Coe Playhouse Delivers Dramatic Double Door
Coe College Playhouse presents Double Door by Elizabeth McFadden with Kent Andrews directing and strong cast led by Annie Laura Davidson as Victoria Van Brett and Phyllis Robbins as Caroline Van Brett. Rip Van Brett is played by Robert Dennis with John Sully portrayed by John Rees. lighting by Prof. Alfred Meyer. student director Sara Margaret Wilson. audience buzz noted during performances.
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Coe College Playhouse
Elizabeth McFadden
Kent Andrews
Alfred Meyer
Annie Laura Davidson
Victoria van Brett
Phyllis Robbins
Caroline‘ van Brett
Victoria
Miss Davidson
Miss Robbins
Rip van Brett
Rip
Robert Dennis
Gertrude Ihen
Anne Darrow
Mr. Dennis
Miss
John Rees
John Sully
Cora Hampton
Vuneeee James Quarry Campbell
Fred . Telecky
Russell Jones
Wayne Hackett
Virgil
Wade
Wear
Collegians
Sara Margaret Wilson
Mary Lou Jacobs
Charles Grunewald
George Siamis
Philip Reames
Dorothea Dolson
Mary Helen Sloss
Max Reed
Ruth Murray
Charles Thompson
Dale Branchflower
Kenneth Farrell
Jeanne Wells
Irene Carran
Dorothy Blodgett
Audrey Abell
Ida Mae Carlson
June Hardy
Jeanne Curry
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Miss Manners and Music Love Clash With Dating Dilemma
A musical girl asks if a nonmusical partner can work. Miss Manners doubts they can meet on equal terms. Advice urges patience and waiting before future plans. The text also contains a dated land description and tax note referencing a 20 000 valuation.
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Miss Manners
Growing prominence of a disdained son-in-law wins praise
A wary family shifts from opposition to pride as their daughter’s marriage to a once-dismissed suitor proves successful. Dear Miss Manners offers advice to a girl troubled by a persistent admirer at school. The respondent cautions against insults and suggests gentler handling.
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Phene
Miss Manners
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Garfield Pupils Present Christmas Pageant The Birthday of a King
Garfield school pupils presented a Christmas pageant The Birthday of a King for parents and students. The living pictures depicted Joseph and Mary to Herod and the wise men with eighty two choral singers. Stage directors were George Deetz and Donald Fritz.
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Mary
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Shepherds
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Paul Berber
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Evelyn Cooper
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Herod
Craig Sweet
Wise Men
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Lewis Reed
Glen Baker
Children of Nations
Holland
Fred Spratt
Myrna Cornthwaite
France
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Nellie Goyer
Jimmy Kauzlarich
Mexico
Amaryllis Allen
Janice Swab
George Dostal
Alberta Fritz
Spain
Betty Jane Morris
Roslan Omar
Germany
Alice Jane Newhouse
Marjorie Lodge
Beulah Wilson
England
Richard Norton
Robert Tucker
James Cabalka
Russia
Melda Mary Rhodes
Katie Rhodes
United States
Arlene Klopp
Raymond Kauzlarich
Robert Cornish
Buddy Swab
Louise Cole
Barbara Thayer
Jean Cornthwaite
Carolyn Burrowes
Phyllis Heck
Harold Jungbluth
Vera Mae Petranek
Patricia Wren
Loree Chapman
John Swanson
Robert Gepfert
Marian Pesek
Kathleen Robeson
Joan Sebern
Robert Klopp
Rose Wharton
Colleen Smith
Etty Jane Hansen
Beverly Smith
Vernon Smith
Lois Bucy
Eileen Nolan
Norma Schmatt
Elaine Zarub
Marian Pollitz
Joyce Nash
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