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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1977

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4

The Archbishop's Ceiling reviewed at Kennedy Center

Ed Campbell reviews Arthur Miller's new play The Archbishop's Ceiling at Eisenhower Theatre. The critic finds it structurally unbalanced with repetitive taped dialogue and weak exposition, though performances by Musante Cullum Andersson Watson and others are convincing amid a lavish set and lighting. The piece is seen as a political collage about police state impacts and freedom, yet remains somber and uneven.

Arthur Miller Eisenhower Theatre Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts The Miller Adrian Tony Musante Europe Sigmund John Cullum Marcus Douglass Watson Irene Bara- Cristen Hansen Martin Joseph Sommer Musante Iron Curtain Maya Bibi Andersson Sommer Watson Ms. Hansen David Jenkins Arvin Brown Ron Wallace Bill Walker Bibi Anderson Kennedy Center

Dear Abby advice column letters on friendship and respect

A concerned friend warns about a wealthy widow deceived by a couple who handle her affairs and may inherit her estate, Abby advises against meddling. A wife questions her husband’s flirtations with strangers and Abby says to set boundaries. A 16 year old CB radio user describes meeting a former online contact at school and his safety.

Abby Barry

Family Crises Highlight Weekend Juvenile Hall Talks

A reader requests guidance on housing a troubled teen facing court-ordered weekends at Tory Hall and possible long probation. He expresses despair and a lack of supportive relatives, while the family weighs whether to offer a stable home. Abby Van Buren responds that the decision rests with the parents, not her.

Juvenile Hall Tory Hall

Orientation for Parents Without Partners in Frederick

Frederick Chapter of Parents Without Partners invites divorced separated widowed or never married parents to join. Prospective members attend a May 15 orientation at Trinity United Methodist Church 705 West Patrick St Frederick at 2 p.m. For information call 6-2-.

Frederick Parents PWP PWP Family Parents Without Partners Trinity United Methodist Church West Patrick St Bermuda He Gulf Capitan New York Aiden Woy Tonsa - Binistry Boyer Travel Agency, Inc Church St

Opera Recordings at the Library Highlight Major Roles

The New York City Opera Company catalog at the Burr Artz Library features Strauss’s Fledermaus in English and German with Lily Pons and Richard Tucker, Rossini’s Barber of Seville led by James Levine, Verdi’s La Traviata with Beverly Sills, Bizet’s Carmen starring Marilyn Horne, Puccini’s Turandot with Joan Sutherland, and the John Rockefeller gift release The Mother of Us All with Mignon Dunn. The review notes strong performances, emotional depth, and the exotic Puccini atmosphere, praising vocal power and dramatic expression.

New York City Opera Company C. Burr Artz Eee Johann Strauss Lily Pons Ljuba Welltsch Richard Tucker Eugene Craay Strauss Anna Russell Rossini Beverly Ills Sherrill Milnes Nicolai Gedda Opera World James Levine Verdi Everly Sills Alexandre Dumas Ils Gedda Marilyn Horne Ames McCracken Ard Bernstein Arilyn Horne Bizet Spain Carmen James McCracken Don Jose Puccini Joan Sutherland Turandot Luciano Pavarotti Sutherland Montsenat Caballi Lin New York City Virgil Thompson Gertrude Stein Rockefeller Foundation Mignon Dunn Susan B. Anthony Ms. Dunn Kennedy Center N.y.co Susan L. Schreiber

Negro BPW Marks Founder's Day With Music Theme

The Negro Business and Professional Women's Club plans its Founder's Day program Sunday May 5 at South Frederick Elementary School. The event runs 2 to 4 pm with local women and girls performing music and several youth awards to be presented. A $1 donation is charged at the door.

Negro Business and Professional Omen’s Club South Frederick Hool

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