Film Farce Heads to Brunson Theater in Don't Drink the Water
Jackie Gleason stars in the Joseph E. Levine film Don't Drink the Water at Brunson Theater. Estelle Parsons debuts as a screen comedienne with Ted Bessell and Joan Delaney co starring. Based on Woody Allen's Broadway hit, the comedy follows a New Jersey caterer and his family on a European tour who wind up behind the Iron Curtain amid spying accusations. Filmed in Florida and Canada, the movie is rated for general audiences.
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Jackie Gleason
Joseph E. Levine
Brunson Theater
Estelle Parsons
Ted Bessell
Joan
Woody Allen
R. S. Allen and
Harvev Bullock
Gleason
New Jersey
United States
Florida
Canada
Recreation Calendar Offers Wide Range Of Youth Classes
Weeklong schedule lists Monday to Friday activities in dance baton slimnastics and crafts for children from 3 years old through teens. Sessions cover slimnastics small recreation tiny tots baton dance flag football and painting ceramics sewing and country painting with multiple age groups and venues Carver Bowie and local parks.
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Carver
Bowie
Pie Tossing Is Crime Of Week At Film Festival
Ten men and three women faced fines of 50 dollars after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace at the San Francisco Film Festival. Municipal Judge Harry Low imposed suspended jail terms of 30 days and one year probation. The October pre toss scene was filmed in color by a theater group at Grand Central Station, which admitted the episode got out of hand.
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San Francisco
Lefkowitz Apologizes For Abbreviated Assembly Address
New York Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz sent a letter to all 150 assemblymen apologizing for addressing them with abbreviated titles in a consumer action bulletin. He admitted the envelope used only the first three letters of their titles and said the error was careless.
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Albany
N.Y
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Books on NYT Best Seller List at Sterling Library
The New York Times Weekly Best Seller List titles available at Sterling Municipal Library include The Godfather by Puzo The House on the Strand by du Maurier The Seven Minutes by Wallace The Love Machine by Susann The French Lieutenant's Woman by Fowles The Inheritors by Robbins In This House of Brede by Goudan The Promise by Potok The Andromeda Strain by Crichton An Affair of Honor by Wilder The Selling of the President 1968 by McGinniss The Peter Principle by Peter and Hull Present at the Creation by Acheson Ambassador's Journal by Galbraith My Life and Prophecies by Dixon Prime Time by Kendrick My Life With Jacqueline Kennedy by Gallagher The Kingdom and the Power by Talese
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New York Times
Sterling Municipal Library
Puzo
Strand
du Maurier Fhe
Wallace
Susann
Fowles
Inheritors
Robbins
Brede
Godden
Potok
Crichton
Wilder
Dictionary of American Portraits on Display at Library
Audry Maeser highlights a new reference book in the Sterling Municipal Library. The Dictionary of American Portraits presents 4000 portraits of notable Americans from early times to the early 20th century, featuring diverse media and multiple depictions of figures such as Pocahontas Jefferson and George Washington.
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Audrey Maeser
Sterling Municipal Library
America
Pocahontas
Horatio Alger
Rembrandt Peale
Gilbert Stuart
Jefferson
George Washington
Europe
Weekend Comedy at Lee College Debuts in Maude Moler Hall
Lee College Department of Communications presents The Fantasticks at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the new dramarena of Maude Moler Hall. The romantic musical, ten years into its New York run, features Frank Clark as El Gallo and Johnny Bright as Matt with a cast including Brenda Casey Connie Campi Clemmons Gary Morrow and Jenna Cagle. Tickets are at the box office in Moser Hall. The production repeats December 12 and 13 with a different cast.
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Department of Communications
Lee College
Maude Moler
New York
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
University of Texas
T. EB. Rowlett Jr
Dan Mendoza
John O'Neill
Frank Clark
F. E. Clark
el Gallo
Clark
Medea
Guys and Dolls
Johnny Bright
Matt. Bright
Brenda Casey
Moser Hall
Luisa
John
Cagle
Sarah
Brown
Peggy Lee Packs Em In in New York Velvet Gown
Peggy Lee, nearly 50, known from Benny Goodman era, remains popular with a glittering silver gown and blonde image. The longtime singer continues to entertain, drawing fans old and new as her career spans decades and grows stronger.
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NEW York
NEA
Mae West
Peggy Lee
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Rigoletto Slated By Grand Opera
Houston Grand Opera presents Verdi's Rigoletto in Jones Hall on December 9 12 and 14 with baritone Peter Glossop as Rigoletto and Ian Buzea as the Duke. Urszula Koszut sings Gilda while Harold Enns and Rita De Carlo star as Sparatucile and Maddalena. Rexford Harrower directs with Walter Herbert conducting. tickets from the opera office or Foley's.
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Houston Grand Opera
Verdi
Jones Hall
Peter Glossop
Ian Buzea
Rigoletto
Gilda
Urszula Koszut
Sparatucile
Harold Enns
Rita de Carlo
Maddalena
Houston
Jon Enloe
Glorietta Allison
John Burke
Don Jones
Travis Franklin
Earline Ballard
Bettye Gardner
Rexford Harrower
Amsterdam
Harrower
Interopera Scenic Studio
Milan
Walter Herbert
Opera
Foley
Comedy Cast Is Announced For Aristophanes Lysistrata
Baytown Little Theater unveils the Lysistrata cast directed by Helen Kirkpatrick. Leading roles include Sara Der Flossie Bone Susan Hodges Lampita Jackie Hooper Myrrhine Barbara Plank Kalonike Becky Moody Betty Smith Charlotte Baumback Peggy Pollak. Chorus includes Jim Der L M Smith Henry Moody Don Plank David Haynes Kenesis Joe Floyd Harold Neaver and Charles Scott. Production dates listed as February 6 7 12 13 and 4.
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Baytown
Little Theater
Aristophanes
Lysistrata
Helen Kirkpatrick
Sara der
Flossie Bone
Susan Hodges
Lampita
Jackie Hooper
Myrrhine
Barbara Plank
Kalonike
Becky Moody
Betty Smith
Charlotte Baumback
Peggy Pollak
Jim der
L. M. Smith
Henry Moody
Don Plank
David Haynes
Kenesis
Joe Floyd
Harold
Situation Comedy at Baytown Little Theater New Year’s Eve
Baytown Little Theater stages The Paisley Convertible a New Year’s Eve situation comedy directed by Don Riddick. The plot follows Amy Gerry Pfeiffer and Charlie Ted Smith as newlyweds entangled by past engagements and mistaken identity, with Meg Theresa Moore and Sylvia Aggie Wager adding tension as the ensemble navigates romantic mixups. Performances continue January 9 and 10.
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Baytown Little Theater
Don Riddick
Amy
Gerry Pfeiffer
Charlie
Ted Smith
New York
Vermont
Ralph
Rick Johnson
Sylvia
Aggie Wager
Manhattan
Meg
Theresa Moore
Clear Creek
Deltones
University of Michigan
BLT
University of Houston
David Petrash to present senior recital at NTSU Music Hall
David Petrash, named in Who's Who Among Students, will present his senior recital at North Texas State University Music Hall. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John J Petrash of 517 Harvey.
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David Petrash
North Texas State University Music Hall
John J. Petrash
Harvey
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Fry
Ieez
David Smith
Becky McCraw
Rodney Woods
Shannon Arthur
Grand Opera
Nancy Neaver
Charles Scott
Museum of Fine Arts In
Cullen Foundation
Pasadena Little
Agnes Cullen
Pasadena Little Theater
Jo Simmons
Glenn Pfennig
FORD
Thomas
Wilkenfeld
Main
Texas
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