Thompson reflects on On Golden Pond life and Westminster visit
Westminster playwright Ernest Thompson promotes benefit showings of On Golden Pond and discusses his father Theron Thompson, his Maryland ties, and the process behind writing the play and Waltz. He recalls working with Katharine Hepburn, his shy nature, and his advice to writers about patience and staying grounded.
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Golden Pond
Norman Thayer
Fonda
Jane
Katharine Hepburn
Theron Thompson
Kennedy Center
Washington
Thompson
Whee
New England
Hepburn
Los Angeles
Maryland
Dorothy Elderdice
Lake
Maine
North
South
Vermont
New York City
Cbs-Cable
Burgess Meredith
Eileen Brennan
Ned Beatty
New York
L.A
Woodgs
LO Msle
Ernest Thompson
Bum
Thompson Honors Dorothy Elderdice as TV Reporters Skeptical
Westminster dedication scene for Dorothy Elderdice blends a memorial plaque with labor tensions at WMAR TV. Reporters Joyce Jefferson and Joan Gartlan confront Ernest Thompson over interviewing a striker-crossing reporter, while senior staff oppose wage cuts for new hires. Thompson recalls Elderdice’s impact on Carroll County and theater, praising her as a humanitarian and arts advocate.
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Westminster
Ernest Thompson
On Golden Pond
Wmar-Tv
Joyce Jefferson
Joan Gartlan
Becky Hill
Baltimore
Ms. Jefferson
Pew
Jack
Susan White Bowden
Dorothy Ebderdice
Thompcom
Bor
Ted Theater
Ase
Iy Center
Katharine
Hepburn
Margaret Mary Elderdice
Dorothy Elderdice
Thompson
Carroll Players
Carroll County
Museum to sponsor furniture lecture on Chippen dale chairs
Morrison B Jeekscher curator from the Metropolitan Museum of Art will discuss Chipendale Furniture in Newport and Philadelphia at the Morris Schapiro Memorial Lecture. The talk at 8 15 p m on Tuesday April at the Maryland Historical Society Baltimore is free and open to the public. Call 3750 extension 54 for more information.
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Newport
Philadelphia
Museum and Library of Maryland History
Maryland Historical Society
Morrison B. Jeekscher
Department of American Decorative Arts
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Maryland Historica Society
W. Monument St
Baltimore
Hood College hosts Home Economics Career Day for high school juniors
Hood College invites high school juniors and seniors to a Friday, April 16 career day starting at 10 a.m. Students may register by April 2 and join lunch in Coblentz Dining Hall. The spring agenda includes a new Resource Management Facility with teaching and residential use. Faculty will expand community outreach on nutrition and aging services. For details contact Hood College Home Economics at 663-3131 ext 308.
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Hood College
Hood
Coblentz
Department of Home Economics
Hood College Offers Career E vioration Workshops
Hood College hosts two Career E vioration Workshops in April sponsored by Continuing Education. Six sessions run on six Thursdays 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and six mornings on April 6 8 13 15 20 and 22 from 9 to noon. Dixie Miller leads the sessions with a $45 fee covering tests workbook and materials. Advance registration is required contact Hood College at 663 3131 ext 343.
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Tor of Continuing Education
Hood
Office of Continuing Education
Hood College
Lost Metaphor symposium to open Gettysburg College’s sesquicentennial
Gettysburg College launches its 150th anniversary week with The Lost Metaphor an interdisciplinary symposium. On April 1 at 7 30 p m Schmucker Recital Hall panelists include Luther J Binkley Douglas K Candland Eugene P Kennedy and Hamilton Kuhn with James Pickering moderating. They will explore tensions between humanities and sciences and how humanities might reintegrate with the sciences and social sciences. The public is invited to attend along with other sesquicentennial events.
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Gettysburg College
Schmucker Recital Hall
Luther J. Binkley
Franklin and Marshall College
Douglas K. Candland
Buckell University
Eugene P. Kennedy
Hamilton Kuhn
Harvard Medical School
James Pickering
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