Mexico Adventure film presented by Cedar Rapids Audubon
Audubon Wildlife film lecturer C P Lyons of British Columbia brings Mexico Adventure to Coe College auditorium in Cedar Rapids for a 7 30 p m Monday showing. The color documentary highlights Mexico’s terrain climate flora fauna and diverse people from Sonoran desert to Yucatan jungles. Lyons notes Mt Ori zaba and central plateau canyons while detailing conservation work in British Columbia and Barkerville restoration projects.
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Iran to Build First Opera House Under Empress Farah
On Empress Farah’s orders construction starts on Iran’s first opera house a million dollar theater seating 567 with a facade in Oriental style featuring 17th century Iranian mosaic designs.
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London Theater Revolt: Cheapest Seats in Front
The Royal Shakespeare Company plans a new London theater with the front row stalls offered as the cheapest seats to attack snobbery. Managing director Peter Hall says front seats are often uncomfortable and will be filled by the deserving and popular audience currently in the gallery.
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France Auction Fails to Draw Bidders for Maginot Relics
In Malhouse France an AP report notes about 100 people attended an auction of 1940 vintage war relics from the Maginot line. Nine old motorcycles sold for 100 dollars and nineteen mobile kitchens brought 14 dollars and up each.
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