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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
9
A troupe of 90 dancers and a gypsy orchestra bring the Romanian Folk Ballet to Memorial Auditorium on Saturday at 8 p.m. as part of the Ohio University Concert Series. The troupe tours the US for the first time with Alpenhorns, flutes, cymbalom, pipes of Pan, bagpipe and a pear leaf. Admission is by subscription. free student tickets are available at the box office.
New York notices warn that litter on skating and ice fishing ponds poses two risks. It can trip skaters causing injuries and sinks to the pond bottom, threatening spring bathers with hidden hazards.
The listing details a Friday schedule with titles like A Face in the Crowd and Back From Eternity plus science fiction and mystery features. It includes showtimes, years, genres, and key cast such as Andy Griffith Lee Remick Robert Ryan and Rod Steiger.
A late night surge for Batman leads the overnight TV guide in Cheyenne with The Rifleman and The Littlest Hobo also featured. Other entries include Davey and Goliath, Singing Corona, Kingdom of the Sea and festival notes.
Hollywood interview with Adam West details his rise from TV announcer to Batman. He says the role boosted exposure and hopes producers recognize him for film work, while noting the Batman persona may not define his career long term.
A dense schedule of channels in Huntington and surrounding areas lists programs across news, sports, cartoons, and religious shows. Notable items include NBC Special NBA Basketball Sports In Action and The FBI with various air times. An Amsterdam car crash prompt mentions emergency crews and taxpayer remark.
The Ohio University Singers will present their Annual Winter Concert Sunday at 8 p.m. in Ewing Auditorium. A 26 member ensemble will perform Renaissance to 20th century sacred and secular works under Dr Martha Harris Wurtz. Admission is free.
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