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JR will be aboard. So will Orson Bean, Dick Morris, Dr. Patch Adams and Ernest Borgnine.
Larry Hagman, best known for his portrayal of “JR” in the long-running TV series, “Dallas,” along with many other actors and well-known people are part of Celebrity Cruises’ recently announced 2005 program.
Celebrity’s new array of people and topics is termed “one of the most extensive enrichment programs at sea,” according to the cruise line.
In addition to the stars who will be on various cruises, Celebrity says it will have up to four lecturers on every trip.
Resident naturalists will be aboard the line’s cruises to Alaska, Hawaii and South America, for example.
Among other new components of Celebrity’s 2005 program are live port presentations by the cruise directors designed to inform guests what there is to see and do in each port.
Celebrity has ten ships in its fleet, which sails in Alaska, Bermuda, California, the Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, the Panama Canal and South America.
Report by David Wilkening
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