Items

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  Scene from "The Bald Soprano"; March 5, 1962

  French troupe performs "La Cantatrice Chauve"
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  Scene from "Taming of the Shrew"; September 19, 1971

  National Players' production of "The Taming of the Shrew"
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  Scene from "Sleeping Beauty"; March 2, 1957

  Scene from League's production of "Sleeping Beauty"
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  Scene from "Rope Enough to Die"; April 23, 1967

  Two in scene from "Rope Enough to Die"
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  Scene from "Rope Enough to Die"; April 23, 1967

  Two in scene from "Rope Enough to Die"
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  Scene from "Once Upon A Mattress"; November 6, 1966

  "Bird" dangles in cage
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  Scene from "Once Upon A Mattress"; November 6, 1966

  Princess trying to sleep on pile of mattresses
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  Scene from "My Fair Lady"; October 31, 1965

  Scene from "My Fair Lady:" Ladies discussing Eliza Doolittle
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  Scene from "My Fair Lady" in Rehearsal; October 31, 1965

  Scene from "My Fair Lady" in rehearsal
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  Scene from "Little Red Riding Hood:" One Act Opera; December 11, 1966

  Granny & Red Riding Hood call for help on phone
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  Scene from "Little Red Riding Hood:" One Act Opera; December 11, 1966

  Red Riding Hood gives strawberries to wolf
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  Scene from "Little Red Riding Hood:" One Act Opera; December 11, 1966

  Red Riding Hood finds wolf disguised as granny
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  Scene from "Little Red Riding Hood:" One Act Opera; December 11, 1966

  Scene with Red Riding Hood & mother
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  Scene from "Little Red Riding Hood:" One Act Opera; December 11, 1966

  Scene with wolf and grandmother from "Little Red Riding Hood"
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  Scene from "Half a Sixpence"; May 29, 1966

  Scene with cast from the play "Half a Sixpence"
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  Scene from "Finian's Rainbow"; March 12, 1978

  Debi Hiatt kisses the Blarney Stone
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  Scene from "Awake and Sing"; January 11, 1976

  "Awake and Sing" presented by LC Theatre
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  Scene from "An Old Kentucky Garden"; March 29, 1953

  Scene from operetta, "An Old Kentucky Garden
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  Scene from "A Streetcar Named Desire"; October 24, 1976

  Scene from "A Streetcar Named Desire"
• Scenario: "Queen of the East"; 2007

  James A. Huston describes the “most remarkable woman of the ancient world.” Zenobia’s life story is presented as a play. Zenobia (b. 240 AD) was skilled with weapons and horses. With her husband Odenathus, Zenobia battled the Persians. After her husband’s assassination, Zenobia liberated Egypt from Rome but eventually her forces were defeated in 272 AD. Huston believes that if Zenobia had been victorious, “we would now live in a much more pleasant world.”
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  SCC check proposed southern high voltage route; April 6, 1974

  State Corp. Commission checks proposed southern route for high voltage lines
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  SCC check proposed southern high voltage route; April 5, 1974

  State Corp. Commission checks proposed southern route for high voltage lines
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  SCAs Working Together; December 12, 1978

  SCA of Glass & Heritage working together
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  Scarff; 1956
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  Scanning Yearbook; September 14, 1966

  Yearbook Committee members view new yearbook