Hollywood Gabor group buys Ballet America for Huntington engagement
Eva Gabor and Richard Brown with Ray Katz acquire Ballet America, the former American Folk Ballet, now set for a Huntington Hartford Theatre engagement at month’s end.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
3
Eva Gabor and Richard Brown with Ray Katz acquire Ballet America, the former American Folk Ballet, now set for a Huntington Hartford Theatre engagement at month’s end.
New York City council votes 35 to 1 to repeal a 36 year old law requiring cabaret entertainers to carry ID cards. The move follows Sinatra’s public thanks via Councilman Lazar, ending a prohibition era police cleanup that lingered despite clubs’ return to respectability.
In Redditch England hippie film fans must check their bells at the door. Manager Peter Skelton says the bells ring as hippies move and annoy other moviegoers during screenings at the Gau mont cinema.
In Watts Los Angeles, 39 year old Rev James Perrone known as Buddy James performs saxophone concerts to attract and teach local youth. A former jazz sideman, he uses music to bridge gaps, drawing kids to St Odilia's Parish for lessons, choirs and contests.
The National Theater of the Deaf launches a 30-campus tour starting at Wesleyan University on Sept 24 and 25. The 17-member troupe presents four one act plays with directors Gene Lasko Tyrone Guthrie Joe Layton and Yoshio Aoyama guiding separate works including Saroyan The Man with His Hearts in the Highlands and Gianni Schicchi pantomime.
In New Haven Connecticut singer Marian Anderson was announced as chairman for the 1967 Christmas Seal campaign by UPI sources. The announcement identifies Anderson as lead for the fundraising drive.
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