"The Players" performing Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas in pantomime.
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Woody Whitney -- violin, Gary McDonough -- narration, and Patsy Droubay -- ALL the characters. They've performed this show during the Holiday Season for thirty years in the Salt Lake County Library system, and various schools. In fact there's a production going on as I write this!
I remember the winter of 2nd Grade when Grinch was brand-new (1957). Time has been good to this book!
In other news, Johnny Melville FINALLY got on a plane to South America!
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John Towsen has a new chapter in All Fall Down: The Craft and Art of Physical Comedy. He tells about the legacy of Max Linder -- the first major comic acting star of Cinema. There will be further information in upcoming episodes.