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One-room school, Marion County, WV about 1900
Our Town. 90 minutes. Musical. Producerâs Showcase. Broadcast September 19, 1955 (Monday, 8-9:30Â pm) NBC.
Producers: Fred Coe, Henry Jaffe; Director: Delbert Mann; Writer: David Shaw (based on the Thornton Wilder play); Lyricist: Sammy Cahn; Music: James Van Heusen; Music Director: Nelson Riddle.
Cast: Paul Newman, Eva Marie Saint, Frank Sinatra, Ernest Truex.
More information in Television Musicals, by Joan Baxter (2012).
Here it is. The FIRST Musical version of Our Town.Â
"But soon we shall die and all memory of those five will have left the earth, and we ourselves shall be loved for a while and forgotten. But the love will have been enough; all those impulses of love return to the love that made them. Even memory is not necessary for love. There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning."
âThornton Wilder, The Bridge of San Luis Rey (via paigeypaige19)
"It's on a hilltop - a windy hilltop - lots of sky, lots of clouds, - often lots of sun and moon and stars."Â
Girlâs party, 1899.Â
playing a horseshoes-esque game. similar to a party Emily and Rebecca might have experienced.
Bird's eye view drawing of Peterborough, NH, the town that served as Wilder's inspiration for Grovers Corners. Â Mt. Monadnock is seen in the distance.
New England drugstore with soda fountain
Fun Fact: Â Geography - By surface area, New Hampshire is less than half the size of Lake Michigan!
View of the White Mountains
Carl Sagan the Stage Manager?
Our Town as a sitcom trope over the years
Finely detailed and unused 1901-1907 postcard of Main St. in downtown Pittsfield, NH, as photographed by H. W. Osgood.  Plentiful, fanciful gingerbread trim on the white foreground false-front building, with a dry goods store next door. Large building in the distance appears to be a hotel or inn.
Perhaps thereâs no greater freedom than to live life with a healthy relationship with Death. That healthy relationship allows you embracing each moment, realizing that we are not promised tomorrow. This good relationship with Death has been given to me by the funeral profession.
CONFESSIONS OF A FUNERAL DIRECTORÂ Âť Ten Reasons Iâm a Funeral Director
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The aforementioned song âI Notice Youâ from GROVERâS CORNERS: THE MUSICAL, a musicalization of Thornton Wilderâs OUR TOWN. Schmidt & Jones turn out OUTSTANDING work, as is to be expected. Featuring a young Scott Waara and Liz Callaway
Yet another musical adaptation of Our Town called Grover's Corners. This song is from the soda shop scene.
Paul Newman, Eva Marie Saint, and Frank Sinatra during rehearsals for their performance of Our Town, which aired as an episode of the television series Producersâ Showcase, 1955
Edit map Our Town Locations created with ZeeMaps
Here is an interactive map created by assistant dramaturg, Ben Falk, that pinpoints each of the locations discussed in Our Town. Take a look!
To navigate the list of pinned locations (instead of aimlessly clicking around) hover over the "View" tab second to the left and then click "Show List" second down the drop-down list. We have as a reference point the approximate location of Grover's Corners were it to exist. The coordinates Wilder gives have also been pinned, just outside of New Hampshire on the Massachusetts coast. The pins have the line with the location mentioned and its page number in the description. Each location has the initials of the character who mentions the location in parentheses next to them. They are not exhaustive is regards to which other characters are associated to those locations but it was neater to restrict it to direct mentions only. That key is:
SM: Stage Manager
JG: Mrs Gibbs (Julia Gibbs)
MW: Mrs Webb (Myrtle Webb)
ASM: Alumni Stage Manager
JS: Joe Stoddard
SC: Sam Craig
WW: Wally Webb
RG: Rebecca Gibbs
CW: Mr Webb (Charles Webb)
EW: Emily Webb
GG: George Gibbs
I've also connected the following locations as reference points on their distance to Grover's Corners: Antietam, Boston, Buffalo, Canton, Clinton, Gettysburg and Paris. No locations within New Hampshire have been connected.
A spoof of Our Town done on the [adult swim] show, Children's Hospital