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Laura
(Lisa Curtis)is so shy that she can't face dinner with Jim O'Connor,
the "Gentleman Caller" (Jay McManus)
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Amanda
(Joan Wood) finds out that Laura has dropped out of business school.
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Laura
and her treasure, the glass unicorn. "He loves the light. See how the
light shines through him."
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Technicians
waiting for action on Ron Placzek's unique lattice-work set-a basement
apartment with entrance from the sidewalk above.
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In
a rage at his mother's nagging, Tom's (John McAuliffe) violent move
shatters some of Laura's glass menagerie.
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Jim
tells Tom he wants to sell him a "bill of goods-a course in public speaking.which
develops social poise." Both long to move up in the world.
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Players win theatre award|
The Emact Award
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Dorothy
Schecter (second from left), accepts the Moss Hart Memorial award given
in recognition of the production's excellence. Renowned drama critic
Elliot Norton (lefty) and actress Kitty Carlisle made the trophy presentation.
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Cast with award
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Harry and Dorothy wrapping up
their award
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Dorothy
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