Pope John Paul II musical fails on Broadway
In New York authorities report a musical adaptation of The Jeweler's Shop failed to open after the producer’s check bounced, cancelling a planned six week run at St. Clement’s Theater. The 151 seat venue, housed in a former church, could not locate the producer.
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Clinton honors artists patrons writers at medal ceremony
President Clinton awarded the National Medal of the Arts and the Charles Frankel Prize to notable figures including poet Gwendolyn Brooks opera singer Licia Albanese painter Roy Lichtenstein and historian David McCullough. Bob Hope accepted his medal and pressed for golf talk after a charity event.
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