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  • The panel along the top right of the viewer includes a full screen option Mirador full screen button which is a square with line breaks on to top right bottom and left sides in the middle of each side of the square. This button in the Mirador viewer is labeled as Full screen.to view the object at the full size of your screen.
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Title
  • Mr. Basket (a Dog) Leaning on Mr. Sloe (a Tortoise) as Mr. Sett (a Badger) Stands in the Background Full Color View
Date Created
1967 to 1973
Resource Type
  • Image
  • Identifier
    • Identifier Type
      Locally defined identifier
      Identifier Value
      MSS_282_0993
    Note
    • Play/Playwright: The Great Cross Country Race by Alan Broadhurst.
    • Irene Corey's Design Contribution: Costume, Makeup, and Set Design.
    • Characters: (from left to right) Mr. Sloe, Mr. Sett, Mr. Basket.
    • Actors: (left) Ken Holamon.
    • Company: The Everyman Players.
    • Location: Pineville, Kentucky.
    • Stamped on Original Slide: AUG 70-0(?).
    • Duplicate: Full color view.
    • Curator Note: The Everyman Players produced and toured the show under the title of The Tortoise and the Hare.

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