Recreation Calendar for Community Building Events
Recreation Calendar outlines weekly activities at the community building. Monday features dance baton slimnastics ceramics decoupage Tiny Tot recreation country painting and arts crafts sewing. Teen Center hosts Deal events. Tuesday includes Tiny Tot recreation adult oil painting senior club children arts and adult oil painting. Wednesday lists Tiny Tot recreation children arts oil painting and sewing Spanish classes. Thursday is closed. Friday excludes dance baton and china painting. Saturday notes Teen Sewing and no advanced baton class.
Galileo opens Alley Theatre season with Brecht play
Alley Theatre director Nina Vance announces Bertolt Brecht's Galileo as the inaugural season opener. The production uses Hanns Eisler score prepared for the Laugh ton version and stars Tony van Bridge with a 60 member cast. Tickets via Alley Box Office at 615 Texas or JA 2-1045. hours listed.
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Nina Vance
Alley Theatre
Bertalt Brecht
Galileo
Hanns Hisler
Charles Laughton
Tony van Bridge
Brecht
Eisler
Laughton
Joseph Losey
Los Angeles
New York
Herff Applewhite
University of St. Thomas
Texas
Italian Film Magnate Rossellini Turns To TV Venture
Italian film magnate Roberto Rossellini showcases his move into television with Survival, a $3 million project created to educate audiences in developing countries. The world premiere in Houston funds a nonprofit effort, with his son Renzo directing and plans to tour NASA. He also produces a five hour Iran series and a Louis XIV spectacular for European TV.
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Glena Pfennig
Robert Rossellini
Rossellini
Houston
Iweek
Institute of International Education
iEurope
Europe
Renzo
Schlumberger Ltd
Gulf Oil Corp
Upjohn
Denton Cooley
Michael DeBakey
Ialian
Louis XIV
Tickets Remaining For Hellfighters Baytown Premiere
Tickets remain for the December 20 Baytown premiere of John Wayne's Hellfighters at Brunson Theater. Two showings at 7 30 p m and 9 40 p m will offer 1150 tickets for the first night. Unused premiere tickets may be used later in the film’s indefinite run. all seats are $1 50 with no passes or reservations.
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John Wayne
Baytown
Brunson Theater
Rufus Honeycutt
the Brunson
Honeycutt
Forbidden Games Shown At Lee College
Lee College screened Forbidden Games as the final fall film in the Fine Arts Series. The 1940 wartime drama follows a Paris area girl and a peasant boy as they transform loss into a macabre game of cemetery building and graveyard crosses. Dale Adams announced three spring films to follow.
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Linda Ferrell
Lee College
Paris
Brigitte Fossey
George Poujouly
Dale Adams
Exhibition on Felix Candela at Rice University
The Museum of Fine Arts will display photos and drawings by Felix Candela in Cullinan Hall as part of The Architecture of Felix Candela. Candela, a Spanish born architect and engineer, planned to visit Rice University November 2 and 27 as guest lecturer. The show runs through January 6 and highlights his hyperbolic paraboloid concrete shells.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Felix Candela
Candela
Rice University
School of Architecture
Cullinan
Shalako Western Film At Brunson Theater Continues
Brunson Theater continues Shalako a Western adventure set in 1880s New Mexico. Scout Branson leads a party of European aristocrats threatened on an Indian reservation safari. International cast includes Sean Connery Brigitte Bardot Stephen Boyd Jack Hawkins.
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Shalako
Brunson Theater
U.S. Army
New Mexico
Sean Connery
Brigitte Bardot
Stephen Boyd
Jack Hawkins
Peter van Eyck
Honor Blackman
Woody Strode
Eric Sykes
Alexander Knox
Valerie French
Don Shirley in Baytown concert delights audience
Frank S. Smith reviews Don Shirley and three string players in an all American program at Sterling High School. Shirley blends spirituals hymns and popular tunes with refined piano technique and subtle phrasing. The ensemble provides lush background with cello Mary Anna and Dennis Trembly bass. The performance flows without intermission, ending with Gershwin and Porgy and Bess medleys and a warm Baytown reception.
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Frank S. Smith
Baytown Sun
Frank 8. Smitie
Sterling High
Bayshore
Don Shirley
Shirley
Rachmaninoff
Liszt
Ravel
David Everhart
Mary Anna
Dennis Trembly
Gershwin
Porgy and
Bess
New York
Amorous Flea opens December at Baytown Little Theatre
Baytown Little Theatre starts The Amorous Flea on December 5 with Glen Whitcomb as Arnolphe and Whitman as Horace. Terri Bennett makes her BLT debut as Agnes, joined by Jackie Hooper and Tony Schillaci in comic roles. Sam Hastings and others round out the cast as the production, directed by Don Riddick, debuts in Texas. Tickets go on sale December 2 at the box office and area banks. reserved seats are $2.
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Glen Whitcomb
Philip Whitman
Whitcomb
Arolphe
Baytown Little Theatre
Arena Stage
Whitman
Horace
Arnolphe
Agnes
Bennett
Lamar Pech
Beaumont Little Theatre
Jackie Hooper
Georgette
Tony Schillaci
Alain
Amolphe
Mrs. Hooper
Schillaci
Velasco
Sam Hastings
Crysalde
Hastings
Gordon Gallatin
Orante
George Mueller
Enrique
Gallatin
Houston
Mueller
Cornell
St. Georges
New York
Trinity Church
Bay
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John Wayne and
Katharine Ross
FOCUS
Paisan
Direct
Renzo Rossellini
Roberto Rossellini
Brunson
Country Kitchen
Seo Restaurant
Tri City Beach
Tri City
The
New Steel
Lessig
Morgan's Point - la Porte
Featuring
Country Gentleman
PIZZA
Felton
Our
Bay Reef
Market Street
Wisconsin
Yeager
Pit
Steska
Auneciper Hyw
Decker
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