Play Strindberg Debuts at Olney Theatre Season Opening
Richard Leichert recaps Olney Theatre's 20th season with Friedrich Durrenmatt’s Play Strindberg, a humorous take on Strindberg's Dance of Death staged by the Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center. The review praises Robert Symonds’s Edgar, notes Priscilla Pointer as Alice, and highlights the production’s comic framing of a grim marriage.
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Olney Theatre
Play Strindberg
Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center
Friedrich Durrenmatt
August Strindberg
Strindberg
Durrenmatt
Sweden
Sigmund Freud
Darrenmatt
Alice
Priscilla Pommier
Edgar
Robert Symonds
Kurt
Ray Fry
Buffalo
Symonds
Prisclla Pointer
Aleve
Priscilla Pointer
Whipp-Troxell Nuptials Tie Frederick Couple
Dolores Hope Whipp and Nevin W. Troxell wed at Shookstown Assembly of God in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Edgar Hare and Rev. M Q Spencer. The bride wore a candlelight organza gown with ivory lace and carried a cascade bouquet. matron of honor and bridesmaids joined in the celebration.
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Dolores Hope Whipp
Harvey C. Whipp Jr
Frederick
Nevin W. Troxell
Wilson Troxell Sr
Shookstown
James Wolf
James Bohrer
Cindy Deater
Linda Heller
Lorrie Shaw
Heidi Sue Whipp
Cheryl Wolf
Wilson Troxell Jr
Ronnie Naugle
Taneytown
Jamie Harris
Gregory Fulmer
Miss Palmer and Gustaf Glessner Plan June Wedding
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Ralph J Palmer for their daughter Sharon Deborah to Gustaf I R Glessner son of Mr and Mrs Richard L Glessner Both families reside in Boonsboro and Williamsport The couple will wed in June 1973 after Sharon’s 1968 Boonsboro High School graduation and Gustaf’s 1967 Williamsport High School graduation They plan a reception at a church social room and a wedding trip to Williamsburg Virginia.
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Ralph J. Palmer
RFD 2
Boonsboro
Sharon Deborah
Gustaf I. R. Glessner
Richard L.glessner
RFD
Williamsport
Miss Palmer
Boonsboro Senior High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Glessner
Williamsport High School
Hagerstown Junior College
Two Guys Department Store
Hagerstown
Franny
Middletown
Willamsburg
Frederick
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Swirl
Rm Carl Beauty Salon
Packaging Corp
Preventing Algae Growth In Pool Water Chemistry
The speaker outlines a pool care program focused on algae prevention. Algae spores enter pools from wind dust and rain, forming slime that hinders filtration. An algaecide inhibitor works as a backup if chlorine is exhausted, reducing the need for later algae removal. Never mix concentrated chemicals.
Frederick Bridge Club and Local Duplicate Events
The Frederick Bridge Club held regular Monday games at Fort Detrick Officers Club with north-south and east-west winners listed. The Catoctin Bridge Club and Ivy’s Duplicate Bridge Club reported recent results and upcoming events at local venues including American Legion Thurmont and Motter Avenue locations.
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Frederick
Jack Groth
Fort Detrick
Catoctin Bridge Club
Manuel Weinberg
Col
Glenn Wilhide
Grayson Fouche
Ross Smith
Gerald Yornetz
Lewis Shapiro
Jules Shapiro
William Benjamin
Colyn Phillips
Lowell Phillips
Elizabeth Strube
Russell Flanagan
Ivy's
Arthur Strube
J. Weldon Harper
Lottle Gall
Sam Roger
Charles Arotsky
J. Austin Whitehill
Lewis Frizzell
John Warfield
David Weinberg
Harry Hamilton
Motter Ave
Miss Life Weds Norman R. Miller at Locust Grove Church
Cynthia Ann Life and Norman Ray Miller married May 6 at Locust Grove Church of the Brethren Mt Airy. Bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs Charles Life of Mt Airy. Groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs Harvey Lindsey of Silver Spring. Rev Loyal Vanderveer officiated. Chan tilly lace gown featured.
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Cynthia Ann Life
Norman Ray Miller
Locust Grove Church of
Wedding of Miss Charlene Life in Harrisonburg and Silver Spring
A large luncheon by Fred'k. DAR in Sjamsville marks an annual event at Mrs. Donald W. Tolson’s home. The ceremony featured Charlene Life as maid of honor, with bridesmaids Vicky Ritchie Mary Ludholtz Valerie Smith and Vickey Wolfe. Best man Richard Miller and ushers from Silver Spring attended. The couple leaves for a Skyline Drive wedding trip and plans to reside in Hyattville after a Washington DC area careers.
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Charlene Life
Harrisonburg
Vicky Ritchie
Mary Ludholtz
Falls Church
Valerie Smith
Vickey Wolfe
Silver Spring
Richard Miller
George Hauff
William Davis
Michael Golacinski
F. T. Corvato
Skyline Drive
South Carroll High School
Sykesville
Career Academy of Dental Assisting
Northwood High School
Washington
D. C
Miss Myers to Marry Dennis Kline
Graceham announces the engagement of Christine Ann Myers to Dennis R. Kline son of Ray R. Kline Rocky Ridge and the late Louise E. Kline. Christine is a 1968 Thurmont High School graduate and works for C P Telephone in Frederick. Dennis is a 1967 Walkersville High School graduate with an AA degree and attends Frederick Community College and Baltimore College of Commerce. he works for Standard Building Systems in Point of Rocks. A September 16 wedding is planned.
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Lawrence C. Myers
Graceham
Christine Ann
Dennis R. Kline
Ray R. Kline
Rocky Ridge
Louise E. Kline
Miss Myers
Thurmont High School
C & P Telephone Co
Frederick
Mr. Kline
Walkersville High School
Frederick Community College
Baltimore College of Commerce
Standard Building Systems
Point of Rocks
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By Richard Leichert
Painters Mill Music Fair
Treasure Island
Hansel and Gretel
Smithsonian Institution
National Mall
Maryland
Baltimore
Chestertown
Troxell-Whipp
Mr. Glessner
George Walch
Thelma Hilderbrand
Hilderbrand
Bonnie Neal
Grace Fox
the Diving Board
Cedar Grove
Browning
Charlie N
Browning Pools
P.O. Germantowne
Mle
Patrick St
Catoctin
Sam Birely
Donald Crawford
American Legion
Thurmont
Ivy
Miss Life
Norman R. Miller
Fred’k. Dar
Allen
Panasoi Radios—Hotcombs
Dennis Kline
Christine Ann Myers
Mr. Emmette
Sheroken House
East Third
Remsbergs Fweiry
Mexico
Amoer
Market St
VER
Gency, Inc
Dean‘s* Village
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