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The Village Playbox presents "The Philadelphia Story"

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By Philip Barry, Steve Allen
| New Jersey Stage Verified
Published by New Jersey Stage originally published: 10/06/2026 (HADDON HEIGHTS, NJ) -- The Village Playbox presents The Philadelphia Story by Philip Barry across three weekends from November 6-21, 2026 at the First Presbyterian Church of Haddon Heights. This smash Broadway comedy, about an eventful wedding weekend at the estate of a wealthy American family, inspired an Oscar-winning film and the hit musical High Society.
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Review “Holiday” (Goodman Theatre): It’s Rich!

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By Philip Barry
| thefourthwalsh.com
Goodman Theatre presents HOLIDAY. Boy meets girl. They fall in love. They get engaged. Then, he finds out her deep, dark secret…. she is filthy rich. Julia is from the Manhattan upper class. Johnny arrives at the family’s Fifth Avenue mansion ready to assimilate. He must win over the relentless mogul father, the drunken drifter brother and the idealistic misfit sister. Although the versatile Johnny charms them all, he must decide if acceptance is his fate.
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Free Library Bookstore Selects Logo

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By Philip Barry, Karen Manuel, Serena Hom
| alamedasun.com
Selected Berkeley Community College student’s design for new retail store The bookstore inside the Alameda Free Library selected a new logo designed by a local college student. Books for Friends (BFF), the retail bookstore inside the Alameda Main Library near the café, chose the logo from Berkeley Community College student Jerry Hsiao, who is studying for a career in visual design.
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