Interlude in Umbarger John H. Greist it's fiddles and guitars and

it's fiddles and guitars and the fabric of space

and at what price

beginning with the chilling recognition that 'something is really wrong with Mary'

which consider the Environmental

in turns playful and provocative

Interlude in Umbarger John H. Greist it's fiddles and guitars andInterned in a camp in the Texas panhandle, more than 3,000 Italian POWsspent the last years of World War II an ocean away from their family andfriends. A handful of men in camp were artists, and it was this small group ofprisoners who struck a deal with the priest of a nearby Catholic church. Inexchange for a home cooked meal each noon, the artists agreed to decoratethe plain church with murals and carvings. This compassionate story of courageand