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Friday, January 28, 2011
JULIANNE MOORE AT HARVARD
Julianne Moore was honored as the Hasty Pudding Theatricals 2011 “Woman of the Year” on Thursday, January 27. Due to the snow storm the night before the traditional parade was canceled. Moore is escorted onto the porch of the Hasty Pudding Club on Holyoke Street where she greeted the press and public.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
"It's Christmas Time" ~ Reagle Music Theatre
Maggie Sabella, 13, is "Clara" and Connor Fallon is "Captain" in "Teddy Bears' Nutcracker" part of "It's Christmas Time" presented by the Reagle Music Theatre." The show is from December 3-12 in Waltham. There are 40 singers, 150 young performers, and a live orchestra. This dress rehearsal was on Monday, December 1.
Precision dancers perform as part of "It's Christmas Time" presented by the Reagle Music Theatre."
The Reagle Music Theatre is presenting "It's Christmas Time" for the 28th year. There are 40 singers and 150 children in the cast, as well as, a live orchestra.Performances are from December 3rd - 12th at the Reagle Music Theatre 617 Lexington Street at Waltham High School. Tickets can be ordered online at ReagleMusicTheatre.com or for more information call (781)891-5600.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
BLITEHWOLD MANSION AND GARDENS ~ BRISTOL, R.I.
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"Blithewold, located in Bristol, RI, is 33 acres of lawns, gardens, specimen trees, and historic stone structures. In 1895, Augustus Van Wickle and his wife, Bessie Pardee Van Wickle, purchased 70 acres of waterfront land in Bristol, RI and named it Blithewold (Old English for "happy woodland"). They built a large, Queen Anne style mansion, and moved in during the summer of 1896. They would reside at Blithewold from May until November. Bessie hired John DeWolf, Bristol landscape architect and Superintendent of Prospect Park, New York City, to help implement her vision of a horticultural sanctuary. "
"The sweeping 10 acre Great Lawn and its views to Narragansett Bay is the perfect setting for over 500 different kinds of trees and shrubs. Taking full advantage of the stunning water views and country setting, Landscape Architect John DeWolf designed the landscape starting in the mid 1890s, in an informal style with touches of formal elements."
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