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Every Doctor Who Companion
āŖ Ā Vicki Pallister
Every Doctor Who Companion
āŖ Dodo Chaplet
Happy birthday Jackie Lane - 10 July 1941
Dodo Chaplet
February 26, 1966 ā July 2, 1966
Jackie Lane
July 10, 1941 ā June 7, 2021
Question for any people who have gone to see a production of Seussical: what did they do with the casting of your Vlad Vladikoff? Was there an actor specific to Vlad who was otherwise in the generic background ensemble outside of that scene, or did a different named character (such as Schmitz or a Wickersham) double as Vlad and if so then who?
I ask because the production I saw did something very specific with him that I canāt find evidence of anyone else having done ā the Cat himself became Vlad. If nothing else I know this is not remotely normal, but Iām curious if anyone else has ever seen or heard of such a choice, because itās really looking like this production is straight up the only one to do it.
Iāve Decided to Marry You!
*sings* Rosemaaryyyā¦
Here you go. :D
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Similar as building this file was to my work, Iāve never made an actual infographic before! (I am choosing not to consider fliers/brochures/business cards/banners/etc with information about whatever small business theyāre advertising as infographics.)
Edit: I donāt know how to make this image appear at full size. Open in new tab/window to be able to read it. Sorry.
The funny thing about watching The Music Man in the day of constant online internet grifts and scams is that, like, is Harold Hill a shady salesman? Absolutely. Does he use sketchy tactics? For sure. Does he have the credentials to back up his promises? No. But! There are actual instruments and uniforms! The things the people spent money on actually came! All they need to do is hire someone else who can teach their kids to play and they have their band! And these days, that's practically above board.
Harold Hill wound up in River City and discovered the one woman who never bought into his line, she literally saw right through his act. And he wound up finding an equal in Marion Paroo, an equal he never intended to find nor did he even know existed⦠because sheās the only person in the show who talks circles around him. And she was onto him from very early on, but she chose not to let on to him or the town that she knew he was a fraud, because he managed to help her brother, something she and her mother had been struggling with. Because he accidentally helped the entire town in a way he never intendedā¦Ā
And then he realized he liked her because she was just as clever as he was, that she had known nearly the whole time that he was lying. And then he realized between her and her brother, that for once, he had to face the consequences.Ā
Marion and Harold are each otherās equals because they share a similar kind of intelligence and donāt care overly much what other people think of them. And they fall for each other because they teach each other things the other person didnāt know they needed to know.
Inside the San Diego California Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Read the Church Newsroom article. Learn more about Latter-day Saint temples, their functions, and find a temple open house near you.
Built 1993, renovated 2026.
Inside the Kirtland Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The Kirtland temple, dedicated in 1836, was the first temple built in the Latter-day Saint movement. Owned and operated as a historic site by the Community of Christ (formerly the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) until 2024, the site was acquired by the Utah-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and is still operated as a public accessible historic site, with free guided tours offered. Learn more about the Kirtland Temple.