Strange Interlude Dominates Year In New York Theatre Ranking
A 1928 New York theatre year review lauds Strange Interlude as a landmark play and perhaps the finest by a native author. It notes its simple staging shift from office to living room and contrasts with Belasco's Mina in scale, cost about $300,000, and its influence on production trends.
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Powell Named Foreman at The Daily Press
Having served in several newspaper shops Powell joined The Daily as linotype operator over four years ago and rose to head the mechanical departments. He has earned many friends and is noted for loyalty to The Sally and the workers who prepare the newspaper.
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James W. Lowe Praised Linotype Operator at The Daily
The Daily staff lauds James W. Lowe linotype operator in Decatur for three years. He is noted as highly efficient in the newsroom and admired for skill in lighting and his own The Strange Interlude. The piece also surveys classic plays and musical revivals linked to famed producers and theaters.
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Macbeth
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Rogers
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Earl Carroll
George Te
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Alabama
Verbon Lowery Completes Years in Mechanical Department
Verbon Lowery has completed several years of service in the mechanical department of this newspaper, serving with the press room crew.
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