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Theatre
Clurman, Harold | October 27, 1956 issue

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The article focuses on the various theatrical productions. "The Loud Red Patrick," by John Boruff from a book by Ruth McKenny, staged at Ambassador theatre. "Patrick," starring Arthur Kennedy, James Congdon. "The Reluctant Debutante," by William Doughlas Home starring Wilfred Hyde Whute, Adrienne Allen and Anna Massey. "Too Late the Phalarope," by Robert Yale Libott, starring Barry Sullivan, Finlay Currie, Paul Mann and Ellen Holly.

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PERFORMING arts; THEATER; MOTION picture producers & directors; LOUD Red Patrick, The (Theatrical production); RELUCTANT Debutante, The (Theatrical production); KENNEDY, Arthur; MASSEY, Anna; CURRIE, Finlay
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