1776 Broadway Review Delves Into Freedom’s Birth
Sherman Edwards new musical 1776 starring William Daniels Howard da Silva and others at the National Theatre Washington D C portrays the Continental Congress as it considers independence in Philadelphia. The production directed by Peter Hunt is praised for its historical clarity strong performances and stirring climax with Jefferson Franklin Adams and Adams allies shaping the Declaration. A separate note reports heavy ticketing issues at Shady Grove Theatre for You're a Good Man Charlie Brown with seating limits and price tier manipulation. Also listed is the Danzi Woodwind Quintet concert in Baltimore March 2 as part of the Second International Festival of 20th Century Chamber Music with premieres by Fontemara Kotowski and Hindemith.
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Sherman Edwards
Wiliam Daniels
Paul Hecht
Howard da Silva
Clifford David
Roy Poule
Peter Hunt
National Theatre
Wash
D.C
United States of America
Continental Congress
George III
John Adams
William Daniel
Edwards
Jo Mielziner
Philadelphia
Charles Thomson
Ralston Mill
Stephen Hopkins
Rhode Island
Ray Poole
Congress
Massachusetts
England
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
William Daniels
Harvard
Youngr
Jefferson
Ben Franklin
Rdamd Holgate
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
New England
Jarvis
Senate
la Mancha
Tom Fess
Shady Grove
Charlie Brown
Fess
Charity Brown
Baltimore
Holland
The
Society
Baltimore Museum
Will Eisma
Quintet
Wlodzimierz Kotowski
Carius Milhaud
Paul Hindemith
Music Centre
North Charles St
Museum
Hood College selects Maryland student for Glamour contest
Patricia A. Etzel of Parkton Maryland, Hood College senior and French major, was chosen by Hood students to represent the college in Glamour magazine's Ten Best-dressed College Girls contest. Her campus election followed eight contestants. finalists are profiled in the August issue with wardrobe plans and fashion judgment guiding the final decision.
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Patricia A. Etzel
David P. Etzel
Parkton, Md
Hood College
Glamour
Etzel
Hood
Miss Etzel
The
University of Strasbourg
France
Hoom
Maryland
Glamour Magazine
Parkton
Xi Sigma Program Highlights Great Men
Xi Sigma Beta Sigma Phi International sorority held February meetings at the homes of Mrs. Edward Plunkett and Mrs. Manuel Barbetro. Mrs. Andrew Kource presided. Plans included an Easter weekend London trip sponsored by Baltimore area chapters and a March covered dish supper at Mrs. James Kale’s home.
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Xi Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority
Edward Plunkett
Walkersville
Manuel Barbetro
Taney Avenue
Andrew Kource
Frederick
London
England
Baltimore Area
Louis Faville
James Kale
Will Acres
James Stymack
Barbetto
Frederick Bridge Club Holds Regular and Novice Games
Frederick Bridge Club met at the VFW Country Club for a regular game and a novice event. North South and East West winners were named in both the regular and novice sections, with top pairs including Mrs Manuel Weinberg, Mrs Robert Swanson, and Maj Emerson Shroyer among others. Open Pairs Championship first half scheduled at 7:15 pm tonight at the VFW Country Club. Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club results listed from last Thursday, with multiple first and second place pairs. A regular game is set for Thursday at 12:30 pm at Erni's Italian Restaurant Rosemont Avenue.
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Frederick Bridge Club
VFW Country Club
Manuel Weinberg
Robert Swanson
Dan Weinberg
Jack Groth
Harold McCue
Robert Poleto
Emerson Shroyer
Walter Feaga
Weldon Harper
Dorsey Shipley
Ralph Kline
Cleo Campbell
Smith
Pat Hamilton
Evelyn Krantz
Col
Lewis Frizell
Jake Wiles
Robert Dailey
William Aentee
Charles Sayler
Erni
Rosemont Avenue
AAUW Plans Panel Discussion in Frederick
A panel of leaders from the Frederick Dialogue Groups will speak to the Freder ick branch of the AAUW on Tuesday February 25 at 8 p.m. in Gov Thomas Johnson High School cafeteria. Panelists Mrs Howard Goodrich Mrs Gladys Irvin Cornelius Turner and Les Olson will be introduced by William Dubell. The branch invites alumnae of qualifying colleges to join this presentation of a pertinent issue.
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Frederick Dialogue Groups
Frederick
American Association of University Women
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Hong- Ing
Engagements Announced for Moxley and Fogle Families
Mrs. Mary N. Moxley of Frederick announces the engagement of her daughter Patricia Diane to Michael Albert Locke of Middletown. Patricia, a 1967 Frederick High School graduate, works for State Farm Insurance. Michael, a 1967 Middletown High School graduate, is employed by Vitro Laboratories in Silver Spring. A wedding date has not been set. Mrs. Edna M. Fogle of Lantz announces the engagement of her daughter Judy Ann to Glenn E. Toms Jr. of Emmitsburg. Judy Ann attended Thurmont High School. Glenn, a 1962 Emmitsburg High School graduate, works for the National Bureau of Standards in Gaithersburg. A March 1 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary N. Moxley
Frederick
Patricia Diane
Michael Albert Locke
Charles W. Locke
Middletown
Miss Moxley
Frederick High School
State Farm Insurance Co
Locke
Middletown High School
Vitro Laboratories
Silver Spring
Edna M. Fogle
Lantz
Judy Ann
Glenn E, Toms Jr
Glenn E. Toms Sr
Emmitsburg
Miss Fogle
Thurmont High School
Toms
Emmitsburg High School
National Bureau of Standards
Gaithersburg
Lewistown Homemakers Forge Ahead
The Lewistown Homemakers Club active since 1928 keeps growing with new members. January guest Rev George Flakeman shared a Russia tour and insights. February covered picture framing techniques. a March bus trip to the National Flower Show in Washington, D C is planned.
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Lewistown
Catoctin Bridge Club Results and Midweek Notice
The Catoctin Bridge Club held a regular game last Wednesday. Northe south winners were first Mrs. Robert Swanson and Mrs. Gerald Yonetz, second Mrs. Robert Remsburg and Mrs. Charles Arotsky, third Charlies Crum and Marlowe Cline. Mactweet shiners were first Mrs. Rosie Dodd and Mrs. Richard Kelly, tied for second and third Mrs. Dick Bernstein and Dr. Walter Snow, tied with Mrs. J. Weldon Harper and Mrs. Walter Feaga. This Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Cozy Restaurant Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Bridge Club
Northe South
Robert Swanson
Gerald Yonetz
Robert Remsburg
Charles Arotsky
Charlies Crum
Marlowe Cline
Rosie Dodd
Richard Kelly
Dick Bernstein
Walter Snow
J. Weldon Harper
Walter Feaga
Cozy Restaurant
Thurmont
Chin Up Tips for a Subtle Jawline
A brief note offering cosmetic advice to reduce the appearance of a double chin. Suggestions include a dark under-chin blusher, chin straps, daily massage with the backs of the fingers, and upward backward strokes to firm the jaw area.
Lash care tips for fuller eyes using mascara
The article advises applying mascara while wet and layering after drying to enhance length and fullness. It recommends removing old cosmetics before use and using hazel-soaked cotton puffs to cleanse and soothe the eyes.
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Ike Franklin
Peter Muni
Peter Hant
Baltimore Museum of Art
Chamber Music Society of Baltimore
Nassau
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Boyer Travel Agency
Market St
Xi Sigma
Dottle Morgan
Frederick County Heart Assoc
Heart Fund
Plunkert
Melvin Whitfield
Whitfield
Lincoln
Washington
Eugene Clark
Fayille
Norman Fisher
Morgan
Stymack
Walter Kelly
Daniel Pfeiffer
Richard van Vieck
Jack & Jill Day
Mra
Henry Anth
Edward Thomas
Mia
Richard Bernstein
John Hanna
AAUW
Judy Ann Fogle
Patricia Diane Moxley
Lewistown Homemakers
Alberta Falconer
New Market Club
Mehrle Ramsburg Jr
Clifford Kelly
Washington, D.C
Lewis Martz
Lewistown Club
Frederick County Council
Glenna Leatherman
Albert Powell
Jane Rippeon
Levi Lenhart
Catoctin
Duraclean
D&j
Mr. Airy
Victoria
Joronal Runtry
Patnick ST. Frederick
Vicki Wenger Doty
Interiors
Old Annapolis Road
New Market
Linganore Scheel
Mont. County
Huater
America
Tocal
St. Lowa
Cincinnati
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