Playwright Jim Kirkwood Turns Cat Is Dead into Hit Play
New York writer Jim Kirkwood recounts turning the vengeance tale of intruder drama into P.S. Your Cat Is Dead! The performer, novelist, and co author of A Chorus Line recalls robberies that inspired the piece. He cites international hits and a Circle in the Square run amid a life filled with stage, film, and television work.
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Remembering Dad Who Bought the World for Us
A son reflects on decades of unspoken love for his father, detailing personal sacrifices, work at Sun Oil and Houdry Laboratories, and family memories from baseball to a Derby victory. He urges readers to tell their fathers “I love you” this Father's Day, while recalling key names and events from the family’s past.
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John
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Susan Thompson
Houdry Catalytic News
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