- as his
directorial debut, and
starring Philippe Nahon,
Blandine Lenoir,
Frankye Pain, and
Martine Audrain. The film,
focusing on
several pivotal days in...
- 1940, in Fitzgerald,
Georgia to
Garbert Mayes, a
cotton mill manager, and
Frankye Mayes.
Mayes was the
youngest of
three sisters.
Garbert Mayes died of cancer...
-
Philippe Nahon as The
Butcher Blandine Lenoir as The Butcher's
Daughter Frankye Pain as The Butcher's
Mistress Hélène
Testud as The Maid The film was produced...
- Warden. The
starring roles were
performed by
Maurice Cooper (Nanki-Poo),
Frankye Brown (Yum-Yum) and
William Franklin (Pooh-Bah).
After a five-month run...
-
Could Do That to My
Heart Peggy March Tony
Powers 1964 Our Day Will Come
Frankye Kelly Noel
Sherman Our Love Hank
Hunter Our Love Will Roll On
James Booker...
-
consulting job with the NCDH. On
August 19, 1930,
Horne married his wife,
Frankye Priestly Burn in the
Little Church Around the
Corner in New York City....
-
Cheryl Wooten Hill 1975 R. E.
Burchard Mrs. Dana
Thompson Crawley 1974
Frankye Cobb
Thomas Mrs.
Terri Prescott Rhoden 1973 John W. Ash, Sr. Mrs. ****e...
- Activities,
Governor Fob James, Ex–Officio President, Joe L. Reed, Chairman,
Frankye U. Underwood, Vice Chairwoman,
Richard Arrington, Jr., B.
Maxine Corley...
-
Landmark Ste.
Genevieve Historic District in 1966. In 1976
Norbert and
Frankye Donze, a
local couple involved in many
historic preservation efforts in...
- also
tutored two
American composers:
Morton Gould and
Vivian Fine. Miss
Frankye A.
Dixon another prominent pupil of
Abbey Whiteside, who
taught music at...
