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Call for free brochure ^andinspection.PHOENIX — 253-2155Roofing Insulation Systems•A division of Manufacturers Research, Inc.Statewide Service. Page 4Scottsdale Daily Progress — This WeekendtFriday, June 11, 1971nThe Lqs Vegas cast of 'Moll Flanders' readiesi • IMollghtitoopening* There will be pmething newValley sun when the Windmill Mnner Theater opens its doors next Wednesday with the rollicking production, “Moll Flanders.” Although the opening performance is -beingbilled as a benefit for the Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission, the public is invited on a reservation basis (tickets are $25 per person).Located on the southeast*comer of Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard, Arizona's Windmill Dinner Theater is the fourth in a chain— the other three theaters are located in Houston, Dallas and Fort *Worth, Tex.Windmill Theater, Inc.; is aHouston-based corporation but the plays are Equity-cast in New York under the guiding band of executive: producer Cash Baxter. Each play will run for five ! weeks and will rotate among the four theaters.The manger for the Scottsdale operation is actor j Bruce Gordon, a familiar face to most television viewers, but perhaps best known for his role as Frank Nitti on “The Untouchable^’Gordon had worked in a TexasWindmill production of “Born Yesterday,” with Marie Wilson and became interested in the business.. “I like to act .and I like toeat*’’ combihe said, “what better ation?”•• ♦According to Gordon, the will seat 410 and there’s not 3 bad seat in the house. The table seating is tiered on three jsides of a stage which rolls into the center of the building, affording an excellent view from any angle. Unlike a jtheater-in-the-round, patrons will seldom be subjected to viewing the . backs of the actors throughoutan entire performance#Gprdon estimates that close to haljf a million, dollars has been mvested in the building and furnishings and, incredibly, everything is paid, for — including the land. ’Windmill’s * motto, “Where Dining Out ls a Broadway Production,” is taken literally, andone of the* establishment’s-ks will be fine food.The“Mollrestoropening production, Flanders,” is a bawdy tion musical comedy featuring the original Las Vegas cast. The play is adult fare and as .Gordon expressed it, “It’js the flip side of ‘TomJones’.Altholugh the schedule is not*•ir?V:includeSuite,”wiUsuch hits^ as “Plaza “Boni Yesterday/” and “The T Witness •, for the Prosecution.”. Actress Gloria DeHaven also is expected toheadlin;______will operate on a Tuesday - through - Sunday. winbe nd matinees unless specifically, requested by a large gioup or organization, in which (ase the Windmill will provide a luncheon buffet and a matinee performance of the current production. .will open at 6 p.m. each evfening to allow patrons . time for a drink if desired. Dinner will be served at 7 p^and curtain-time is 8: 30 p.m.'Prices for dinner and theplay are realistic: Tuesday per-1245 S. 7th St.Mobile horpe systems; tooj» « *Manager Bruce Gordon ancf f i n a I* * . *preparations.for maneWednes Sunday, Saturdaes are $7.90 per person; 3ay, Thursday arid $8*90, and Friday, andevening tickets are $9.90. Thlere also.is a pre-season offer which includes 12 shows and 12 dinners for $48 per.person,plus tax...-.:.
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Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale, Arizona, US
Fri, Jun 11, 1971
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