Lead: Thomas Mitchell
Leads: Mandy Patinkin and Bernadette Peters Director: James Lapine
Typescript on white paper with handwritten additions and revisions. Covers return to Plum through Abbot Charles' heart attack. Pages missing noted on chapter dividers
Typescript on white paper with handwritten additions and revisions. Covers return to Plum through V-J Day and memories as an altar boy for Father O'Day. 127 pages
8: Boat ride; Tracy's place. 9: Grand opening; Wallace
Father O'Day leaves Plum; Nominees for Abbot; Elections; Installation
11: V-J Day; Father O'Day. 12: Death of Alan Romberg. 13-14: At the Abbey; JoAnn visits
Return to Abbey from Plum
Chatherine and JoAnn; Rupert; Brendan at reunion; Dodger leaves Plum
Dodger to supper; Visit with Father O'Day at the rectory; Brendan renounces Dodger
a. Chapter 3b and 4; b. At the store; Dodger, Grandfather's train trip; letter to Mae
Abbot Dede; Charles; funeral; Death of father; Resident priest; Wallace's betrayal
Brendan to Minneapolis; Backup boyfriend; JoAnn
Letter to mother; Vigil; Council meeting; Rufus
Hospital; Abbey; Death of grandfather; Death of Charles
Abbot Charles' heart attack; Hospital; Uncle Bud
Sandhill; JoAnn
Co-author: John D. Wickkiser (St. Cloud State University, Professor of Exercise Physiology, 1970-1974) Appeared in Medicine and Science in Sports, Volume 7, Number 3, 1975
Queen's Theatre, London, England Written by Maurice Maeterlinck
Cricket Theatre, New York, NY Written by Atholl Fugard Leads: J. D. Cannon and James Earl Jones Director: John Berry
Written by Jean Genet
June 1954
Academy of Music, New York, NY Written by Charles Barras Director: Lawrence McCarthy From Academy of Music publication.
Bradley Gorder, Roxann Tuscany, Warren Green, Greg Gasman
Written by Harold Pinter
Appeared in The American Biology Teacher, Volume 38, Number 4, April 1977
Director: Barbara Loden
Director: Barbara Loden
Riverside Studios, London, England Written by John Blair and Norman Fenton Director: Albert Finney Includes newspaper and magazine clippings from 1978 and 1984.
Cort Theatre, New York, NY Written by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather and Captain Arthur Eliot