IN MEMORY OF THOSE WE HAVE LOST
Marshall Dahlin
1920 -2009
Marshall's greatest love was his involvement with the Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown. After seven decades of acting, directing and being the business manager for our busy theatre he retired in May of 2009. He and his late wife Virginia shared a love for the theater and the theatre has named the auditorium where the public attends performances "The Marshall and Virginia Dahlin Auditorium" in their honor. The Little Theatre of Jamestown held a tribute service on June 20, 2009 recognizing his 70 years of service to the theater. During his involvement in the theater he was a member of the Theater Association of New York State, the American Association of Community Theaters and had attended the Shaw Theater on Niagara on the Lake, Ontario.
1920 -2009
Marshall's greatest love was his involvement with the Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown. After seven decades of acting, directing and being the business manager for our busy theatre he retired in May of 2009. He and his late wife Virginia shared a love for the theater and the theatre has named the auditorium where the public attends performances "The Marshall and Virginia Dahlin Auditorium" in their honor. The Little Theatre of Jamestown held a tribute service on June 20, 2009 recognizing his 70 years of service to the theater. During his involvement in the theater he was a member of the Theater Association of New York State, the American Association of Community Theaters and had attended the Shaw Theater on Niagara on the Lake, Ontario.
Samuel Paladino
1924-2012
Without the efforts put forth by Mr. Paladino, our Little Theatre
may not have been in the position we are in today.
We will miss our dear friend and colleague.
He was one of the greatest performers in LBLTJ history.
1924-2012
Without the efforts put forth by Mr. Paladino, our Little Theatre
may not have been in the position we are in today.
We will miss our dear friend and colleague.
He was one of the greatest performers in LBLTJ history.
