Skylark at Temple of Music and Art Offers Sharp Comedy
The Tucson Little Theater presents Skylark by Samson Raphaelson. Tony and Lydia Kenyon celebrate their 10th anniversary as advertising execs visit the couple with Bill Blake. Performances improve after a rocky first act with strong direction by William Courteen and capable leads Priscilla Sanders Manspeaker and Bayard Ellis, while Mac Marshall’s Blake draws mixed reaction.
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Temple of Music and Art
Samson Raphaelson
Tucson Little Theater
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Noel Coward
S. N. Behrman
TLT
Tony
Lydia Kenyon
Advertising Associates
Bill Blake
Kenyons
Blake
Skylark
William Courteen
Priscilla Sanders
Bayard Ellis
Mac Marshall
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Marshall
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Skylark shines on Temple stage amid strong cast
The Hamilton staging of Skylark is bright and imaginative and features solid acting by William Wharton Ronald Everett Flora Sheldon House Irwin Gleichenhaus Joan Gruener and Thomas Ashley Burton. The production is sound and engaging, a commendable community theater effort that deserves better audience turnout tonight and tomorrow.
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William Wharton
Ronald Everett
Flora Sheldon House
Irwin Gleichenhaus
Joan Gruener
Thomas Ashley Burton
Hamilton
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Woman Found Dead Is Heart Attack Victim
Phoenix police identify 51 year old Nettie Hart of Phoenix as the woman found dead in an alley. Detectives report no foul play and believe a heart attack caused the death.
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Nettie Hart
Ad Club Head Attacks Play In Tucson
Ade Abbott president of Tucson Advertising Club condemns Samson Raphaelson's Skylark as libelous. He claims ad men are misrepresented and vows to discuss legal action while expressing strong emotions during a heated scene and his nap ending remark.
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Tucson
Samson Raphaelson
Temple of Music and Art
Abbott
Raphaelson
Tucson Little Theater
Mr. Abbott
New Moscow Claim Stalin Made Honorary Indian Chief
A London radio report says Stalin received an honorary Indian chief headdress for his upcoming 70th birthday on December 21. The broadcast hailed him as "the greatest of warriors" and noted election as honorary chief, but gave no sender or location details.
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Josef Stalin
Sees Aid From Foreign Investments
Dr. J. Anton de Haas urged private investment abroad to aid global recovery, telling about 250 Tucson executives that no pat solutions exist and investments are a gamble. He warned of expert shortages and possible ill will, urged U.S. support for Europe, noted Marshall Plan gains, and called for continued aid to England while cautious on Germany.
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Western Europe
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Educator deems idea impractical at club gathering
Dr. de Haas faced dismissal as impractical by an educator during introductions by Charles Towne, president of the Executives club. The group announced Robert Kazmayer as the next speaker for the club proceedings.
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Charles Towne
Executives Club
Robert Kazmayer
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