
Williston
NEA
VEA
Arthur Cheney
Shelburne
Richard D. Batchelder
Auxiliary Cookout in Williamstown Sets July 13
Williamstown Auxiliary Police host their annual cookout and games on Tuesday evening July 13 at the Little Red Schoolhouse in South Williamstown. Invited guests include Town Manager Leroy Picard, Atty. Urbano, Selectmen Norris Phelps and others, Chief Joseph Zoito Jr., Berkshire County Sheriff John Court ney Jr., and area press. If weather turns bad, the event moves indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Little Red Schoolhouse
Leroy Picard
Lawrence B. Urbano
Norris Phelps
John Denelli
Filmore Baker
Arthur G. Deely
James S. Drummond
Joseph Zoito Jr
Berkshire County
John D. Courtney Jr
Auxiliary
Allen J. Thomason
Area Press and Radio
Frank Burgmaster
Harry T. Blake
Charles E. Harris Jr
Floyd J. Bennett
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Hollywood
Miss Rosenfeld
Rutland Upi
Women’s Reformatory
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William Gilbert
James
Freud
College
LSU Magazine
Oneida
Johar
Cain
Main Street
Hawley
Furniture
Dinette
Maple Street
Arlington
New Hampshire College
Pleasant Street Ext
Concord, N.H
National Assn. OF Cosmetology Schools
N.H. College OF Cosmetology
Pleasant St. Ext
City Telephone No
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Armory
Nichols
Shortie
Lovette
Alan D. Sophrin
Vermonter
Mansfield
Argus
Main ST
Bennington
Ality Noveck-Shultz, Inc
Bennington, Vt
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