Final IceHouse Presentation Delivers Believable Farce
The Ice House theatre presents a farce with an English old maid, a bishop, an escaped prisoner, and a vicar in a lively ensemble. Notable performances include Nertz as a cockney maid, Hess as the frustrated bishop, and Abel as a busy American actress. Director Pennington earns praise for staging and Norris for set construction.
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Ice House
Dering
a _ amassta
Maxine Hines
Miss Skillen
Bob Fallon
Corp
Clive Winton
David Abel
Lionel Toop
Fred Spanogle
Fred Reddy
Steve Maleski
Sergeant Towers
English Constabulary
B. Y. Pennington
Bill Norris
Evelyn Peters
Alford Defines Statesman as Hays Probes Political Tactics
Dr. Dale Alford in Orlando urged defense of rights and warned that the Supreme Court and NAACP push may threaten patriotism. He defended majority rights, attacked civil rights measures, and urged a frontal fight against segregation while praising Citizens Councils and condemning erosion of constitutional law.
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Dale Alford
Orlando
Alford
Little Rock
Ark
U. S. House of Representatives
Brooks Hays
Citizens Councils
Hays
Congress
Southern Baptist Convention
Syd
Lake County
Arkansas
United States
Dr. Alford
America
Orval Faubus
Rep
Toynbee on Western sway through freedom and dignity
A Toynbee assertion frames the West gaining global influence by championing freedom and human dignity, arguing these ideals attract nations to its side. The quotation highlights ideological appeal as a strategic force in world affairs.
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Arnold J. Toynbee
Cover Crops Topic Set for Citrus School Meeting
County Agent Bob Norris will discuss cover crops and soil organic matter in citrus grove management at the regular monthly Clermont Citrus School meeting Tuesday evening April 21 at 8 o'clock. The Florida Power Lounge hosts the event and all interested are invited.
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Citrus Grove
Bob Norris
Clermont Citrus School
Florida Power Lounge
Ted Shawn's Festival to Stage 60 Shows at Jacob's Pillow
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival unveils a 60 performance summer schedule from June 30 to August 29. Ballet Rambert makes its U S debut for three weeks July 14 to August 1 under Mme Marie Rambert. The lineup features Beryl Goldwyn John Chesworth Gillian Martlew Lucette Aldous plus St Denis La Meri Goya and others with new English ballets Giselle and Coppelia on the program.
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Ted Shawn
Ballet Rambert
England
Balletomanes
London
United States
Sadler’s Wells Theatre
Mme
Marie Rambert
Beryl Goldwyn
John Chesworth
Gillian Martlew
Lucette Aldous
Ruth St. Denis
la Meri
Carola Goya
Matteo
Final Tennis Trophies Awarded in Winter Program
The winter recreational tennis season concluded with awards for youth and teen players. Karen Adams led the girls under 13, Janet Miller was runner up. Chip Lee topped the boys under 13 with Allen Whittington second. Margaret Atkins won and Janie Murray was second in the over 13 group. Henry Link presided as program president and Chamber of Commerce donated the trophies.
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Karen Adams
Janet Miller
Chip Lee
Allen Whittington
Margaret Atkins
Janie Murray
Hies
Henry Link
Chamber of Commerce
Work and Play Blur in a Gelett Burgess Quip
The fragment invokes Gelett Burgess and hints at a paradox between work and play. It cites a phrase about play that is work and work that is play, suggesting Burgess’s wit on naming and roles. The text foregrounds Burgess as the referenced author.
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