In the rigid theocracy of Salem, Massachusetts, rumors that ladies are exercising witchcraft galvanize the town. Network connectivity for the Internet Multicasting Service is provided by UUNET Technologies and MFS Datanet.Richard Dreyfuss and Stacy Keach star with this full-cast performance of Arthur Miller’s traditional The Crucible, a central work in the canon of American drama. To order a copy of this tape, or to request a catalog of all Harper Audio spoken-word cassettes, please call 1-800-C-HARPER or 71, write to Harper Audio, A Division of HarperCollins Publishers, Keystone Industrial Plaza, Scranton, PA 18512, or send e-mail to Internet Multicasting Service is made possible through support from Interop Company, Sun Microsystems, NASA, and O’Reilly & Associates with additional support from Cisco Systems, Harper Collins, Monitor Radio, Persoft, Tadpole Technology, and WAIS Inc. Harper Audio is a trademark of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.
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Finally, Goody Proctor is arrested for witchcraft. Mary Warren tells the Proctors of her part in the wave of witchcraft arrests. Next, Goody Proctor and John Proctor discuss the trial and their marriage.
Reverend Hale questions Abigail, who blames their Barbados born house servent for conjuring the devil.
Then, John Proctor shows his dislike for Reverend Paris. Rumors of witchraft begin to circulate in a straightlaced colonial town. The Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center performs Arthur Miller’s "The Crucible." The reading begins when Reverend Paris’ daughter is stricken by a mysterious illness after being found dancing in the forest. To: "Announcements" "Internet Multicasting Service" Internet Multicasting Service
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