Civic Theatre Shows Off 'Home' That Work, Cash Built
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6
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October
Year
1964
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Civic Theatre Cites Its 'Star' Members
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7
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June
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1965
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Musical Tops Prize Balloting
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6
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June
Year
1966
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Tiny Theatre To Debut - Offering Two Plays On Friday
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2
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November
Year
1967
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'Rhinocerous' Voted Top Show
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3
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June
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1968
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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre 1957 Awards Winners, May 1957
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1957
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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1957
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Top Thespians: Award-winning actors of the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre's past season are shown with the group's new president, Charles Chadwick (far right). Others are Ted Heusel (left), who accepted the best actor award for Paul Day; Al Phillips (second from left), best supporting actor; Mrs. Heusel (center), best actress, and Mrs. Kenneth Stevenson, best supporting actress. Service awards went to several others.
Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1957
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Top Thespians: Award-winning actors of the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre's past season are shown with the group's new president, Charles Chadwick (far right). Others are Ted Heusel (left), who accepted the best actor award for Paul Day; Al Phillips (second from left), best supporting actor; Mrs. Heusel (center), best actress, and Mrs. Kenneth Stevenson, best supporting actress. Service awards went to several others.
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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Members Renovate Old Waterworks Building for New AACT Home, July 1963 Photographer: Doug Fulton
Year:
1967
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Ann Arbor News, July 1, 1963
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Non-Builders Build: Zeke Jabbour (left, in suit) supervises seven "strictly non-carpenters" renovating the old Waterworks Building for the new Ann Arbor Civic Theatre home: Charles Chadwick and Howard Fox (with board), Ted Farah and Wihtred Cook (under board) and Ken Johnson, Robert Seeman and David Mohler (background).
Ann Arbor News, July 1, 1963
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Non-Builders Build: Zeke Jabbour (left, in suit) supervises seven "strictly non-carpenters" renovating the old Waterworks Building for the new Ann Arbor Civic Theatre home: Charles Chadwick and Howard Fox (with board), Ted Farah and Wihtred Cook (under board) and Ken Johnson, Robert Seeman and David Mohler (background).
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Applying Finishing Touches to Rehearsal Room at the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre, October 1964 Photographer: Duane Scheel
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1964
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Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1964
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Finishing the Job - Applying finishing touches to the rehearsal room of the new Ann Arbor Civic Theatre headquarters at 803 W. Washington prior to Sunday's open house were Donald Stewart (on ladder, background) and (left to right) Wihtred Cook, John Gould, Helga Hover and building committee chairman Charles Chadwick (at transit). The $10,000 renovation project is about two-thirds complete. The former City Utilities Department building was sold to Civic Theatre in 1962. More than 2,000 man-hours have been donated to date for the conversion project which is about two-thirds done.
Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1964
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Finishing the Job - Applying finishing touches to the rehearsal room of the new Ann Arbor Civic Theatre headquarters at 803 W. Washington prior to Sunday's open house were Donald Stewart (on ladder, background) and (left to right) Wihtred Cook, John Gould, Helga Hover and building committee chairman Charles Chadwick (at transit). The $10,000 renovation project is about two-thirds complete. The former City Utilities Department building was sold to Civic Theatre in 1962. More than 2,000 man-hours have been donated to date for the conversion project which is about two-thirds done.
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