Anything Goes Opens At Shenandoah Tonight
Review of Shenandoah College stage production Anything Goes notes strong performances by Gene Babb Mitzi Noble Melody Swain and others. Praises singing with Porters numbers and Wodehousian impersonations though commentary highlights overlong dialogue and stage cliques.
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Shenandoah
Bentley Kinney
Shenandoah College
Howard Lindsay
Russell Crouse
Guy Bolton
P.G. Wodehouse
Moonface
Martin
Public Enemy
Bonnie
Linde Hagen
Bill Fraula
Dan Shehee
Mitzi
Cole Porter
Blow
Gabriel Blow
Gene Babb
T. Harcourt
Bea O’connell
Dick Boxwell
Paul Sambol
Jay Votel
Ching
Ling
J.G. Russell
Sherman Sumner
Melvin Dick
Pat Robinson
Brant Parker
Best
Charley
Mitzi Noble
Melody Swain
Gene
Melody
Hal Herman
Paul Noble
Maida Jones
Lynn Sams
Mary White
Linde
Bill
Barbara Sambol
Firemen Plan Yard Party And Carnival
The Stephens City Fire Company met last night and organized a yard party for July 21 and a carnival from August 27 to September 1. A Country and Gospel Music Show will be held May 27 at the fire hall from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds fund a new fire truck due for delivery in June. Residents or firemen missing membership cards may send contributions to the hall.
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Stephens City Fire Company
Stephens City
Diplomats See Power Of Presidency Reduced
At the United Nations several veteran diplomats say Watergate will shrink presidential power and reduce U S influence abroad. They foresee U S withdrawal from world affairs and lost markets to Japan, China, and Europe while noting U S institutions remain strong despite the scandal.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Nixon
Middle East
Japan
China
Soviet Union
White House
Congress
Kentucky Sees Nation's Largest Cigarette Gain in 1973
Kentucky posted a 14.9 percent rise in taxed cigarette volume in the first quarter of 1973, the Tobacco Tax Council reports. The nationwide average gain was 3.9 percent, with Kentucky aided by a low three cent per package tax.
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Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
Tobacco Tax Council
Frederick County opens 1973 kindergarten and first grade registration
Registration for children entering kindergarten or first grade in Frederick County schools for the 1973-74 session is underway. Parents must be five by Oct 31 for kindergarten or six by Oct 1 for first grade and provide birth or hospital certificate, medical exam, immunization records, and the road highway number of residence.
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Frederick County
Combined Concert by James Wood and Dayton Regional High Schools
The Concert Choir of James Wood High School teams with Dayton Regional High School in Springfield New Jersey for an 8 p.m. Saturday concert in the James Wood auditorium. The event closes an exchange trip with New Jersey students directed by Ed Shiley and includes two combined selections led by Shiley and Thompson. Attendance is free.
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James Wood High School
Dayton Regional High School
Springfield
N.J
James Wood
New Jersey
Ed Shiley
Frederick County
Shiley
Thompson
Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board Meets to Appoint
The Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board will meet in the Conference Room at the County Clerk's Office Court Square Winchester Virginia on Friday June 1 1973 at 10 00 AM to appoint a School Board Member in the Opequon District.
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Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board
Court Square
Winchester
Virginia
Opequon
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Impressario
Joan Adams
Bibara Sambol
Mary Ann Clowser
Peggy Hancock
Reynolds
Sarah
Guys and Dolls
Sir Evelyn
Hope Harcourt
Porter
Burtons” Ward Plaza
U.S. 11
Frederick
D.P.T
Seiko
Bulova
Accutron
Caravelle
Timex
Ccaravelle
Onice
BankAmericaid
Loudoun St. Winchester
Royal Jewelers
N. Loudoun St
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