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Chip Arnold as Ejlert Lovborg
1970-1979 / Theatre Actor

Hedda Gabler

Chip Arnold as Ejlert Lovborg
The Advent Theatre
Directed by Wesley O. Brustad
Role: Ejlert Lovborg

“Chip Arnold’s good looks and impressive bearing help spark the initial meeting between former lovers, with tenseness lying tangible in the air…”

Julie Pursell
The Nashville Banner

“Lovborg is played by Chip Arnold as a handsome alcoholic who has been making a recovery with the help of an old school mate of Hedda’s. Arnold has an authoritative voice and a handsome stage presence and successfully depicts the weakness Lovborg quickly turns to when emotionally threatened.”

Clara Hieronymus
The Tennessean
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April 30, 1979
Read more about the article A Thousand Clowns
Chip Arnold as Albert Amundson and Michael McGuire as Murray Burns
1970-1979 / Theatre Actor

A Thousand Clowns

Chip Arnold as Albert Amundson and Michael McGuire as Murray Burns
The Advent Theatre
Directed by Thomas Gruenewald
Role: Albert Amundson
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April 30, 1979
Read more about the article Diamond Studs
Chip Arnold as Jessie James and Jill Lindsey Vanderbilt as Saloon Employee.
1970-1979 / Theatre Actor

Diamond Studs

Chip Arnold as Jessie James and Jill Lindsey Vanderbilt as Saloon Employee.
The Advent Theatre
Directed by Wesley O. Brustad
Role: Jessie James

“Chip Arnold makes a lean, sinewy Jesse James. Costumed all in black, of course, his performance gives insight into why the bandit, with his flair for bold new types of crime, became such a popular folk figure.”

Millie Murphy
Suburban News

“Arnold is a charismatic actor who expends ferocious energy…He can style a song and will, in time, become a good dancer.”

Clara Hieronymus
The Tennessean
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April 30, 1979
Read more about the article The Mousetrap
1970-1979 / Theatre Actor

The Mousetrap

The Advent Theatre
Directed by Wesley O. Brustad
Role: Giles Ralston

“…Chip Arnold becomes Giles Ralston in a role that is intense, consistent and fine in all respects.”

-Sara Morrow
The Nashville Banner
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April 30, 1979