Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Director and Cast Rehearse 'Voice of the Turtle,' October 1948
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Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1948
Caption
"Now This Is How It Should Be Done": Director Laird Brooks (right) demonstrates that "just right" touch he wants during a rehearsal of a scene from a forthcoming Civic Theatre play. Looking on as Brooks pirouettes in the "little theater" workshop at the Burns Park Log Cabin are Mary Lou Bramwell and Morris Winers, two of the principal actors in the Play, The Voice of the Turtle, which will open in the Slauson Junior High School Auditorium Oct. 24.
Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1948
Caption
"Now This Is How It Should Be Done": Director Laird Brooks (right) demonstrates that "just right" touch he wants during a rehearsal of a scene from a forthcoming Civic Theatre play. Looking on as Brooks pirouettes in the "little theater" workshop at the Burns Park Log Cabin are Mary Lou Bramwell and Morris Winers, two of the principal actors in the Play, The Voice of the Turtle, which will open in the Slauson Junior High School Auditorium Oct. 24.
Year
1948
Month
October
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"Ann Arbor Argus, September 30, 1898: Dedication of the Log Cabin at the Fairgrounds. 6,000 visitors on the grounds yesterday. The Old Fairgrounds would later become Burns Park" - Wystan Stevens
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