31 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
1
A wet weekend left a small turnout at the Lewiston Youth Center for Charlie Daniels James Montgomery and Catfish. The trio followed Friday nights shows at Augusta Civic Center and Bates College with plans for Fleetwood on Friday that never developed. Promoters should coordinate dates to maximize crowds and profits while bands guard their reputations.
The article notes crowd size affects performers with larger crowds pushing fuller energy. Catfish, a rising band, delivered the strongest performance last Saturday, hinting they may soon break through if they keep up the effort and avoid chasing a superstar image.
A list of film showings at SACO venues including CINEMA I II III and PARIS CINEMA with titles such as Three Days Of The Condor The Lion In Winter and Love Lips plus DRIVE INs Daughters of Dracula Blood Pen and White Line Fever scheduled with times and dates.
Television guide lists NBC CBS ABC and local Maine programming with news, quizzes, dramas, comedies, and films. Features include The Partridge Family, The FBI, Ironside, The Masque of the Red Death, and The Night that Panicked America with late movie The Horror at 37000 Feet.
On Stage CLUBS BASTILLE-Jimsonweed DUNFEY'S LAST HURRAH The New Christy Minstrels NICK Jim Orenwine PORTLANDER Friends TAVERN David Hampshere TOP OF THE EAST Bob Shaw WHITE HALL Rush THE WELL Windfall SANDBAR Wide Open INN CROWD Peter Cassara and 20th Century COUNTRY BARN Countrymen PINES NIGHTCLUB Shotgun Editor's Note Any nightclub or band that wishes to have its engagements listed in this column can send its schedule to the Journal in care of Roger Gagnon ROCK.
The Bangor Symphony Orchestra will air its season opener Sunday at 7 p.m. on Maine Public Broadcasting Network WMEA 90.1 Portland. Guest violinist Eugene Fodor, a young American, performs in the broadcast.
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