Somewhere Under The Rainbow Theater Tale in Washington
A review of the American Theatre production Somewhere Under The Rainbow in Washington DC. The piece follows Billy and his companions in Rainbow Land as they interact with radio-show parodies and a Nixon-like president figure, with music by James Rado praised for vitality while satire on politics receives mixed success. The cast includes Charles Weaver and Bert Ossono among others, with strong vocal performances noted.
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Washington
James Hade
Rada
Watergate
Sou
Vietnam
American Theatre
Billy
Rainbow Land
Charles Weaver
Bert Ossono
Bill Henry Douglas
Dorothy
Earth
Henry Aldridge
Major Rainbowes
Robert Ader
Hainbeans
Fedlel Gukiman
Nixon
Mr Kissinger
Billy Earth
Ike Dorothy
Toto
James Rade
Green Man
Chad” Jatella Keel
Charles Chiff
Douglas Shear
Scott Taylor
Steve Marghoshes
Flower Children
Rado Brothers
Wise-Fawley Vows Exchanged at St Johns Lutheran Church
Deborah Kay Fawlty and Mertle Wayne Wise married at St Johns Lutheran Church Myerville. Bride is daughter of Charles W Fawley Ri J Myerville. groom is son of Mertle C Wise West Maus St Middletown. Maid of honor was Bridem Fawley Wise. bridesmaids Lyan Falkernstein Susan Burner and Kristi Fawley. Best man Ronald Wise. ushers Ralph Folden and Ptal Sowers. acolytes Tommy Cashour and David Cline. The couple, both Middletown graduates, reside in Middletown.
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Myervile
Reces
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Mertle Wayne Wise
Charles W Fawley
Ri J. Myerville
Mertle C Wise
West Maus St
Middletown
Sharon Fawley
Myersille
Bridem
Lyan Falkernstein
Myersville
Susan Burner
Mise Desay Wise
Ster
Kristi Fawley
Jefferson
Kelli
Gaver
Ronald Wise
Ralph Folden
Arlingson
Ptal Sowers
Makietown
David Wise
Tommy Cashour
David Cline
Mrs Wise
Middletown High School
Wh Business College
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Wen Markets
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Maidletown
Death at Buffalo Creek and Aldabra natural history notes
A library note reviews Tom Nugent on Death at Buffalo Creek, a 1972 West Virginia flood investigation with mining company blame, and Tony Beamish on Aldabra Island a remote Indian Ocean habitat with tortoises and seabirds. It also covers Grow Your Own Plants by Jack Kramer detailing seed to grafting methods and garden basics.
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Buffalo Creek
Tom Nugent
West Virginia
Buffalo Mining Company
Nugent
Mr. Nugent
Wayne Hatfield
Buffalo Hollow
Aldabra
Tony Beamish
Indian Ocean
Earth
Uty
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Sammy Cahn elected president of Songwriters Hall of Fame
The Songwriters Hall of Fame board announces lyricist Sammy Cahn as president, succeeding Johnny Mercer who retires after five years in the role. Mercer ends his tenure with the group as Cahn takes the helm.
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Songwriters’ Hall of Fame
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Miss Mackinzie Weds Douglas E. Long at Elias Lutheran
Miss Mackinzie Mackinzie daughter of William C. Mackie and Mrs Mackie of Emmitsburg wed Douglas Eugene Long son of Charles Long and Mrs Long of Emmitsburg in a Dec 22 ceremony at Elias Lutheran Church. Rev W Ronald Fearer officiated with organist Carolyn Eyler and pianist George Brachey Jr. The bridal party included Joyce Mackinge maid of honor Peggy Long and best man Cpl Paul Mackinzie. Ushers were Eric Glass Glenn Glass Gary Reed and Robert Novac. The couple plans to reside at Chanute AFB while Long completes Air Force training and assignment.
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Bnde
Douglas Eugene Long
Miss Mackinzie
William C. Mackie
Rt. 2
Emmitsburg
Mr. Long
Charles Long
Elias Lutheran Church
W. Ronald Fearer
Carolyn Eyler
George Brachey Jr
Joyce Mackinge
Peggy Long
Cpl
Paul Mackinzie
el Toro Marine Station
Calif
Eric
Glenn Glass
Gary Reed
Robert Novac
Thurmont
Catoctin High School
Air Force
Aberdeen urged to host International Youth Orchestras festival
The Lord Provost's committee in Aberdeen unanimously backs accepting an invitation to stage the International Festival of Youth Orchestras for three years. After last August's event with over 1,000 participants from around the world, the committee proposes council funding of 50,000 next year 75,000 in 1973 and 100,000 in 1976.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Festival of Youth Orchestras
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