Sound and Light at Ford's Theatre premiere draws crowds
Richard Leichert reviews the world premiere of Sound and Light at Ford's Theatre presented by the Interior Department and the National Park Service. Walter Hickel attends the July opening as the production evokes Civil War era events with vivid sound and lighting, reimagining Lincoln’s assassination and Booth's act in a spine chilling, immersive setting.
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Ford
Theatre
Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Walter Hickel
France
Chambord
Loire
Laire Valley
Charles Guggenheim
Harry Maheim
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
John Ford
Booth
National Theatre
Washington
Scott Kirkpatrick
Scott
Neil Simon
New York
Jack Weston
Ruby Keeler
National
Winston Churchill
Jose Ferrer
The
Theatre Guild
Lee J Cobb Voices Lincoln in Ford's Sound and Light
A review lauds Ford's Sound and Light production with Lee J Cobb as Lincoln and James Earl Jones narrating It recounts the assassination sequence and urges a fuller follow through from the moment Booth fires to Lincoln being taken to safety The piece notes the cast including Stacy Keach Dorothea Hammond and Dimitra Arliss and mentions showtimes and adaptational details
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Guggenheim
Malcolm
Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Ford's
Lee J. Cobb
James Earl Jones
Stacy Keach
John Wilkes Booth
Arena
Dorothea Hammond
Dimitra Arliss
Ralph Strai
Ann Chodoff
Washington Theatre Club
Baltimore’s Best Restaurants feature by Craig Claiborne
The New York Times critic rates six Baltimore eateries. Obrycki’s and Gordon’s earn three stars for standout steamed crabs and crab cakes, while Chesapeake, Maison Marconi, Tio Pepe, Haussner’s receive two stars for noted specialties and ambience.
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Baltimore
Craig Claiborne
New York Times
America
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Gordon's
Orleans Street
Patterson Park Avenue
Gordon’s
Chesapeake Restaurant
North Charles
Chesapeake
Claiborne
Maison Marconi
Saratoga Street
Tio Pepe
East
Franklin Street
United States
Haussner's
Eastern Ave
Miss Page Bride of James Sweeney
Marybelle Cecily Page and James Richard Sweeney wed in a double ring ceremony at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren Burkittsville. Marybelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Earl Page Pageway Adamstown, is a Frederick social worker. James, son of Mr. and Mrs F William Sweeney Thurmont, works in engineering at Potomac Edison. After a trip to Rehoboth they reside in Frederick.
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Charles Earl Page
Pageway
Adamstown
Marybelle Cecily
James Richard Sweeney
Falls Church
F. William Sweeney
RFD i
Thurmont
Earl Zigler
Pleasant View Church
Sweeney
Ursuline College
Louisville
Kye
Frederick County Department of Social Services
Frederick
Frushour Burns Vows Exchange in Ramey Church
Miss Carol Louise Burns and Bruce George Frushour were married at United Methodist Church Ramey Pa with Rev Donald Bailor presiding. The bride wore white crepe with daisies and a white hat. matron of honor wore yellow green. best man was Robert Sutton. couple to reside in Shaker Heights Ohio after a wedding trip to Bathon Mass.
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Carol Louise Burns
William Burns
Ramey
Bruce George Frushour
Harry V. Frushour
Linden Boulevard
Middletown
United Methodist Church
Donald Bailor
William Burns Jr
Robert Sutton
Coraopolis
Douglas Martin
Robert Palm
Captain’s Hall
Clearfield
Baton, Mass
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Ohio
Case Western Reserve University
Bride-Elect Debbie Mullinix Honored With Shower
Miss Debbie Mullinix of Mount Airy received a surprise bridal shower at the Covington home in Columbia hosted by Mrs. Fam Martin Covington and Mrs. Regina Warfield Rigler. Attending were numerous Mullinix family members and friends. gifts were sent by others. She will wed Sept 6 to Stanley Moore of Woodbine.
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Debbie Mullinix
Poplar Springs
Mt. Airy
Fam Martin Covington
Regina Warfield Rigler
Columbia
Robert Mullinix
Edgar Wilson
Asbury Mullinix
Leonard Mullinix
Cindy
Wendy
Loyd Beare
Vickie
Calvin Day
Donna
Sterling Mullinix
Marian
Sanley Moore
Leon Moore
Woodbine
Return Home After Tour Of Europe
Mrs. Charles W. Creager Mr. Airy and Mrs. Helen Bear of Westminster recently returned from a European tour visiting London Paris Rome Jerusalem and cities in Switzerland and Egypt. Highlights included the Garden of Gethsemane Jericho Mount of Olives Bethlehem the Jordan River and the Dead Sea with desert temperatures near 120 to 130 degrees. In Switzerland the climate was cooler with snowy Grindelwald at 7100 feet accessible by cable car and views of Jungfrau Monch and Eiger. The party returned to the United States aboard Air France on a B 747 with 360 seating capacity.
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Charles W. Creager
Airy
Helen Bear
Westminster
Europe
London
Paris
Rome
Jerusalem
Switzerland
Egypt
Garden of Bethsemane
Jericho
Mount of Olives
Bethlehem
Jordan River
Dead Sea
Grindelwald
Miss Crone Weds Charles Spangler in Frederick Church
Miss Ann Marie Crone daughter of Mrs Ruth C Crone Monrovia wed Charles Elsworth Spangler son of Mrs Jessie E Spangler Frederick in a double ring ceremony at Calvary United Methodist Church Frederick with Rev Kenneth A Tyson officiating. The gown was peau de soie with lace overlay and a chapel train. A bouffant nylon veil and pearl crystal headpiece complemented a white Bible with orchid corsage. Bridesmaids wore pink and yellow gowns. Lori Rutherford was flower girl. Best man was Patrick Dougherty. ushers included Earl Crone. Reception followed at the church social room. couple to reside at 910 Pine Ave Frederick after a trip to the Poconos.
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Ann Marie Crone
Ruth C. Crone
Monrovia
Earl L. Crone
Charles Elsworth Spangler
Jessie E. Spangler
Frederick
Snively Spangler
Kenneth A. Tyson
Calvary United Methodist Church
John G. Felton
Joseph W. Smith
Glynda Crone
Bartonsville
Joan Rutherford
Sharon Smith
Maid of Honor
Lori Rutherford
Patrick Dougherty
Gene King
Earl Crone
Wilda Edwards
Union Bridge
Gail Grable
Keymar
June Heller
Poconos
Pine Ave
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the Voice
A. Lincoln
Laura Keene
Rose Hill
Frederick County
Park and Recreation Department
Charles Lanner
Barbara Dennis Avirette
Thomas Johnson
Pat Sanner
Pat
Christine Meadows
MU. Vernon
James Richard Sweene
Miss Page Bride of
James Sweeney
Frushour
Chickeft
Ariel
James Kenroth
Miriam Klein
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TIL & Plm. Ee
Benjamin Moores As
Garst
Los Exactas
Capel Beltway
U.s.route 1
Uchy
W. Sedgwick Street
Philadelphia
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Berger
N. Market St
Miss Crone
Charles Spangler
State Farm Insurance Company
Charles
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Alison Wig Sale
Dynes
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Primrose Lane
South Hagerstown
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