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pertise and possessions. More than 40 individuals contributed to this production. (, Alas, as in even’ production, the program listing and thanking folks went to the printers long before the last of the volunteers showed up. I will not use this space to list their names, but to state that without the hard work of everyone involved, the “Lion” would have not been the success it was. People brought in furniture, tapestries, costume articles, painted signs, made coffee, adjusted sleeves, trimmed wigs, painted arches, adjusted lamps, cleaned and cooked and mostly cared.
This is a remarkable community! So, on behalf of the Rappahannock Players, the cast and crew of “Lion”, I would like to thank everyone, and say w'hat a personal joy it was for me to meet all of you. We look forward to the next production, until then “Break a leg!”
MICHELENE A.
HOSTETTER
President,
Rappahannock Players Inc.
Washington
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