Fredericktowne Players Stage The Curious Savage Three Act Comedy
Fredericktowne Players present The Curious Savage a three act comedy at Frederick High School on April 22 23 and 24 curtain at 830 pm Miss Betty Barnett directs a cast of 11 with Marian Whichard as Mrs Savage and Otha Barnett Maurice Guss Bill Main Judy Williamson Peggy Jordan Bill Du Bell Sylvia Smith Kitty Forsythe and young Tuviah Guss in key roles a lively community theater production exploring a sane woman daughterly rivals and a hidden ten million dollar fortune in bonds at The Cloisters in Massachusetts.
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Fredericktowne Players
Frederick High School
Betty Barnett
John Patrick
New York
Lillian Gish
Cloisters
Massachusetts
Savage
Mrs. Savage
Frederick Theatre
Marian Whichard
Angel
Marian
Mountain Theatre
Braddock Heights
Thomas Johnson High School
Clarence
Titus
Lily Belle
Samuel
Boston
Otha Barnett
Henry
Steve McQueen
Barnett
Guss
Fort Detrick
Chief of Engineers
Washington
Main
Frederick
Judy Williamson
Willy
Judy
Sam
Middletown
Peggy Jordan
Hood College
Fairy May
Peggy
Laurel
Maryland
Hannibal
Bill DuBell
Walkersville
University of Delaware
Cromwell
Anne
Sylvia Smith
Hutton and Kalis Law Firm
New Jersey
Players
Sylvia
Florence
Jeffrey
Bill Wells
Fredericktowne
Wells
Paul Bratter
Charles Sidley
Danielle
Army
Paddy
Katherine Forsythe
Kitty
Bryn Mawr
Princeton Intime Theatre
The
Periwinkle Players
the Barnstromers
Baltimore Vagabond Theatre
Columbia Players
Asheville
Tuviah Guss
Tovy
Scopes Trial Remembered In Dayton Tennessee 1925
The World Almanac recalls the 1925 Dayton Tennessee trial of John Scopes a biology teacher accused of teaching evolution in violation of a state law. He was found guilty and fined one hundred dollars in a dramatic courtroom clash over creation and science.
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John Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
The
World Almanac
Scopes
Disabled Vets Back Calley Action Pleases DAV Leader
Disabled American Veterans National Commander Cecil W. Stevenson praised President Carter for clemency in Lt. Calley’s case. He reports a flood of member calls urging executive clemency while noting DAV’s 348 177 members from Cincinnati founded 50 years ago. The federally chartered group advocates health welfare education rehabilitation and employment for disabled veterans widows and dependents.
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Disabled American Veterans
Cecil W. Stevenson
United States
Lt. Calley
Cincinnati
Ohio
DAV
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Bill du Bell
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