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   5 hours ago · Jim Parsons, Zoey Deutch, and Katie Holmes lead a starry Broadway revival of 'Our Town.' 'Entertainment Weekly' has your exclusive first look.

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   18 hours ago · Thornton Wilder 's Pulitzer-winning Our Town is back on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, with opening night set for October 10. Get a first look at the Kenny Leon -helmed revival with ...

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   18 hours ago · The new Broadway production of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town is now in previews. Check out first photos of the cast in action here!

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   18 hours ago · The Dungeonmaster (1984) with Richard Band – They contributed a segment. Ghost Warrior (1984) – Produced by, additional music/conductor/orchestrator. Ghoulies (1985) – Executive Producer, with Richard Band .

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   3 days ago · An Ode to the Equilux. Is nothing sacred? A false Autumn - the effect of Horse Chestnut Leaf Miners. Almost two years ago, I wrote a piece called Autumn Leaves/Les feuilles mortes, musing on Eva Cassidy and her untimely early death and the turning of the world.

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   When did Gibbs become a pastor?

   • The present congregation took possession on Sunday, February 4, 1821; and on the 15th of September, in the same year, Mr. Gibbs was ordained to the pastoral office, in the usual forms of the Congregational churches.

   Protestant Dissent: Chapels and meeting-houses

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   Who was John Gibson?

   • One of Spence's sisters, now the wife of Mr. Joseph Glendinning, tailor, of this town, had, by her first husband, a son, named John Gibson, who died at Liverpool on January 20, 1810, aged 22 years, and who was a very ingenious and promising young man.

   Protestant Dissent: Chapels and meeting-houses

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   Where did Richard the great live?

   • Soon after 1715, Richard settled at Duffield, near Derby: from this place he removed to Coventry, and, in 1723, became minister at Alcester. During his residence at Newcastle, he married a Miss Halliday, and thus became connected with one of the principal families which at that time were members of the congregation, the Carrs of Dunstan Hill.

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   3 days ago · Afterwards the Rev. Richard Gibbs preached to them for two months, when he received an invitation to become their pastor. Having accepted this offer, the present chapel was engaged on a lease for ten years, from the trustees appointed on behalf of the Wesleyan Methodists, who caused it to be put into its present form, affording accommodation ...