Overseas interest soars in American plays abroad
Overseas interest in American plays climbs with productions of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf in 21 countries Barefoot in the Park in 18 Any Wednesday in 15 and The Ballad of the Sad Cafe in 7. Jack Hutto of William Morris theater cites foreign audience sophistication travel to America and mass media exposure as reasons.
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Virginia Woolf
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Inside Grand Saline Salt Mine a World Beneath Texas
Deep underground in Grand Saline a vast salt network stretches 11-12 miles of tunnels 80 feet high and 30 feet wide. About 18 workers daily produce 800 tons of rock salt using undercutting and jumbo drills with blasting, loading, grinding, and screening into seven grades. The mine may endure forever, with a 22,000 foot deposit and continual production for industrial and home uses.
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Texas
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Campbell to Lead Minnesota Theater Company in 1966
Douglas Campbell, longtime associate of Tyrone Guthrie, will succeed Guthrie as artistic director of the Minnesota Theater Company in 1966. The pair first joined forces in 1954 at Shakespeare Festival in Stratford Ontario where Campbell directed several plays and later helped establish the Minproject.
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Minnegota Theater Company
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Salt Production and Closed Visitor Access at Grand Saline Mine
Grand Saline plant produces table salt by evaporative methods rather than mining. Fresh water is pumped into salt deposits, brine is dried, yielding refined salt. The mine, once open to visitors, shut its doors to tourists on Sept. 1 due to crowding and limited facilities.
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