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Lundeana Thomas, director of UofL's African American Theatre program, and Rinda Frye, theatre department chair, portray Civil War spies in the play "Mason-Dixon." The play March 27 to 29 at Thrust Theatre marks their final performances on campus, as both faculty members plan to retire later this year.
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The entertainers at the Thredbo Blues Festival last month had me smiling from ear to ear. This little event takes place in the charming alpine village for which it is named, high in Australia’s Snowy Mountains. For two and a half days, the restaurants, bars, and public spaces are bouncing with joyful sounds.
I was introduced to the wonderful Mason Rack Band: when he’s not sounding like Tom Waits growling an old blues-rock standard, Mason Rack is giggling like a mischievous child and telling stories of growing up in a family of entertainers.
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in Eagan-the mini tart-like pecan pies and the fruit tarts look amazing too-We had breakfast at The Mason Jar but it was curtained off so we were actually dining in Cupcake. I don't usually order pancakes but it is served with fruit and that sounded good-but I had to order three pancakes (not just one) in order to get the fruit-so I got a huge pile (3) of pancakes and 13 blueberries. Dennis had the breakfast sandwich on a croissant served with Rosemary potatoes and he was very happy with it.
This is used for many things, dances, dinners, weddings even local performances by drama groups and etc.
To me, mason jars are expectant of what is to come...pencils, flowers, gumballs, cinnamon hearts!
Whatever we choose to use them for, mason jars always provide the perfect canvas.
Photo taken at the premiere of the movie SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES 12/10/80 - Permission granted to copy, publish or post but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can. Thanks.
Photo taken at the premiere of the movie SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES 12/10/80 - Permission granted to copy, publish or post but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can. Thanks.
Stopped at Mason's Rootbeer stand in Washington, IN for a rootbeer on the way home Saturday. This car hop was sitting waiting on customers to arrive.
Members of the Mason coss country team, Tori Martin, junior, left, Monica Lake, senior, and Mackenzie Jensen, senior. For preps fall preview. The Enquirer/ Cara Owsley
Lundeana Thomas, director of UofL's African American Theatre program, and Rinda Frye, theatre department chair, portray Civil War spies in the play "Mason-Dixon." The play March 27 to 29 at Thrust Theatre marks their final performances on campus, as both faculty members plan to retire later this year.