Chautauqua Players Announce Summer Stock Schedule
Chautauqua Players plan a second summer stock season at Miami Valley Chautauqua led by executive producer Miss Sarah Downs. The season opens with Bus Stop on Tuesday at 8 30 pm and features new York actors plus local apprentices, lower ticket prices, a Saturday prop exchange performance, and a lineup including Tender Trap Separate Rooms Reluctant Debutante Moon Is Blue Janue Gi Gi Chalk Garden.
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Producer Dad Doesn't Help Actress Jacqueline Holt
Jacqueline Holt says a producer father offers no advantage for her acting career. She has never worked in Nat Holt's films, though casting directors know her father will ensure she won’t go hungry. She might change her name and slim down for a gaunt look. Her father also produces Tales Of Wells Fargo, where she had a single part not known to him until he saw her studying a script.
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Rodgers' Daughters Try Songwriting With It Takes Three to Make Music
New York reports two Richard Rodgers daughters Mary Rodgers and Linda Melnick produced a miniature revue It Takes Three to Make Music with Mary as lyricist and Linda handling the music. Mary Martin may present it in her upcoming concert tour next fall across the country.
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British Sunday laws clash with modern life in protests
A long running push to reform Britain's Sunday statutes faces a stubborn 1625 1677 1780 framework and the Lord's Day Observance Society. The piece notes razor bans, theater limits, sports prohibitions, and unusual exceptions as reform efforts are debated amid church and press backing.
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Lord's Day Laws Spark Debate Over Worship and Recreation
A clash of views on Sunday observance emerges as the Lord's Day Society defends traditional worship while others urge modernizing laws. Leaders note biblical examples and call for balancing sacred duties with wholesome recreation.
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