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Fragmentary OCR text shows a discussion of mime as poetry open to all audiences and personal interpretation. Statements by Ms. Wels reference inclusivity and the audience viewing experience, with garbled placeholders and missing segments.
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Perennial Beds Lecture and Garden Classes Announced
Alan Bloom headlines a public lecture on Island Beds at 3 p.m Monday in the Visitors Center auditorium. Registration for gardening courses runs at the state park office in Edgemont, Pa. from 19028. beginner classes run July 11 to August 19 on Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with instructor Sidney Kay. A separate exhibit titled Delaware Architecture Old and Community College opens 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for public viewing.
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Art exhibits and concerts enliven Philadelphia streets and museums
Read about diverse showings across Philadelphia area venues from University of Pennsylvania contemporary art to Fabric Workshop cloth works and fashion influenced pieces. Also featured are River Museum and Philadelphia Museum of Art items, plus upcoming major productions and a Sharon Mehta conducted Israel Philharmonic tribute.
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Cynthia Carlson
Joyce Kozloff
Fabric Workshop
Jody Pinto
Italo
Marjorie Strider
Rose Tree Festival Sets Schedule Amid Weather Delays
The Rose Tree Festival highlights its members with a Sunday event moved to Spotted High School due to rain. Orchestra conductor Richard Narmour will resume the seventh season in fall rehearsals. If rain continues, Ringeld Highs will host a rain plan. A young people's concert is set for 8:15 p.m. June 21 by St. Francis of Assisi Players, presenting Wilson's musical with a rain date to be announced.
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Capture of a Social Leader Cited for Reform Efforts
A garbled report honors Capt Noah and Judge Joseph as public figures who worked on social problems. It mentions a church in a ghetto area and his stated aim to offer incentives to youths, highlighting community reform efforts and a public record of commendation.
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