Aspen Inn offers a nostalgic menu with period flair
A Bethlehem convention group dined at The Aspen Inn on Routes 512 and 22. The menu mimics a 19th century Aspen Daily Times with appetizers from 95 cents to 2.95, surf and turf for 8.50, and main courses like Rainbow Trout Almondine 4.95, Hawaiian Chicken 5.50, Kansas City Sirloin 8.95, and Alaska King Crab Legs at 8.95. Prices appear appealing and the dishes well received.
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Dining Out Prices Surprise Diners on Extra Charges
A dining note by Helen Morrison describes a meal with a 50 cent baked potato surcharge, 1.25 for sautéed mushrooms, and 1.50 for artichokes. A garden salad buffet accompanied dinners, while desserts list Old Fashioned Fruit Delight and sun daes at 10 and ice cream at 5 cents. Wines and a separate drink menu featured Banana Slim and Irish Coffee.
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Helen Morrison
Chester artist Olivia Williams debuts in New York cabaret
Olivia Williams of Chester will debut at 11 p.m. August 18 at The Bushes of Central Park in the Park Royal Hotel at 23 W. 73rd St. She is daughter of attorney Robert Williams and Mrs. Williams of Chester and has studied at Rose Schulman and Hedgerow Theater School. The Bushes has hosted performers like Liza Minnelli Roberta Flack and the Ink Spots.
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New York City
Olivia Williams
Chester
Miss Williams
Robert Williams
Williams
Rose Schulman
Jasper Deeter
Hedgerow Theater School
Rose Valley
Franklin School
Chester-Upland
Park Royal Hotel
Liza Minnelli
Roberta Flack
The
Ink Spots
W.C. Handy
Kurt Weill
Hollywood letters ask cost and showbiz trivia
Reader questions cover Mitzi Gaynor show costs from 425000 to 500000 per hour, Kenny Rogers marriage to Mary Ann Gordon, confusion over Jean Simmons, Hulk actor, Farrah Fawcett Majors on The Price is Right, Susan Dey’s latest projects, and Carousel exhibition dates at Brandywine River Museum.
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M. Blood
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Kenny Rogers
Gunilla Hutton
Mary Ann
Kathy T
Kinsport
Tenn
Mary Ann Gordon
Brandywine River Museum
James H. Duff
Charlotte Dinger College
Farrah Fawcett- Majors
R. Salyer
Ventura
Calif
Concerts and appearances fill Philadelphia venues this week
Bruce Springsteen heads to The Spectrum for Aug 18 and 19 shows. The South Philadelphia String Band performs Toy Soldiers on Parade as part of Mummers Concerts at Judge Lewis Quadrangle. Michael Cooney and Outward Bound appear at Penn's Landing. Linda Ronstadt Livingston Taylor and George Benson headline Electric Factory dates. Exodus debuts at Dunphey's with Susan and J.J. joining. Teddy Prendergrass wraps four nights at the Shubert Theater with a women only midnight show and chocolate Teddy Bear lollipops.
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Gazeta Primeiro
Penn’s Landing
Mickey Clark
Kentucky
Mick Moloney
Eugene O’donnell
Electric Factory
Wiill
Linda Rondstadt
Livingston Taylor
George Benson
Robin Hood Dell
Bruce Springsteen
the Spectrum
the Persuasions
Lenny Williams
Bijou Cafe
Teddy Pendergrass
Shubert Theater
Dunphey
Exodus
Susan
J.J
Las Vegas
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