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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
3
A dense TV guide lists popular series and films from 6:00 to 5:30, featuring Gunsmoke and WIDE WORLD MYSTERY, dramas like Rhoda and The News, and game shows including Jeopardy style blocks. Several crime themed pieces appear, with Hoyt Axton and Perry Mason among the programs.
Channel guide lists Best Bets Monday with baseball at 4 13, 31 and film notices including Billy Graham Crusade at 9 p.m. and movies Cash on Demand at 10 p.m. War of Children at 10 30 p.m. plus One Deadly Owner at 10 30 p.m. and late ch. 5 48 11 30 p.m. Tuesday brings Geor gy Girl at 9 a.m. and An Eye for an Eye at 4 p.m.
Emma Smith of Ravenshead Nottinghamshire England endured a coffin burial for 100 days finishing on September 17 1968 in Skegness. The grave was 10 feet deep.
Explanation of voice production elements including vocal cords air and resonating cavities. Describes larynx growth at puberty causing deeper voices in boys and rapid changes leading to voice breaking. Compares with girls and notes adult pitch depends on cord length. Ends with a playful riddle section and contest note.
Aston Magna Foundation for Music announces its third annual baroque concert series in Great Barrington Massachusetts with seven performances on Saturdays at 6 pm and Sundays at 2 30 pm venues reflect each program. Included are secular chamber music at St James Parish House Heathcliff performances and sacred music at St James Church June 21 plus Shirley Wynnes Baroque Dance Ensemble at the Mahine Theater June 22 and 29. The June 8 opener features a late 18th century fortepiano on Aston Magna grounds Patricia Lodge.
The Round Top festival, Texas’s only music event in a restoration village, kicks off June 7 with the Dallas Symphony. Founder pianist James Dick guests. Houston Symphony performs June 13 with student artists, June 16 chamber group, and June 17 Children’s Day concert. June 21 features the Youth Orchestra of Greater Fort Worth with Dick at the piano. Tokyo String Quartet, Paul Olefsky, Leonard Posner, and Jess Walters are in residence booths.
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