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  • Readers Theater Unlimited presents: The Christmas Truce

    With a series of haunting archival photos illustrating the horrific war in the trenches during World War One displayed behind them, Readers Theater Unlimited cast members Ed Thorpe, Bob Whiting, Jackie Plett and Rusty Weaver (left-right) portray British soldiers penning letter to their loved ones while performing "The Christmas Truce" Monday at the Lacey Timberland Library.

Readers Theater Unlimited presents: The Christmas Truce

With a series of haunting archival photos illustrating the horrific war in the trenches during World War One displayed behind them, Readers Theater Unlimited cast members Ed Thorpe, Bob Whiting, Jackie Plett and Rusty Weaver (left-right) portray British soldiers penning letter to their loved ones while performing "The Christmas Truce" Monday at the Lacey Timberland Library.
Steve Bloom sbloom@theolympian.com