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Gordon McCracken

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Gordon McCracken is known for Three-Minute Fuse (1939).
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    Three-Minute Fuse
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    • Three-Minute Fuse
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      • 1939

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      (July 2 and 4, 1935) He was publicity coordinator in William Shakespeare's play, "Twelfth Night," at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon with Jeanne Daugherty (Viola); George F. Smith (Malvolio); Robert Stedman (Feste); William Cottrell (Officer); Angus Bowmer (Sir Toby Belch); Jeanne Fabrick (Maria); John Barker (Sir Andrew); Dorothy Pruitt (Olivia); Dolph James (Sebastian); Merrill Gunter (Antonio); Jim Foster (Sea Captain); Helen Ellenberger (Valentine); Beth Cummings (Curio); Marion Frost (Orsino); Bill Eberhart (Fabian); Robert Stedman (Feste); Tom Palmer (Priest) in the cast. Angus L. Bowmer was also director and artistic director. Lois Muzzall Bowmer was costume designer. R. Berry was construction manager. Maxine Gearhart and Billie Brandes were wardrobe assistants. Jeanne Fabrick was also properties designer. Tom Palmer was also electrician. Noma Weaver was book holder. Marion Ady and Angus Bowmer were make up designers. Lawrence Hubert was music director. Mary Roberson, Alicia Coggins, Florence Hubert, Leslie Kincaid, Frances Aikens, Ruth Hardy, Laverne Roberson and Jean Billings were violinists. Andrew Johnson played the viola. Lorraine Sparr played the flute. Phyllis Sparr was the cellist. Flossie Thompson was pianist. Rosa Franko played the reeds.

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