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“The Game’s Afoot” At The Signal Mountain Playhouse

“The Game’s Afoot” title card
Glenn Ray Showalter
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Signal Mountain Playhouse

Richard Winham profiles the production of "The Game's Afoot," a comedy / thriller now on stage at The Signal Mountain Playhouse.

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