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and statewide
Christmas season.
USC's George Curry will tl
present Christmas readings P
by Charles Dickens at the
Town Theater Dec. 15 and 16 g
at 7:30. ol
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Portions of "A Christmas tl
Carol" and other Dickens r<
stories will be performed by pi
Curry, secretary to the re
university and the USC ci
board of trustees. A native of ai
Great Britain, Curry is a sc
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ave lectures and readings
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throughout Britain and
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^created the lecture style to
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unowned author's works to
impus and statewide
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lecture tours, plus a candle,
a bookstand and a crystal
water pitcher to create the
atmosphere of an original
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THE READINGS at the
Town Theater are free, but
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week.
Currv will also give his
1980 presentation in the
rotunda of the British
Embassy in Washington,
D.C. for embassy officials
and guests.
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