Showing posts with label Frank Wolfarth Walsh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frank Wolfarth Walsh. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Very Nice Wishes

Ah, yes! We'll raise the glasses in all our disparate locations.

Our pin on the map is in western North Carolina. I have this stack of
cards and letters sent here over a number of years from Frank sitting
out on the studio table.

Greetings from PS Cottage.

And love from us, too!

Ruth



Frank is the toast of 14th Street! As per usual Blackberry spent the day in the side yard waiting for something to happen. Bill, Julia and I spent the evening remembering Frank. No night blooming sirius blossoms to report but a wonderful evening none the less. The Wolfarth (our name for Frank's cello) is in the mountains of Tennessee at the Sewanee Summer Music Festival with Peter making beautiful music. You can hear and see the Wolfarth on live streaming from the Sewanee Summer Music Festival through July 25th. Peter is playing in the Cumberland Orchestra. We are confident Frank would surely be pleased and smiling. All is well... Come to see us sometime.

Peace,
Melissa

--- On Tue, 7/12/11, Joshua Amrhein wrote:


From: Joshua Amrhein
Subject: Happy Birthday to Frank!
To: "Hall Annie" , "Erskin Cheri+Greg" , "Erskin Jesse" , "Erskin Kelly" , "Walsh Charlie/Karen" , "Walsh Rachel" , "Walsh Emily" , "Barlow Bill & Melissa" , "McIntosh Sandy" , "Gaertner Ken" , "Gaertner Mary Ann" , "Pettis Ruth" , "Bueckle Jutta" , "Amrhein Frank" , "Waters Craig" , "jane aunt"
Date: Tuesday, July 12, 2011, 7:26 PM


Happy Birthday
to
Frank!

Wish we were all together
to raise our glasses in a toast...


Greetings from Passau.
Love,
Josh

Friday, February 11, 2011

Plays by Frank W. Walsh

Frank Wolfarth Walsh won awards in drama at the University of Michigan. Previously, I had posted the Hopwood Winners here but the text took up so much space I have created a blog with the full text of the plays for those who wish to read them.
Click on this highlighted title to go read Frank's plays.
THE FIRST DAY
and
Other Plays for Radio and Television


by
Frank W. Walsh

Summer Awards in Drama
1959
First Prize
$50
"THE FIRST DAY", a Play for Television