Episode 010: Dr. Mary Chase
Dr. Mary Chase of Creighton University explores the role of Catholic universities in society and in supporting our Catholic school systems.
Harvey (1950) - with writer/filmmaker Brent Lindstrom
Greetings! In this week's episode of Stamper Cinema, we revisit one of Hollywood’s most beloved and quietly subversive classics: Harvey (1950), starring James Stewart in one of the most charming performances of his career.
Directed by Henry Koster and adapted from Mary Chase’s Pulitzer Prize–win…
Episode 46: HARVEY Theater Review St. Sebastian Players Chicago
There are two good reasons to see Harvey, by St. Sebastian Players. One is the humorous quirky Pulitzer Prize winning script by Mary Chase and the other is the exceptional performance of Jeff Broitman as Elwood Dowd, the pleasant oddball fellow whose companion and best friend is a six-foot rabbit.
Harvey (1950)
Marty and Cindy look at the most famous movie about an imaginary 6' 3.5" rabbit
◆ THE SOURCE MATERIAL
Play by Mary Chase; premiered November 1, 1944 at the 48th Street Theatre — Frank Fay as Elwood, Josephine Hull as Veta
Ran 1,775 performances through January 1949 — fifth longest Broadway run to …
Rewards in Heaven: Is It Okay to Give to Get from God? | Daniel McCoy
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Some things seem absolutely crazy—at first.
Harvey is a play writ…
Pewabic Pottery: Clay, Fire and Color in Detroit History
A kiln designed for dental porcelain helped launch one of Detroit’s most distinctive artistic businesses. Behind Pewabic Pottery’s shimmering glazes stood Mary Chase Perry Stratton, kiln maker Horace Caulkins, and years of experiments with uncertain results.In this episode of The End of the Road in…
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