Memorial Players
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Dedicated to providing free community theater in Bolton Hill, Memorial Players productions depend en Update description
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Olivia S. 2015-11-12Ragtime was amazing! What a great show great job to cast and crew!!!
Tom L. 2014-11-22Outstanding performance!
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Memorial P. 2017-10-28
Memorial Players resident researcher, Kristine Smets has a wonderful business. Please check out www.chainlines.com. Thank you for your support, Kristine!
Memorial Players resident researcher, Kristine Smets has a wonderful business. Please check out www.chainlines.com. Thank you for your support, Kristine!
Memorial P. 2017-10-28
Scrooges' character was based on men Dickens despised: misers like John Elwes Maggot who, despite his willingness to invest heavily into business, was extremely stingy in his personal affairs. He was so worried about saving money that he would spend the
Scrooges' character was based on men Dickens despised: misers like John Elwes Maggot who, despite his willingness to invest heavily into business, was extremely stingy in his personal affairs. He was so worried about saving money that he would spend the
Memorial P. 2017-10-27
Many thanks to our friend Jon, the Personal Trainer Extraordinaire! We appreciate your support and encouragement very much. https://www.facebook.com/jonadlerkaplan
Many thanks to our friend Jon, the Personal Trainer Extraordinaire! We appreciate your support and encouragement very much. https://www.facebook.com/jonadlerkaplan
Memorial P. 2017-10-27
Many thanks to Avendui Lacovara of www.lacovaragroup.com for your generous support of Memorial Players!
Many thanks to Avendui Lacovara of www.lacovaragroup.com for your generous support of Memorial Players!
Memorial P. 2017-10-27
The name of Ebenezer Scrooge, was inspired by a Scottish cornman, Ebenezer Lennox Scroggie, whose tombstone Charles Dickens had seen in an Edinburgh cemetery a few years earlier. Scroggie's tombstone read "meal man," but Dickens misread the inscription a
The name of Ebenezer Scrooge, was inspired by a Scottish cornman, Ebenezer Lennox Scroggie, whose tombstone Charles Dickens had seen in an Edinburgh cemetery a few years earlier. Scroggie's tombstone read "meal man," but Dickens misread the inscription a
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