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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1969
Page
5
The Sportsman serves cacked in fine wine and smooth cheese dishes with unusual trimmings. Steaks are prepared with care, heavy beef cuts offered extra thick with potato and salad. The U S Choice Heavy Beef Rib Eye is popular, cooked as you like with a special homemade dressing. Lunch is served with great care at the Sportsman.
Baytown Little Theater completed its first summer workshop session with five plays or scenes performed before 125 spectators. About 30 participants acted on stage under coordinators Mr. and Mrs. Jim Richardson who announced another eight-week cycle starting Mondays through fall. Joe Wheelis offered critiques, and standout scenes included Helen Kirkpatrick and Dick Neaver in Cat On A Hat Tin Roof.
AUDREY MAESER recommends The World of Animals by Joseph Wood Krutch. The naturalist, drama critic, and Columbia professor edited a treasury of lore and literature about animals from Thoreau to Twain, with illustrations and varied views on beauty and usefulness.
In Woody Allen style two act farce "Dont Drink the Water" at Holiday Dinner Theater an American family eludes Communist police by seeking asylum at the embassy as Ambassador’s son bungles the matter. DePugh leads as the caterer spy with strong comic lines and a solid supporting cast adds to the farce. Reservations at 666-4146.
Charleton Heston spent eight months studying with USC coach Craig Fertig to portray an aging quarterback in the Brimson Theater film Number One. He recalls NFL pain and the moment Y A Tittle’s kneeling, bloody photo influenced the role as filming begins the fall football season at Brunson.
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