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Longtime Journal arts writer Jim Seavor dies at 80 - The Providence Journal

When the musical “Cats” played at the Providence Performing Arts Center, Seavor performed as a ‘Jellicle Cat,’ Mallane said.The writer also took a flight on stage with Peter Pan’s Cathy Rigby when “Peter Pan” came to town.In a posting on Facebook over the weekend, one of Seavor’s close friends, George T. Marshall, recalled the writer’s contributions to Flickers’ screenings of art and foreign films.Seavor was a key adviser for the organization’s long-term planning efforts.He also helped with Flickers’ television series “Between Takes” and he was the narrator for a musical/multi-media event that focused on notable film composers and their music.“We shared so many great adventures together and they will remain chiseled in the book of my life,” says Marshall’s post.In 2015 he received the Producer’s Circle Award for his passionate advocacy for the arts from the Rhode Island International Film Festival.Seavor suffered from congestive heart failure, kidney disease and pulmonary disease and he died Friday morning following a medical incident, said Mallane.“On earth, Jim Seavor was one of the kindest, gentlest, generous, caring, compassionate souls that God ever created,” Mallane wrote Sunday night as he worked on an obituary.Funeral arrangements are pending.mreynold@providencejournal.com(401) 277-7490ON TWITTER: @MrkRynlds...

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Longtime Journal arts writer Jim Seavor dies at 80 - The Providence Journal

When the musical “Cats” played at the Providence Performing Arts Center, Seavor performed as a ‘Jellicle Cat,’ Mallane said.The writer also took a flight on stage with Peter Pan’s Cathy Rigby when “Peter Pan” came to town.In a posting on Facebook over the weekend, one of Seavor’s close friends, George T. Marshall, recalled the writer’s contributions to Flickers’ screenings of art and foreign films.Seavor was a key adviser for the organization’s long-term planning efforts.He also helped with Flickers’ television series “Between Takes” and he was the narrator for a musical/multi-media event that focused on notable film composers and their music.“We shared so many great adventures together and they will remain chiseled in the book of my life,” says Marshall’s post.In 2015 he received the Producer’s Circle Award for his passionate advocacy for the arts from the Rhode Island International Film Festival.Seavor suffered from congestive heart failure, kidney disease and pulmonary disease and he died Friday morning following a medical incident, said Mallane.“On earth, Jim Seavor was one of the kindest, gentlest, generous, caring, compassionate souls that God ever created,” Mallane wrote Sunday night as he worked on an obituary.Funeral arrangements are pending.mreynold@providencejournal.com(401) 277-7490ON TWITTER: @MrkRynlds...