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    The document is a request from the Lady Patriot Committee to alumni of St. Emma Military Academy and St. Francis De Sales schools for input and participation in putting on performances of the play Lady Patriot in February 2014 to raise funds for the schools. The play, written and directed by Ted Lange, tells the story of three women who lived during the Civil War and deals with themes of prejudice and patriotism. Alumni Lou Beatty Jr. suggested doing a nonprofit performance of the play in Richmond, Virginia as a fundraiser during Black History Month. The committee needs help securing a venue that seats at least 300 people and making a commitment to group ticket sales, which are key to the fundraiser's success. Interested alumni

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    The document is a request from the Lady Patriot Committee to alumni of St. Emma Military Academy and St. Francis De Sales schools for input and participation in putting on performances of the play Lady Patriot in February 2014 to raise funds for the schools. The play, written and directed by Ted Lange, tells the story of three women who lived during the Civil War and deals with themes of prejudice and patriotism. Alumni Lou Beatty Jr. suggested doing a nonprofit performance of the play in Richmond, Virginia as a fundraiser during Black History Month. The committee needs help securing a venue that seats at least 300 people and making a commitment to group ticket sales, which are key to the fundraiser's success. Interested alumni

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    Lady Patriot Committee

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    The document is a request from the Lady Patriot Committee to alumni of St. Emma Military Academy and St. Francis De Sales schools for input and participation in putting on performances of the play Lady Patriot in February 2014 to raise funds for the schools. The play, written and directed by Ted Lange, tells the story of three women who lived during the Civil War and deals with themes of prejudice and patriotism. Alumni Lou Beatty Jr. suggested doing a nonprofit performance of the play in Richmond, Virginia as a fundraiser during Black History Month. The committee needs help securing a venue that seats at least 300 people and making a commitment to group ticket sales, which are key to the fundraiser's success. Interested alumni

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    LADY PATRIOT COMMITTEE To our fellow alumni and friends of St. Emma Military Academy and St.

    Francis De Sales schools; We are requesting your input and/or participation in a most important venture. Lou Beatty, Jr. SEMA 63 (star of stage, movies, and television) has a leading role in the stage play, Lady Patriot. The play - written and directed by Ted Lange, whos credits include the character Isaac the bartender on the 70s TV show The Love Boat. The play combines drama and comedy (dramedy) revealing the prejudice and patriotism of three ladies who lived during the Civil War. Ted Lange Lady Patriot is based on the true stories of Varina Davis, Mary Bowser, and the courageous Elizabeth Van Lew who was one of the few successful Union spies in Richmond, Va. during the war. Lou has suggested to the Richmond area St. Francis/St. Emma alumni that doing a non- profit fund raiser for our schools using this stage play would be ideal for February 2014 ( remember, this is Black History month). To get things started we need a small committee of 6 to maybe 8 people to be formed by October 2013. This core group will be tasked with securing a performance venue that would seat at least 300 people. Lou envisions doing at least four shows, so we will need to get an agreement signed between the committee and Lange Productions which owns the play. We will need a commitment to group sales which is the key to success. If we do the right things for the right reasons, people will support our efforts. Please let us know how you can help with this effort by calling one or all of us at; Lou Beatty, Jr. Robert A. Walker 65 Earl S. Wilkins 65 Lou Beatty Jr. 63 Eddie C. Smith 66 804-266-5197 804-769-2313 661-296-7928 804-769-7278

    or 252-0789 or 661-373-4436

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