CONTENTS
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ON THE ARTS
Rod Lathim, founder of Access Theatre, reflects on the storied connection
between Santa Barbara-Montecito and Manhattan – with his spotlight
focused intently on all things Broadway; back home he busily prepares for
the development of
West of the West
, a documentary mini-series about the
California Channel Islands.
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CELEBRATIONS
James Buckley pays tribute to Bryant & Sons, celebrating a half-century as a
successful jewelry business on State Street, where Bob Bryant started it all in
1965; Bob is retired now, but his son Mike Bryant keeps it all going smoothly.
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MOGULS & MANSIONS
Hattie Beresford provides a comprehensive, historical perspective from
more than a century ago, regarding Clarence Black, who married Mary
Corning Winslow and eventually sold his portion of the Cadillac Motor
Company; also a long look inside
El Cerrito
(“Little Hill”),
the estate where
Don Quixote
was filmed.
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ON DESIGN
Shannon Scott does everything by design for her business, as Eva Van
Prooyen discovers upon joining the company’s founder at her workplace;
the entrepreneur expounds on her background, experience, philosophy, and
strategy, all of which culminate in Scott’s “dream” and “passion.”
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FAR FLUNG TRAVEL
Out Of Africa? For Chuck Graham and his wife, “In To” Africa is more like it,
for a lucky 13th time; the inveterate sightseer and adventurer returns to the
southern savannah to traverse Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.
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