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Source: cameronherald.com

Published November 11, 2026

Cookie (played by Debbie Cable Brown) and her husband, Ernie (played by Jonathan Spear) have a heated conversation in a scene from Milam Community Theater’s production of the Neil Simon farce “Rumors,” which opens Saturday, Nov. 7 at the Williams Event Center in Cameron. Photo by Amber Basonic. Cookie (played by Debbie Cable Brown) and her husband, Ernie (played by Jonathan Spear) have a heated conversation in a scene from Milam Community Theater’s production of the Neil Simon farce “Rumors,” which opens Saturday, Nov. 7 at the Williams Event Center in Cameron. Photo by Amber Basonic. Photo by Mica HolcombeMilam Community Theater in Cameron will present the Neil Simon farce “Rumors,” beginning Saturday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. with more shows the following day and the following weekend.The comedy begins when Chris and Ken Gorman arrive at a fancy dinner party for their friend, Charley Brock.

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