Slatkin to Conduct CSO in Eclectic Program
Leonard Slatkin leads the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra October 7 and 8 with works by Bolcom Purcell Bartok and Brahms. WGUC broadcasts Showoff 77 October 7 8 9 to raise funds. Corbett Foundation donates 25000 for a new WGUC studio at Music Hall.
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Film Notes Roundup Night Beat Review and Local Screenings
The column covers critics' digs at The Incredible Sarah showing Glenda Jackson as Bernhardt, calling the bio film weak and overgeneralized. It also slams Sweater Girls and notes Xavier University and UC events with free screenings, plus an animation festival opening October 5 at Bijou-Roxy-Ritz theatres.
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Community events and lectures fill Cincinnati October calendar
A crowded schedule lists Arthritis Foundation programs, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation workshop with Dr Bernard S Leibel, Total Parent Education childbirth classes, Edgecliff College play The Importance of Being Earnest, plus designer dress sale, financial security seminar for women, aluminum recycling pickups, and several lectures and fundraisers hosted by local groups. Notable venues include Kresge Auditorium at Medical Center, Marian High, Hilton Inn, Cuvier Press Club, and Netherland Hilton with multiple dates in October.
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ACS 1976 77 dollar income reaches all time high
Dr Ben T Yamaguchi of the Hamilton County unit of the American Cancer Society announced the unit posted a 480 889 income for the 1976 77 fiscal year, a 30000 rise from the prior year. Board nominees included Sherman Kinney Glenn Bratcher George Gillespie III Hildy Kerman Henry Marksberry Barbara McDonald Christee Musekamp Hartwell Parham Gary Pies and others.
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Dahlia Gardens Spark Cincinnati Fall Floral Show
The Cincinnati Park Board presents a dahlia spectacle at Ault Park with over 700 blooms in varied colors. The display lasts until the first hard freeze and includes one of ten national test garden dahlia plots where bulbs are evaluated by the Cincinnati Dahlia Association for future marketing.
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