First Chamber Dance Company Growth and Key Members
The article traces the formation and expansion of the First Chamber Dance Company, highlighting early members such as Bentley Stone and Walter Camryn who joined the American Ballet Theatre in the 1950s. It notes collaborations with Juilliard, touring plans to bring American ballet to broader audiences, and mentions former New York City Ballet star Miss Groman and others joining the ensemble.
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Bentley Stone
Walter Camryn
American Ballet ‘Theatre
Community Department of State
Danylooms
Sterling Grove
Tuckey
Afghanistan
Tran
Pakistan
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
Laos
Thailand
Singapor
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Cof “Chamber
Tiveldance
Danyoung
New York
Aalins Saeine
Charles
Bennet
Janice Groman
Lisa Bradley
Michael Athoff
Robert Joffrey Ballet
First Chamber Dance Company OF
Marjorie Mussman
Michael Athoft
Charles Bennett
Travel books reflect casual, budget-friendly journeys
AUDREY MABLER discusses Sterling Library’s travel culture showing a three volume series "Where The Fun Is." The set covers US travel east of the Mississippi including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, west of the Mississippi with Alaska and Hawaii, and Europe plus the Iran Curtain nations, Moreeto, Turkey, the Caribbean and Hawaii.
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United States
Mississippi
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Alaska
Hawaii
Europe
Iran Curtain
Moreeto
Turkey
Caribbean
Guidebook notes for youth travel and Peggy Lee debut
The piece reviews a youth oriented guidebook series that targets under thirty with listings on nightlife and low budget venues. It highlights Peggy Lee making her Houston debut in January 2024 at the Houston Music Theater with her recording Why Don't You Do Right and an Oscar nom history. Tickets are on sale at the Roaston Music Theater box office.
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Peggy Lee
Houston
Houstan Music Theater
Siice
Kelly
Roaston Music Theater
New TV Series Debuts On Channel 8 at 7 P M
The Show launches a new series at 7 p.m. Sunday on Channel 8 with host Bob Walsh and guests Billy Toomey Kenny Ropers and the First Edition. Topics cover violence in news broadcasts sports contests youth song lyrics and educator responsibilities. Future guests include Friends of Distinction Dr James Kavanaugh Dr Benjamin Spock Dick Gregory and Vanilla Fudge.
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Channel 8
Bob Walsh
Billy Toomey
Kenny Ropers
Donal le
Friends of Distinction
Dr. James
Kavanaugh
Dr. Benjamin
Spock
Dick Gregory
Vanilla Fudge
Woody Allen Comedy Opens at Brunson Theater Sunday
The Open Sunday comedy Take the Money and Ran stars Woody Allen as actor director and co author. Janet Margolin also features in a plot set in San Quentin with scenes across North Beach Nob Hill and a prison yard.
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Woody Allen
Virgil Starkwell
Brunson Theater
Allen
Mickey Rose
Aley
Seventeenth Century Dutch Masters Exhibit at Rice Gallery
Nineteen Rembrandt and Dutch Masters works will be shown January 18 to March 1 at Rice University Institute for the Arts Gallery. Also upcoming at Jones Hall, Indios Tabajaras perform January 23 with tickets from 2 to 4.50. Other events include a film tour on KTRK Channel 14 January 24 and avant garde performances January 22–24 at Rice.
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Rembrandt
Frans Mals
Pieter de Hooch
Jan Steen
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rice University
Institute For the Arts
Brazil
Los Indios Tabajaras
Jones Hall
Society For the Performing Arts
Foley’s
Europe
United States
South America
Ktrktv
Channel 14
la Monte Young
Marion Zaveela
Cast Set By Alley Theatre for The Andersonville Trial
The Alley Theatre announces the cast for The Andersonville Trial opening January 22 on the main stage. The Civil War era play covers the trial of Captain Henry Wirz with William Hardy as Wirz and Clarence Felder as prosecutor. Bruce Hail stars as defense attorney alongside a lineup including Bill Noone R Edward Leonard Jerome Ballew Daniel Mooney Dominic Hogan and Jay Sheffield. Nina Vance steps down as director with Pat Brown taking over as assistant director as the drama runs through February 22.
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Alley Theatre
Andersonville Trail
Henry Witz
Saul Leavitt
Henry Wirz
William Hardy
Clarence Felder
Alley
Bruce Hail
Bill BE. Noone
R. Edward Leonard
Jerome Ballew
Daniel Mooney
Dominic Hogan
Jay Sheffield
Nina Vance
Andersonville Trial
Pat Brown
Ireb
Symphony Sets Concert With Guest Conductor Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt
The Houston Symphony will feature Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt as guest conductor at Jones Hall with performances at 2 30 p m Sunday and 8 30 p m Monday and Tuesday. Mozart Strauss I and Dvorak works are on the program. Tickets are available at the Jones Hall box office CA 29823.
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Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Jones Hall
Houston
Mozart
Strauss I
Dvorak
Symphony
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Audrey Mabler
Sterling Municipal Library
Jack Jones
Houston Music Theater
N É . Jew TV Ser
Glenn Pilennig Editor
Peter Ustinov
Jonathan Winters
Texas National Guard
Alamo
Commonwealth United
Keenan Wynn
Llen
San Quentin
Count Basie
Glenn Miller
Petula Clark
Mr. Chips
Finian's
Rainbow
Buddy Rich
Enneys
Penn
Danny Davis
The
Nashville Brass
Jack Grean
Jeannie Sealy
Wilma
Foley's
Music Hall
Nate
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