New England Travels: Summer Theatre - 2016 Season at The Cape Playhouse, Dennis, Massachusetts

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Summer Theatre - 2016 Season at The Cape Playhouse, Dennis, Massachusetts

Time for Summer stock! Here's the 2016 season at The Cape Playhouse in Dennis, Massachusetts...

LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS

by Neil Simon

June 7-18, 2016

TALLEY'S FOLLY

by Lanford Wilson

June 21-July 2, 2016

THE MUSIC MAN

Book, Music & Lyrics by Meredith Wilson

July 5-23, 2016

THE MAY QUEEN

by Molly Smith Metzler

July 26-August 6, 2016

CABARET

Music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb

August 9-20, 2016

THE MOUSETRAP

by Agatha Christie

August 23-September 3, 2016

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The Cape Playhouse

820 Route 6A

Dennis Village, Massachusetts 02638

Box Office 508.385.3911

Administration 508.385.3838

CapePlayhouse.com

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On GROWING UP IN PRESCOTT - LOST TOWN OF QUABBIN:

Linda Carraway said...

What a wonderful story! My mother, nee Esther Lindell, and her family lived in Hardwick from 1919 until 1922, and I have always been fascinated (yet saddened) by the story of the lost towns.

Can you imagine my surprise when I read this and came upon the name of Marion Kelly? Miss Kelly was the principal of Pines School in Wilbraham when I was there in grades 3-5 (circa 1950-1953) and my mother, having attended Westfield Normal School, was the third grade teacher! Boy, was she hard on me!

Thank you for these memories. You can never know how many hearts and minds you will reach.

Linda Johnson Carraway, Tampa FL

September 19, 2016

On Starring Chester, CT - http://newenglandtravels.blogspot.com/2012/05/starring-chester-connecticut.html

Bill Cotter said...

I just watched the movie again last night and was looking for information on where they filmed it. It looks like several towns have claimed credit but after seeing your pictures it's obvious most of it was shot in Chester. I hope to get back that way and see it in person someday soon.

June 6, 2016

On the Hammersmith Farm:

Lynn Shoen said...

The month after Jackie died, I took my three young nieces from Nevada to Hammersmith Farm. It was owned by Camelot Gardens at the time, and was open to the public. Since the Rhode Island schools had not recessed for the summer, we had the entree house and grounds to ourselves for the day. The guides let us go wherever we wished, into Jackie's bedroom, her bathroom, the kitchen, the deck room, and the wonderful sun porch. It remains one of the most memorable days of our lives, since the house was truly a family home, and we felt so welcome. Lynn Shoen

August 28, 2014

On Brigham's:

Paul Fox said...

I'm the son of the last owner of Brigham's, Paul F. Fox. He operated the store from about 1948 until it closed in 1970. At that time the store was still somewhat successful, but my father correctly believed that he would have to establish branches in the suburbs as Forbes & Wallace and Stieger's were doing. He did not want to run such a large operation.

Paul G Fox
pfox500@gmail.com

August 2, 2014

On Forbes & Wallace - Springfield:

Helene Kelly said...
Thanks so much to all of you for keeping the 'old downtown Springfield alive. I am the niece of George Legos, the former owner and key cook of the Nuttie Goodie Tearoom. He just passed away this morning at the age of 80 from a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He was a wonderful uncle and a great man. So many people have fond memories of my family's downtown Springfield landmark, the Nuttie Goodie Tearoom. Helene
February
17, 2013

On Iwo Jima Memorial - New Hampshire:

Anonymous said...
This article is rubbish. I am Rene Gagnon's grandson and this article seems to pull untrue information out of its ass. My grandfather never tried to capitalize on anything, he was never an alcoholic (who writes this stuff?) He wasn't embittered, and he never worked a menial job... in fact he owned a travel agency with my grandmother.
May 25, 2012

tammy chalbeck said...

Just found out by my brother that Rene Arthur Gagnon was my grandmothers uncle..makes me proud to know that I am related to this man...wish I had heard the same stories from my grandmother that my brother did but I was young...my grandmothers name was Lillian Gagne...would love to know more about him and wish she was alive to tell me! Thank you Tammy Chalbeck
May 28, 2012

On The Ames Mfg. Company:

Yuki said...Hi, I loved your article. Very informative and well executed. I have 2 Ames Swords and was wondering if you know what year the business was sold to Ohio and who the company was it was sold to? Thanks! Still enjoying your article many years after it was written.September 27, 2013

Thomas Fowler said...Thank you so much for this well researched and interesting article on the Ames family and its swords. We are a Southern family near Danville, and have an Ames non-commissioned officer's sword...captured, of course. This is beautiful research, well presented. Thos. B. Fowler August 27, 2013

Mrs. LaFlamme said...
Fascinating article. I grew up in Chicopee and traveled past the old Ames Manufacturing Co. on my way to high school every day. I learned so much from your well documented article.
August 16, 2012

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