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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1970

Page

6

Little Murders at Olney Theatre Provokes Grim American Violence

Richard Leichert reviews Jules Feiffer’s Little Murders at Olney Theatre through August 3, praising Patricia Elliott and Alexander Courtney in a stark satire. The play links private family life to a wider culture of violence, ending with a disturbing communal fixation as a sniper’s shot triggers a fatal chain of emulation.

Jules Feiffer Patricia Eliott Alexander Courtney Anita Danger Ben Kapen Ralph Carideo James D. Waring Olney Theatre Kennedy Feiffer Newquist New York City Marjorie Newquist Anita Dangler Carol Newquist Kenny Newgquist Portnoy Patsy Newquist Patricia Elliott Patsy Alfred Courtney Marlon Brando Alfred Chamberlain Peace Corps Dupas Peter Vogt God Newquists New York Kenny Practice

Miss Audrey Kidd Weds Clark Emory Kline Jr in Kemptown

Audrey Kidd daughter of Mr and Mrs Arlie M Kidd tied the knot with Clark Emory Kline Jr at the Kemptown Methodist Church in a July 11 double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Kenneth Beale. The couple will live at Poplar Heights after a Virginia West Virginia wedding trip.

Audrey Diane Kidd Arlie M. Kidd Airy Clark Emory Kline Jr C. E. Kline Monrovia Methodist Church Kemptown Kenneth Beale Gayle Day Shirley Miller George Ketterman Kay Ardele Knight Albert J. Main Jr Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick Louis M. Knight Albert J. Main Sr Roland C. Hobbs William Sprigg Garden Club Prospect Hill Richard F. Kline Kline Alfresco G. Hunter Bowers Sr Zimmerman Greenhouses Francis S. Gaither Jr Joseph E. Elkins Jace Nancy Knight James Main Ronald Crum Main Trunk Memorial Hall Charles H. Summers Charles K. Summers Raymond Speaks Bernard Clark

Women Peace League backs store boycotts

The Women s International League for Peace and Freedom urges American women to boycott first Saturdays and products of war suppliers to pressure armament firms. Leaders include Coretta Scott King Bess Myerson Grant Jane Hart Janette Rankin Felicia Bernstein and Virginia Sniton. The campaign aims to mobilize millions of women to curb war funding.

Margaret Scherf Associated Press Washington Cap Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom Women of America Katherina L. Camp League Indochina Jane Hart Philip A. Hart D-Mich Jeanette Rankin Montana Felicia Bernstein Leonard Bernstein Virginia Sniton Women’s Division American Jewish Congress Arnold Toynbee Mothers of America Pentagon

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