Players Select Three Directors For Summer Comedies
The Town and Country Players announce three summer productions at Easton Avery Community Center on Cheat Lake Road. Thurber Carnival opens June 22 to 24 directed by Samuel T Ellis, who also handles arms and the Man July 27 to 29. Barefoot in the Park closes the season in early September directed by Mrs William W Merow. Membership options include activity, subscription, and patron levels with Morgantown address box 374 26508.
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Broadway Must Create Out of Town Testing Hubs
In a struggling era for Broadway, Feiffer and Freil plays show wasted potential as producers fearlessly chase hits. The piece argues for permanent, subsidized testing houses away from Broadway to nurture risky works, funded by profits from successful shows, as a means to save viable but imperfect scripts.
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Students Get Free Tickets for Honey in the Rock
Beckley announces 8327 sixth grade students in West Virginia will receive free admissions to the outdoor drama Honey in the Rock. The program now enters its seventh season on June 24 at Cliffside Amphitheatre Grandview State Park.
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The People Vs Baby Drug Addicts Review
A book review argues that narcotics addiction is a medical issue requiring doctors and hospitals rather than police. Gertrude Samuels portrays Josie Gomez, a Harlem teen drawn into drugs, crime, and jail, while highlighting societal neglect and competing views on treatment.
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Best Sellers and Regions Featured in Catalog Echoes
A garbled OCR listing presents a mix of book titles and authors including works like The Autobiography and a reference to Santa Virginia. The fragment mentions sellers, sections, and regional labels such as Washington and South America, but details are incomplete and names are partially unreadable.
Focus on the Aza rea MINI
The Dominion Post highlights a MINI focused feature area with local emphasis on design and urban use. The piece discusses community impact, model variety, and availability in regional markets. It notes potential interest for readers seeking compact car options and city driving highlights.
One-Man Show by Jesse F Reed at University Hospital
Morgantown Art Association features multiple exhibits including oils by Mrs R G Miller at Hotel Morgan and water colors by Mrs S L Cale at 143 High Street. Ann Campbell sells oils and water colors at Old Stone House. 26 paintings by members shown at Holiday Inn. Aqua tint etchings featured. Student Exhibit May 1 to June 30 in Science Hall Gallery WVU Campus. Drama Thurber Carnival at Town and Country Players June 22 to 24.
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All Area Artists Invited to Study Morgantown Arts
Mor gantown area artists are invited to register for the Morgantown Arts Association summer session. Peter McWhorter will teach three courses in life drawing, composition and painting with blocks of instruction from 90 to 3 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Courses begin June 6 and June 7. Registration is 7 p.m. Monday at the Art Center on 3M High Street. Fees: $10 for one block, $17 for two, $25 for all three.
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Mountain State Art and Craft Fair at Cedar Lakes Ripley
A long awaited Mountain State Art and Craft Fair will showcase 200 or more artists and craftsmen at Cedar Lakes Ripley from June 30 to July 4. The event features mountain crafts such as broom making spinning rug hook work jewelry and wood carving alongside modern arts and crafts. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for school age children with a focus on traditional and new techniques.
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