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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1952

Page

5

Legion Mid Winter Talk In Tempe Nov 29

The American Legion plans its annual mid winter conference in Tempe November 29 and 30 with Commander C R Waters and 69 posts attending. National leaders James R Wilson and John R Stille will speak as will area commanders and local officers during sessions detailing the year’s program. The event opens with the dedication of the Department Headquarters at 723 W Polk St Phoenix on Friday November 26 and features the presentation of the only American flag salvaged from the Battleship Arizona to the Arizona Department.

American Legion Tempe C. R. Waters Kingman Legion Waters James R. Wilson Security Division Indianapolis John R. Stille Tucson Wm. R. Bourdon Snowflake James Davis Yuma Wm. R. Bourdon Jr Holtbrook Harry Gagnall Jr Coolidge KK. J. Evans Douglas Department W. Polk Street Phoenix Arizona Honolulu Howard H. Reed Department of Arizona

Desert Theatre Ghost Opens As Scottsdale Plays Go On

The Desert Gramérey Ghost opened last night with Cobina Wright Jr credited in the fireplace scene. Lillian Councilman, an artist and properties manager, did the set painting while Jee Moore loaned a straight jacket and stretcher for the production. The drive to press continues Wednesday as readers may have seen the play already.

Scottsdale Cobina Wright, Jr IT Properties Lillian Councilman Jee Moore Gramérey

Gramercy Ghost Continues at Scottsdale Sound Stage

The Gramercy Ghost production receives strong praise for lighting, sound, and makeup. Lillian Councilman coordinated props through Paul’s Furniture Shop with Scottsdale residents. Lawn Jones and Roberta Christian led makeup. Jeanne Deem and Phyllis Cox handled ticket sales with many seats still available for tonight and tomorrow. Tickets cost 1.20 and are sold at the Cudin City Sound Stage box office, AM phone numbers, Patio Shops booths, and Scottsdald Pharmacy. Carroll Pierce, Players president, calls the show outstanding and urges attendance, noting excellent acoustics and seating arrangements to add rows if needed. The audience consensus is high after last evening’s viewing.

Cal Lillian Councilman Paul Scottsdale O Lawn Jones Roberta Christian Jeanne Deem Phyllis Cox Cudin City Scottsdald Pharmacy Carroll Pierce Players Cudia Gramercy

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