When Comedy Was King at Palace Theatre
Laugh long and loud this weekend for WHEN COMEDY WAS KING at Palace Theatre with two show days. The blurb promises light humor and a breezy stage experience for audiences seeking a memory of classic entertainment.
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Palace Theatre
Bill of Rights Day Explained in Plain Terms
December 15 is Bill of Rights Day in the United States. The article outlines the first ten amendments adopted in 1791 and their protections for freedom of religion speech press assembly petition rights against unreasonable searches and seizures due process speedy trial rights and protections against cruel punishments as well as bearing arms and limits on government powers. It emphasizes that the rights are fundamental and should be respected by governing bodies and notes the importance of consulting an attorney for legal matters.
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Star misprint turns Christmas play into reversed letters
A Sunday school scene ends with the word STAR appearing in reverse on stage. The piece also quotes a lighthearted line about theater and a reflective note thanking doctors, nurses, and friends for hospital care from Jim Zissa.
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Dennis Wagner
John J. Hanacek
Jim Zissa
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