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STARS REUNITED IN FIFTH OF JULY'; BITTERSWEET STAGE PRODUCTION ADAPTED FOR PBS AND CABLE
1983
Overview
Playwright Lanford Wilson, whose trilogy about the Talley family of Lebanon, Mo., has earned him a Pulitzer and won scads of theatrical accolades for Lanford productions and performers, may expand his three-play package to a fourth, and perhaps a fifth, stage production. \"Talley's Folly,\" incidentally, a one-act, 94-minute play, may be the springboard for the fourth Talley piece, according to Lanford associates and colleagues. It will spotlight Whistler Talley, black sheep of the older clansmen, who built the riverside boathouse which became known as \"Talley's Folly,\" and which gave the first Talley play its name. \"Fifth\" was the second in the trilogy and \"A Tale Told\" the last. Reports are that Barnard (\"Da\") Hughes, a Circle Rep member, will play Whistler, who trilled classical music while tramping through Lebanon's woods and glens in the WWII years. Lanford said that at one time he considered naming the trilogy \"War in Lebanon,\" perhaps because of the effect on the Talley family by WWII, Korea and Vietnam.
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