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OBIT - FULK, MAXINE W.
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FULK, Maxine W., 73, of Roanoke, went home to be with the Lord
Monday, September 30, 2002. She was a member of Hollins Road Church
of the Brethren and retired from Halmode Apparel. Surviving are her
husband of 55 years, George E. Fulk; sons, Edward Lee Fulk and wife,
Lorie, Tampa, Fla., George J. Fulk and wife, Wanda, Delmas Fulk and
wife, Brenda, all of Roanoke; five grandchildren; one great-
grandchild; sister, Vallie Wilt, Timberville, Va.; brothers, Junior
Martin Wilt, Percyville, Wilson ...
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OBIT - FULK, MAXINE W.
Roanoke Times & World News
; FULK, Maxine W., 73, of Roanoke, went home to be with the Lord Monday, September 30, 2002. She was a member of Hollins Road Church of the Brethren and retired from Halmode Apparel. Surviving are her husband of 55 years, George E. Fulk; sons, Edward Lee Fulk and wife, Lorie, Tampa, Fla., George J.
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IT HAPPENED ON BROADWAY: An Oral History of the Great White Way.(Review)
The Nation
; ... the past provided a model for another kind of life. The fact that Broadway has lost much of its original magnetism is hardly news. You could say that the street has flirted with its own extinction from the moment it was born. The phrase the fabulous invalid ...
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PLACE FOR US: Essay on the Broadway Musical.(Review)
The Nation
; ... the past provided a model for another kind of life. The fact that Broadway has lost much of its original magnetism is hardly news. You could say that the street has flirted with its own extinction from the moment it was born. The phrase the fabulous invalid ...
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 "Bradenton Herald (Bradenton, FL)")
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Manatee's Fulk asserts himself in the classroom and on the field.
Bradenton Herald (Bradenton, FL)
; Byline: John Lembo Sep. 12--BRADENTON -- When he's not studying calculus or advanced literature, or considering a career as an architect, Andrew Fulk plays college football. Actually, he plays NCAA Football '08, the latest installment of the ultra-popular video game. Fulk's game system of choice?
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Margo Scavarda: the Broadway's competitive edge. (The Broadway-Southern California) (Holiday Fragrances supplement)
WWD
; MARGO SCAVARDA THE BROADWAY'S COMPETITIVE EDGE With its $100 million in sales, The Broadway has among the largest-volume cosmetics departments in America. In 1986, The Broadway's fragrances alone racked up sales of around $40 million, and the store's largest vendor, Estee Lauder, exceeded $20
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Off Broadway blues: a tale of two tuners: 'Avenue Q,' 'Men' take alternate routes. (Legit).("Little Shop of Horrors")
Variety
; The Off Broadway musical may soon be an endangered species. As legit lawyer John Breglio bluntly puts it, You can't really intelligently structure, from an economic point of view, an Off Broadway musical. And that's why, on July 31, little Avenue Q, with its cast of seven and its decidedly East
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 "Reading Eagle (Reading, PA)")
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Guardsman from city helps rescue 260: Being lowered 105 feet from a helicopter to a man stranded in Centre Township is the highlight of the 17-hour workday for Sgt. Justin M. Fulk.
Reading Eagle (Reading, PA)
; ... team effort, he said of Wednesday's rescues. Copyright (c) 2006, Reading Eagle, Pa. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Business News. For reprints, email tmsreprints@permissionsgroup.com, call 800-374-7985 or 847-635-6550, send a fax to 847-635-6968, or write ...
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Hey, Mr. Producer! You can make a killing on Broadway--but you can't make a living there.(new books)(Book Review)
American Theatre
; ON BROADWAY: ART AND COMMERCE ON THE GREAT WHITE WAY by Steven Adler, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, Ill. 250 pp, $55 cloth, $27 paper. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] BROADWAY: THE AMERICAN MUSICAL by Michael Kantor and Laurence Maslon, Bulfinch Press, New York City. 480 pp, $60 cloth.
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A tough turnaround at Broadway as sales, debt take their toll. (Broadway Stores Inc.)(includes related article on caution of Broadway factors)
WWD
; LOS ANGELES -- Can David Dworkin make the lights shine on Broadway? After almost two years of leading a repositioning, there are a few signs of improvement, but no imminent turnaround at the ailing $2.1 billion Broadway Stores Inc. But Dworkin, the chain's president and chief executive officer;
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Legit babies sit on B'way's doorstep.(new producers bring many Broadway and Off Broadway shows)
Variety
; It's Broadway: The next generation. The Fabulous Invalid is getting a shot of adrenaline from new producers who are mounting a slew of Broadway and Off Broadway shows, often with older producers serving as mentors. They bring lots of money to the table, says longtime legit producer Alexander H.
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