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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1973

Page

6

Elizabeth Ashley Talks Enchanted Role at Eisenhower Theatre

Elizabeth Ashley discusses Isabel in Jean Giraudoux The Enchanted at the Kennedy Center, noting the French play requires subtler American staging. She reflects on Isabel as a free spirit facing society, the 1928 rural French setting, and the play’s fairy tale quality while recalling past stage and language challenges.

Washington, D. C Elizabeth Ashley Jean Giraudoux Eisenhower Theatre Fairfax Hotel Moss Ashley Isabel Giraudoux Stephen Porter Roger Stevens Kennedy Center George Kaufman Leueen MacGrath France Paris Louisiana Georgia Peter Glenville Tennessee Williams California Frederick

Walkersville Area Sr Citizens Hold Valentine Party

In a rainy February 14 gathering the Walkersville Area Senior Citizens met in the Lutheran social room. Rev John Leaf and wife Connie sang duets with accompaniment by Mrs. Paul Dinterman. The Heart Game yielded small prizes as members shared needlework plans and music hopes for March 14 and a St Patrick theme at Georgetown Chapel.

Walkersville John Leaf Connie Leaf Paul Dinterman Leaf H. Lewis Wisner Jr Hazel Roderick Brownie Troop 803 Carolyn Bell Fred Dayhoff Ray Dinterman Jr Georgetown Chapel Walkersville High School

Eleanor Hanper Family Section Editor profile

Family Section editor She Frederick RMews-Post is noted in the Friday March 2 1973 issue. The snippet lists personnel and department roles within the paper’s family section, indicating an editorial focus and staff designation.

Eleanor Hanper

Miss Nagel To Marry Capt Lambert in Boonville Soon

Miss Phyllis Nagel of Boonville Missouri will wed Capt James H Lambert son of Col and Mrs Robert O Lambert of Quarry Heights Canal Zone. Lambert recently returned from Vietnam after a second tour of duty the wedding is planned for soon.

Virgil Nagel Boonville Phyllis James H. Lambert Robert O. Lambert Quarry Heights Canal Zone James Oscar Joy Libertytown Vietnam

St Patrick's Dance Planned by Prospect Hall PTA and St John’s

Final plans for the St Patrick's Dance at Prospect Heights are announced. Co chairs Charles McCallum and Robert Morrow of Prospect Hall High School PTA and St John’s Home-School Association outline music by Bill Krantz and his orchestra, all inclusive tickets at 7.50, reservations limited to 350, last sales by March 13, and sales at Elkins Jewelers.

St. Patrick’s Dance St. John’s St. Patrick’s Charles McCallum Robert Morrow Prospect Hall High School PTA Morrow Bill Krantz McCallum Corrie Krask Taney Avenue Elkins Jewelers East Patrick Street St. Patrick's Rita O'Connell Kay Morrow Doris Krask Angie Marchetti

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