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{"value"=>"<p>Interview with Wolfe at the Grand Theater in Frankfort, Kentucky. Program is introduced by the president of the Capitol City Museum. Wolfe is introduced by actor Robert Barry Fleming and interviewed by journalist Betty BayƩ. The interview is followed by an audience Q&A segment, and then Wolfe receives gifts (including the shadow box contained in box 75) from the Frankfort High School drama club, which Wolfe helped found in 1971. Finally, there are comments from planning committee member Jerry Deaton, who announces the creation of the George C. Wolfe scholarship for the arts offered to students at Frankfort High and John Downe, the curator of the Capitol City Museum, who speaks about the museum. Recording ends with Wolfe pointing out his family members in the audience.</p>"}
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