Village Inn Puts Family First With Fresh Pizza Options
Village Inn markets a wide array of pizzas made with fresh non frozen ingredients. Signature pies include the shrimp pizza, Village Inn Special, Pizza Royale and the King’s Ransom. Luncheon Special offers three eight inch pizzas with salad and drink. Fridays to Sundays feature live stage entertainment. Hours vary daily with lunchtime and dinner service.
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Royal Ballet announces Houston performances at Jones Hall
The Royal Ballet schedules June 27 to 29 shows in Houston with Petipa and Ashton works. Swan Lake on June 28 at 2 30 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. and Romeo and Juliet on June 29. Castings await week of performances. Dame Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev appear as guest artists.
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Recreation Calendar for Community Building Dance and Arts
Community events list a weekly schedule for Monday through Saturday featuring dance baton and slimnastics. Activities include country painting oils painting sewing crafts and senior citizens clubs, with children and teen programs, and a Saturday junior high dance at the Teen Center with music by Standridge 201.
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UH Festival Dates Announced for April Events
The University of Houston will sponsor a festival on Existentialism and the Urban Existence from April 14 to 26 with events by Buckminster Fuller April 14 and 15, Walter Kaufmann film sessions, Tony Manger, Joseph Lyons, Existentialist Theater, a panel on Woman's Role in the Urban Environment April 24, and Larry McMurtry April 25.
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The Parable at Sterling Library on Good Friday
Audrey Maeser notes a 16mm sound color film The Parable added to the library collection. The silent talking film portrays a circus clown whose life and death echo Christ. It won the 1966 National Catholic Theatre Conference Best Film award and can be borrowed with projector and screen for one day.
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Library Best Sellers At Sterling Municipal Library
The New York Times weekly list titles available at Sterling Municipal Library include Portnoys Complaint The Salzburg Connection Maclures Airport Hailey Force 10 From Navarone MacLean Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home Kemelman The Godfather The Vines Of Yarrabee Eden The Lost Queen Preserve and Protect Drury The Money Game Adam Smith The 900 Days Salisbury The Arnts of Krupp Manchester Thirteen Days Kennedy The Trouble with Lawyers Bloom. Call 497-7331 to reserve.
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Never Too Late at Holiday Dinner Theater in Houston
The Broadway hit Never Too Late runs at Houston's Holiday Dinner-Theater with Glenn Holtzman Pauline Hecht David Doty and Francie Menden-Hall in principal roles Reserve at 666 4146. University of St Thomas hosts George Stevens film discussion at 8 pm Wednesday presenting A Place In The Sun. Bert Kaplan UC lecturer at the Media Center in April offers four lectures on psychology and film. Shurtleff Foundation Lecture Series at the Museum of Fine Arts features Dr Marc Moidawer Baylor College of Medicine discussing the fine arts collection.
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Symphony Sets Houston Concert With International Artists
Andre Previn conducts the Houston Symphony in the season finale at Jones Hall at 8 30 p m with two local international guests Fredell Lack violin and Sherley Trepel cello both Houston based. They perform works by Brahms as Miss Lack features as University of Houston artist in residence and Trepel serves as principal cellist. The ensemble departs April 10 on a three week tour.
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The 21st Century to end on CBS after three seasons
CBS will terminate The 21st Century after this season not by ratings collapse but due to shifting strategy. Burton Benjamin oversees the move to a new series Challenge while The 21st Century focused on medicine biology transportation and oceanography and might have featured people shaping the new world next season. He highlights Volcano An Island is Born as a planned piece about an underwater eruption creating an island with life beginning anew.
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