Field God earns praise from Brooklyn critics
Critics hail Paul Green’s The Field God in Werba’s Theatre Brooklyn as a strong piece likely to move to New York. Fritz Leiber leads with Claudine Mintz in a drama seen as better than the average Broadway play. Edwin R. Wolfe produces, directing a Carolina story of Hardy Gilchrist, an atheist tiller facing lack of children and religious tension.
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London
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Frank Reicher
Robert Milton
Asheville
Paul Green
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
God
Werba's
Brooklyn Daily Citizen
Mazda Lane
Brooklyn Daily Times
Hardy Gilchrist
Hardy
Brooklyn Theatre
Gilchrist
Gilchrists
Neill Sykes
Neill
Rhoda Campbell
Rhoda
Jacob Alford
Jacob
Marion Talley Rain Halts Sale at Twin City Affair
Civic Music Commission of Winston-Salem received from the Metropolitan Opera a program Marion Talley will perform at Reynolds Auditorium on Saturday April 23. She appears in five performances with John Corigliano and Edward Harris supporting, featuring works from multiple European composers and encores planned. Meanwhile Marvin Davis scored 190 points in a high school meet, the only boy to reach that in a state event, with a second in running high jump and 125 competitors in Chapel Hill.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Marion Talley
Reynolds Auditorium
Misa Talley
Sweet Home
Kansas City
John Corigliano
Edward Harris
Harris
Raleigh
Lawrence ‘Tibbett
Miss Talley
Lovetide
Marvin Davis
Davis
Chapel Hill
Remaining Miller Clodfelter lots sold. rest to be auctioned
Forty of seventy five sub divided Miller Clodfelter property lots in Mechanicsville were sold as rain halted further sale by Grimes and Clark. Remaining 35 lots to be sold on the first Saturday in May with two more sales planned for Monday, including the Lee Meredith and Everheart properties on Thomasville road with a total of seventy five lots.
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Mas
Mechanicsville
Grimes and Clark
Lee Meredith
Thomasville Road
Everheart
Thomasville
Meredith
Everhart
Burris Supporters Rally Behind Second Ward Bid
Burris headquarters reports rising support as voters rally to the Burris platform for city councilman from the Second Ward. The campaign urges early voting Tuesday and asks supporters to enlist friends.
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Burris Standard
Boys 1 000 Point Luncheon Closes Local Y M C A Contest
The YMCA held a ten week boys 1000 point contest ending yesterday. Nine contestants earned at least 60 points and will receive YMCA emblems. Frank Armfield led all scores with 745. Others included Allford Moffitt 716 Ernest Allman 695 Marvin Davis 674 Chester Smith 651 Howard Marsh 640 Winford Hinkle 631 John Einstein 628 Wade Davis 618. Events spanned track and gym skills with several weekly events.
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Frank Armfield
Allford Moffitt
Thurman Williams Resigns From Atlantic Bank Post
Thurman Williams resigns as vice president of the Atlantic Bank and Trust company after nearly three years to devote time to his personal business. R. B. Terry announces the May 1 effective date. Williams will remain in High Point, and bank officials express regret and best wishes.
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Atlantic Bank and Trust Company
R. B. Terry
Williams
High Point
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