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Putnam, Windham County, Connecticut
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Harold Tantequidgeon, the 'Last of the Mohicans' from Mohegan Hill, Norwich, will direct the first act of the 'Come to the Fair' pageant at Connecticut State College on July 29 with 15 tribe members. The event features 100 performers from local counties, chaired by Winifred R. Cheney.
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HAROLD TANTEQUIDGEON
Storrs, Conn., July 26-Harold Tantequidgeon, known from his radio program as the "Last of the Mohicans," who lives on his ancestral land at Mohegan Hill, Norwich, will direct the first act of the pageant, "Come to the Fair," at Connecticut State College, 8.30 p. m. July 29. His actors will be some fifteen members of his tribe living in that vicinity.
The pageant, given on the evening of Honorary Recognition Day in the State College Farm and Home Week, will have about 100 performers drawn from Tolland, Windham, and Hartford Counties. Miss Winifred R. Cheney, Assistant Professor of Recreation, is general chairman.
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Storrs, Conn.; Mohegan Hill, Norwich; Connecticut State College
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July 29
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Harold Tantequidgeon, known as the 'Last of the Mohicans,' will direct the first act of the pageant 'Come to the Fair' at Connecticut State College using fifteen members of his Mohegan tribe.