Ibsen Seen Anew Through Meyer Biography
Richard Leichert reviews Michael Meyer's biography of Henrik Ibsen, noting its fresh portrayal of the playwright as a complex but ambitious human being. The piece traces Ibsen's life from Skien to Oslo, Bergen, and Rome, highlights his innovations in prose dialogue and social drama, and emphasizes his lasting influence on modern theatre.
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London
Maggie Smith
Henrik Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
New York
Claire Bloom
Meyer
Ibsen
Skien
Norway
Christiania
Oslo
Grimstead
Bergen
Rome
Peer Gynt
League of Youth
Europe
America
Brand
Shakespeare
Scribe
Schiller
Nora
Norwegian Society For Women’s Rights
Desire
Albee
Michael Meyer
Miss Webb Marries Steven Kurz at Mt Bethel Church
Deborah Ann Webb and Steven Ernest Kurz wed in a double ring ceremony at Mt Bethel Methodist Church Foxville officiated by Rev Paul Doherty. The bride's sister Ella Kiley served as matron of honor. Earl Eyler was best man. Out-of-town guests came from Illinois Kansas Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Ann Webb
Steven Ernest Kurz
Mt. Bethel Methodist Church
Foxville
Arthur Paul Webb
RFD 1
Lantz
Jack E. Kurz
Paul Doherty
Betty Eckstine
Koontz and Dick Wed in Frederick Home Ceremony
Sharon L. Dick and William W. Koontz were married August 20 at the Sigler home in Brunswick in a double ring ceremony by Rev. Ralph H. Miller. Bride is a 1963 Frederick High School graduate, employee of Fairchild Industries. groom a 1965 St. John’s High School alumnus, with Wachter Brothers Inc. as employer. They plan a Florida honeymoon and residence in Frederick.
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Lantz
Catoctin High School
Sagner’s, Inc
Hueneme High School
California
University of Maryland
Sandy Fox
Rebecca Albert
Sagner’s
Kiley
Sharon L. Dick
Irvin Stride
Frederick
William W. Koontz
William Koontz
James Sigler
Brunswick
Ralph H. Miller
Bethany Lutheran Church
Frederick High School
Fairchild Industries
Germantown
St. John’s High School
Wachter Brothers, Inc
Deborah Kline Weds George M Wachter in Grace Rocky Hill ceremony
Deborah Yvonne Kline and George Marshall Wachter united in marriage August 1 at Grace Rocky Hill Lutheran Church Woodsboro. The candlelight double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev. Eugene Gardner with organist Mrs Charles Nicodemus. The bride wore an empire style organza gown with Chantilly lace and a French illusion mantilla. She carried a colonial bouquet of roses orchids pompons and baby’s breath. The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Austin M Schroyer and bridesmaids Miss Barbara Boyer Mrs Earl Kolb and Miss Candy Anderson. Best man Kenneth F Spellman with ushers John T Best Earl A Kolb and Austin M Schroyer. A reception followed in the church social room. The bride studied at Walkersville High School and worked at Woodsboro Beauty Shop. the groom farms near Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Yvonne Kline
William K. Kline
Keymar
Wid
George Marshall Wachter
Thomas M. Wachter
Union Bridge
Grace Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Eugene Gardner
Charles Nicodemus
Austin M. Schroyer
Walkersville
Barbra Boyer
Earl Kolb
Frederick
Candy Anderson
Lori Kline
Kenneth F. Spellman
John T. Best
Earl A. Kolb Jrey Frederick
Patrick Speilman
Timothy Kline
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By Richard Leichert
Tosen
Doubleday & Co
Notaras
Miss Webb
Steven E. Kurz
Ella Lee Kiley
Rockville
Thurmont
Earl Eyler
Jimmy Webb
Russell Fisher
Ruby Webb
Illinois
Kansas
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Williamsburg
Steven Ernest Kurt
Koontz-Dick
Ann Stride
Morris Stride
Sigler Home
Florida
Cassee
Bobbie Brooks
Cracker Barrel
Junior Place
Blazers
Vickey Waugh
Junior
Petite
ERE
Manhatten
the Clothes Horse
East Street
Monocacy Shopping
Deborah Kline
George M. Wachter
Belva Johnson
Frank Devilbiss
Nevin Staley
Maurice Boyer
Glen Dayhoff
Joe Rabor
Donna Boyer
Reistertown
Baltimore
Orlando
Fla
Walkersville High School
Woodsboro Beauty Shop
Walkersville High
Austin Schroyer
Devilbiss
Davis Studio
Earport Park
Earport
Niel
Colonial
Patrick ST
Will Hurwit
Biog
Home News
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Galthernburg, Md
York, Penna
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