Light Up the Sky Opens Broadway Run This Week
The Broadway theatre premieres Light Up the Sky this week as audiences await the opening production. The show promises a lively comedy of manners with a spirited ensemble and bright staging.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1950
Page
3
The Broadway theatre premieres Light Up the Sky this week as audiences await the opening production. The show promises a lively comedy of manners with a spirited ensemble and bright staging.
Vincent Secure announces new entrants to the Bristol Red Cross Swimming Program after noon yesterday. The list includes Beginners Clifford Frank Claudia Frank Albert Diodati Manny Diodati Jerry Russo Dorothy Sylvia Matthew De Leo Raymond Correira Rossalind Mathewson James Serpa Robert Araujo William Lopes John Ferri Maretta La Fazia Thomas Bernier Edward J Newbold Jr John Henderson Connie Iasello. Intermediates Gu Estrella Robert Estrella Swimmers Eleanor Card Anne Gablinski Robert Chestley Margaret Flynn Advanced swimmer Andrew Francis Junior Lifesaving Sandra Dwyer Walter Young Patricia Xing Margaret Flynn. He invites scouts to meet merit badge lifesaving and swimming requirements at the beach.
The 35 foot sloop Indigo sails from Bristol while Robert Gray and his band perform at the Colt Memorial Senior School on Thursday evening. The event features Hazel Twiss, the soprano, and marks a busy Beal season with regattas and yacht races planned around Narragansett Bay.
The Parrots beat the Black Hawks 28 to 14 and the Blue Jays topped the Eagles 14 to 10 in girls softball. In baseball, the Peaches shut out the Bananas 9 to 0 with Raymond Cordeiro and Robert Cabr al starring for the winners.
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