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Summers during his youth were spent at his grandparent's house (Peter and Anna Kennedy) in Northeast Harbor.
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Card to Philip Kennedy from Moorhead "Mike" C. Kennedy, III, ND
Mike relates to his son, Phil, that he has fond memories of the last summer and those memories always make him happy when they come to mind. Mike also relays that he is hopeful because he knows there are a lot of people pulling for them. H…
<span data-sheets-root="1">Letter to Louisa Kennedy From Anna Kennedy, March 7, 1969</span>
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Mum (Anna Scott Kennedy) talking about the publicity materials Louisa sent to Anna. Anna makes comments on the on the quality of the production and reminisces on her own directing of student plays back in the …
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Henry Reath, September 9, 1980
Letter saying how much Henry enjoied his first race, with Mike and Phillip, in a J/24 racing fleet in Northeast Harbor. He offers the use of his new J/24 boat this fall or next spring should Mike be released soon. He asks her not to …
<span data-sheets-root="1">Androcoles and The Lion Playbill</span>
Playbill of Androcles & The Lion showing cast members, description of the events in Act 1 and Act, and the production staff.Subject: Androcles & The Lion
<span data-sheets-root="1">Arena Spectators Stunned as Lion Spares Slave!</span>
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<span data-sheets-root="1">Un Fauve Terrible et Delicieux</span>
A review of Androcles & The Lion production written in French.Subject: Androcles & The LionPeople Mentioned: Louisa Livingston Kennedy, Philip Kennedy
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Moorhead "Mike" C. Kennedy, III, December 16, 1979
In the letter Mike wonders if being allowed to write letters is a sign of improving conditions or a "last letter" He summarises his toughts on his work in public service. He commets on his marriage to Louisa. Gives his thoughts on the men …
