Community theater to stage Everybody Loves Opal in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Community Theater closes its 1965-66 season with the farce Everybody Loves Opal by John Patrick. It opens Thursday for nine performances through three weekends with curtain at eight. Box office reservations span daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 362 7632.
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Cedar Rapids Community Theater
John Patrick
Ray Gogg
Opal Kronkie
Virginia Allen
Opal
Brad
Roger Dunnette
Gloria
Carolyn Beaty
Sol
Jim Beaman
Announcement of the week in music and LP reviews
A breezy column notes mixed LP reviews from 1958 era Ellington and Leonetti works, praising Tommy Leonetti trombones and the Dukesmen, while criticizing Paul La Valle and the Band of America Vietnam salute. Mentions Horst Jankowsky European two beat shows and MGM strings. Includes Carl Weinrich instrumental recital with Mozart and Haydn works under Arthur Fiedler Sinfonietta.
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Tommy Leonetti
Zacheis
Leonetti
van Alexander
Rca-Victor
Paul la Valle
Band of America
Vietnam
Armed Services
Horst Jankowsky
Mercury
Berlioz The Trojans two record set in French by Pretre
A vivid two record set of Berlioz The Trojans parts 1 and 2 highlights. Reine Crespin leads a strong Paris Opera vocal cast with Georges Pretre conducting a Thrilling orchestra and chorus. Sung in French with a boxed set and modest libretto. Equally exciting Mozart Sonatas for Piano in a contrasting mood.
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Berlioz
Regine Crespin
Georges Pretre
Paris Opera
Angel
Marketts to Swing at Danceland Saturday Night
A West Coast combo called the Marketts visits Danceland for Saturday night with hits from last season like Out of Limits and new arrangements including Batman Theme and The Avengers.
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Marketts
Danceland
Social stars mingle at charity galas and film gossip
Mutual friends whisper about the Albert Bostwicks marriage as heir to a polo family and a Chicago heiress. Elvis Presley intimates discuss Pris cilla Beaulieu marriage while in the West Germany posting. A Pierre gala hosts a lively Reuben Award night with Rube Goldberg absent. Robert Montgomery Jr. meets a writer who recalls The High Hatters play.
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New York
Albert Bostwicks
Molly Netcher
Chicago
Peter Lawford
Elvis Presley
Priscilla Beaulieu
West Germany
Joseph Beaulieu
U.S. Air Force Base
Elvis
Robert Montgomery, Jr
Star Jeanne Crain balances film career with large family
Hollywood star Jeanne Crain, mother of seven, manages acting work and parenting by taking one thing at a time. She discusses a calm approach while preparing for a TV film with Dana Andrews at MGM, and plans a new series with Howard Duff at Fox.
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Hollywood
Jeanne Crain
Margie
Pinky
Twentieth Century-Fox
Fox
Dana Andrews
MGM
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1St Ave
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16Th Ave
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SOBOL
Jack E. Leonard
Gene Bayles
National Cartoonists Society
Pierre
Rube Goldberg
Europe
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Harry Hershfield
Draport Inn
Gretsch
Boddicker School of Music
By Bob Thomas
Jeanne
Christopher
Paul, Jr
Loyola University
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Flamingo Pizza Palace
Ellis Blvd
Knights of Columbus
Joseph C. Carroll Council
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