Portraits of hardship and art stir a garden gallery
An interview with Adolph Lewishohn reveals reflections on Depression era hardship and human nature. He recalls viewing Monet and Renoir works, praises a prison reform letter from Calvin Coolidge era, and notes how artists and collectors balance taste with markets. He recalls family lineage and discusses broader social strain amid economic woes.
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sAdolph Lewiss
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Chow
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Calvin Coolidge
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van Gogh
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Community Players Draw Appreciative Crowd on Wednesday
The Community Players presented Lady Windermere's Fan to a grateful audience at Little Theatre Wednesday. Applause grew for the second and third acts with strong laughs from Mrs. John O. Nixon as the Duchess of Barwick and strong performances by Paul Gitleapla, Ben Woodcock, Fred Schlessinger, Carrall Gilbert, and Gwendolyn Adrkin. The play continues Thursday night.
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John O. Nixon
Dichess of
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Paul Gitleapla
Augustus Lorton
Ben Woodcock
Cecil Grahai
Fred Schlessinger
Dumby
Ad Carrall Gilbert
Mr. Harper
Gwendolyn Adrkin
Tady Agatha
Lars Clifton
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