With the removal of the Berlin Wall, Churchill's granddaughter acquired a section of it to create a sculpture, entitled " Break Through ", to commemorate the Iron Curtain speech.
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If her expressions rival Samuel Goldwyn and Casey Stengel, she nonetheless makes herself understood and can hold an audience spellbound-- even a Florida audience-- with her nightly curtain speech.
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And when Ms . Paige, in her curtain speech, introduced Glenn Close and Betty Buckley, her predecessors as Norma, sitting together in the orchestra, the place just went nuts.
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She had heard about a group called Theaters Against War that was urging theater companies to put an anti-war statement in their programs or make a curtain speech against war.
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To gather material on Winston Churchill's famous Iron Curtain speech at Westminster College in Fulton, Miss ., in 1946, they got in touch with an aging caretaker on the campus.
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Or that drama lovers won't appreciate the not-so-subtle theatrical in-jokes ( at one point, everyone attends the London premiere of " Earnest " and hears the playwright's celebrated curtain speech ).
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Shortly after, with the onset of the Cold War and Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain speech, the organization was accused by the US State Department of being a " Moscow front ".
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McKenzie, who welcomed the audience in a curtain speech as Ballet Theater's artistic director, choreographed to Corella's strength, and " Piece d'Occasion, " in its references to Spain, was a tribute to him.
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After New York drama critic Robert Garland wrote disdainfully that the show had " everything but the kitchen sink ", Welles had a kitchen sink brought to him onstage during his curtain speech.
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Mexico is just down the road from Mark Twain's birthplace, Florida, Mo ., and just up the road from Fulton, the little town where Winston Churchill delivered his Iron Curtain speech in the American heartland.
