(IN THIS
ISSUE)
PHOTOS OF
CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES AND PARTICIPANTS
(All conference photos are the work of John Gillooly)
SHOTS OF SESSION GROUPS A-N
(excluding Session M, sadly missed by the photographer)
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Session A:
Shyre, Miller, Metten, Swortzell.
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Session B:
Burian, Vineberg, Garvey, Lewis, Shaughnessy,
Vena. (Tom Olsson, seen else-where in this
issue, missed the cast call.)
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Session C:
Black, Bloom, Floyd, Bogard, Manheim.
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Session D:
Barlow, Gallup, Bower, Metten.
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Session E:
Maufort and Adler listen to
. . .
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. . . the
words of fellow speaker Shafer.
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Session F:
Bermel, Manheim, Waterstradt.
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| Session G:
Ikeuchi, Vena, Bloom, Frazer. |
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Session H: White, Raleigh,
Porter, Bryer, Ben-Zvi.
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Session I: Harris, Egri,
Chothia,
Krafchick, Swortzell.
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Session J:
Berlin, Porter, Manheim, Flynn.
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Session K: Robinson, Barlow,
Vineberg, Mandl,
Peters.
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Session L: Harris, Vena,
Waterstradt, Voelker, Bloom, Blank, Metten.
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Session N: Dee, Burian,
Garvey, Quintero,
McDermott, Weston, Olsson, Voelker.
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A full house for Sunday's
Session N. |
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CONFERENCE CANDIDS
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Tom McDermott with Perry
Miller Adato and Paul Shyre, whose film, "Eugene
O'Neill - A Glory of Ghosts," was the
post-banquet highlight on Thursday evening, May
29.
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Messrs. Bogard and Quintero
muse over coffee before Session N on Sunday.
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| Michael McShane and Stan
Weston in the Friday evening performance of
Hughie. |
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Normand Berlin offers emphatic response to a
question posed him in Session J.
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John
Henry Raleigh, clearly undaunted by the early
hour of Session H on Saturday.
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Mr.
Weston, during the Sunday a.m. discussion of
"O'Neill on Stage." |
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SCENES FROM THE SATURDAY NIGHT "TRIBUTE TO O'NEILL"
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Israel Horovitz assesses the
O'Neill legacy
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José
Quintero
tells of the power of O'Neill
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| Ruby
Dee speaks the
words of Mary Tyrone |
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. .
. and signs a
well-wisher's program.
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. . and greets Miss
Dee thereafter.
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. and receives a
standing ovation. |
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