Masque and Wig Guild 1960 Production of Two Blind Mice 4
Under the direction of William O'Sullivan, the Masque and Wig Guild presented "Two Blind Mice" by Samuel Spemack at Jacksonville State College (now Jacksonville State University) on May 2 and May 4, 1960 in Leone Cole Auditorium. The scene of the play is in the Office of Medicinal Her...
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Masque and Wig Guild 1960 Production of Two Blind Mice 4Opal R. LovettUnder the direction of William O'Sullivan, the Masque and Wig Guild presented "Two Blind Mice" by Samuel Spemack at Jacksonville State College (now Jacksonville State University) on May 2 and May 4, 1960 in Leone Cole Auditorium. The scene of the play is in the Office of Medicinal Herbs run by widow Letitia (part played by Pat Marbut) and her assistant Crystal (part played by Mozell Gibson). A love affair between Karen and Thomas Thurston (parts played by Fayth Shonesy and Ernie Reidelbach) add interest to the story. Shown on stage with Mr. O'Sullivan are cast members, in no order, Pat Marbut, Mozelle Gibson, David Thompson, Merrill Owens, Sam Houston, Ernie Reidelbach, Fred Greer, Charles Wyatt, Ed Pierce, Clark Gable, Faythe Shonesy, Miriam Pate Holmes, John Draper, Tom Jones, Tommy Whatley, Tommy Dennis, Hal Hayes, Ray Gentles, and Doris Pickett. (circa May 2, 1960)1960-05-02T07:00:00Ztextimage/tiffhttps://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/31466https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/context/lib-ac-histimg/article/32465/type/native/viewcontent/PSN1960play_21532.tifThis image is the property of Jacksonville State University and is intended for non-commercial use. Images may be copied for research, teaching, personal, or any fair use as defined by U.S. copyright law. Images may not be altered in any way. Users of these images are asked to acknowledge Jacksonville State University. For questions or further information about usage rights, please contact the Library’s Electronic Resources Department at (256) 782-8195.Historical Image CollectionJSU Digital CommonsJacksonville State University -- HistoryJacksonville State University -- FacultyCollege students -- AlabamaJacksonville State University -- StudentsCollege and school dramaAmericanhttps://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/32465/thumbnail.jpg |
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Masque and Wig Guild 1960 Production of Two Blind Mice 4 |
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Masque and Wig Guild 1960 Production of Two Blind Mice 4 |
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Opal R. Lovett |
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Opal R. Lovett |
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Under the direction of William O'Sullivan, the Masque and Wig Guild presented "Two Blind Mice" by Samuel Spemack at Jacksonville State College (now Jacksonville State University) on May 2 and May 4, 1960 in Leone Cole Auditorium. The scene of the play is in the Office of Medicinal Herbs run by widow Letitia (part played by Pat Marbut) and her assistant Crystal (part played by Mozell Gibson). A love affair between Karen and Thomas Thurston (parts played by Fayth Shonesy and Ernie Reidelbach) add interest to the story. Shown on stage with Mr. O'Sullivan are cast members, in no order, Pat Marbut, Mozelle Gibson, David Thompson, Merrill Owens, Sam Houston, Ernie Reidelbach, Fred Greer, Charles Wyatt, Ed Pierce, Clark Gable, Faythe Shonesy, Miriam Pate Holmes, John Draper, Tom Jones, Tommy Whatley, Tommy Dennis, Hal Hayes, Ray Gentles, and Doris Pickett. (circa May 2, 1960) |
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