Seldom Scene To Bring Best Of Bluegrass Here
The Seldom Scene visits High Point Theatre November 5 at 8 p.m. with the High Point Medical Auxiliary sponsoring tickets at the box office. Proceeds fund a March 23 1978 appearance by the National Theater of the Deaf. The band features John Duffey and five top bluegrass musicians supported by local opening act the High Point Rangers.
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Seldom Scene
High Point Theatre
John Starling
Ben Eldridge
Mike Auldridge
Tom Gray
John Duffey
High Point
High Point Medical Auxiliary
National Theater of the Deaf
The
Country Gentlemen
Duffey
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Starling
Gray
Auldridge
High Point Rangers
Cabaret Recreates Pre War Germany at High Point Theatre
The High Point Theatre opens its Musical Theatre Series on Oct 28 with Cabaret a staged Broadway style production. The cast includes 24 with an eight piece orchestra on a national tour. Reserved seats are at the box office or by phone.
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High Point Theatre
America
Isherwood
Germany
Gospel Groups Set at High Point Theatre October 30
The Harvesters and the Kingsmen will perform at the High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center on October 30 at 2 p.m. Tickets are first come, first served and sold at the box office. Proceeds benefit High Point Civitan Club projects including scholarships at Central and Andrews High Schools and services for Boys Home Girls Haven and the mentally retarded. The Harvesters feature Bill Ferguson Bob Thacker Phillip Barker Richard Lee Earl Brewer. The Kingsmen led by Eldridge Fox include Ernie Phillips Ray Dean Reese Nick Bruno Squire Parsons Jim McCauley and Gary MPillard. Tickets available 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the box office.
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Harvesters
Kingsmen
High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center
High Point Civitans
Central and Andrews
Boys Home
Phillip Barker
Richard Lee
Earl Brewer
High Point Theatre
America
Eldridge Fox
Ernie Phillips
Ray Dean Reese
Nick Bruno
Squire Parsons
Jim McCauley
Gary ‘Beaver
Mpillard
Donated Benton Print Highlights Weatherspoon Gallery Gift
A High Point couple donated three works to UNC Greensboro Weatherspoon Art Gallery including Thomas Hart Benton Island Hay a lithograph. Other gifts were Napoleon Bridge Paris an etching by Frank P. Whiting and Frightened Horses a lithograph by Umberto Romano.
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Thomas Hart Benton
Weatherspoon Art Gallery
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
High Point
Benton
Vincent Brooks
Quaker Lane
Weatherspoon
James Tucker
Napoleon Bridge
Paris
Frank P. Whiting
Umberto Romano
Missouri
America
Local Chorale Announces New Members and Season
High Point Chorale named 23 members after individual auditions led by Dr. James Elson. Accompanist Marsha Garrett. First concert 4 p.m. November 13 at High Point College chapel featuring Bach cantata Gods Time Is Best Frostiana and American folk hymns. Messiah Christmas portion planned for early December. Dr. Elson is music professor and fine arts chair.
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High Point Chorale
James Elson
Marsha Garrett
High Point
Chorale
Cynthia Boyd
Angie Dalton
Joan Elson
Mary Anne Roger
Dot Rountree
Claudette Walton
Barbara Crowell
Jeannie Evans
Linda Hutchinson
Donna Sims
Mary Stuart
Pat Woods
Charles Brockmann
William Cornwall Jr
Bill Crow
Floyd Dillon
Josef Walker
William Joyce
Clarence Keever
Raymond A. Petrea
Tim Sims
David Wilson
Chip Watkins
Chas
Robert Frost
Randall Thompson
Dr. Elson
High Point College
Local Artists Display Works at Hickory Museum of Art
Linda Hodierne of Greensboro and Kitty Montgomery of High Point will exhibit paintings and original fiber art at the Hickory Museum of Art from October 16 to 31. Montgomery teaches at Davidson County Community College and holds a masters from UNC Greensboro, noted for handmade Bicentennial banners. Hodierne leads the Greensboro Artists' League and teaches at Guilford Technical Institute, showing two and three dimensional soft sculpture and fiber art.
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Linda Hodierne
Greensboro
Kitty Montgomery
High Point
Hickory Museum of
Montgomery
Davidson County Community College
High Point College
Unc-Greensboro
Ms. Hodierne
Greensboro Artists
Guilford Technical Institute
High Pointer Named To Board High Point Community Theatre
Mary Ann Luedtke president of High Point Community Theatre was elected to the North Carolina Theatre Conference board to head the Community Theatre division. She was among six board members chosen at the Raleigh convention. Other officers include Ed Pilkington Appalachian State president Don Nance Mount Airy High School vice president Richard Meissner Asheboro High School secretary Charles Martin Theatre treasurer Oscar Patterson Western Carolina head of college and university theatre Derby McGuire Orange High School secondary school Joseph Coleman Playmakers Repertory Theatre Linda Norfleet North Carolina Central black theater and Tom Behn UNCG children’s theatre. Dr Craig Hartley of the Florida Theater Conference and Dr Waldo Braden of LSU spoke.
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Mary Ann Luedtke
High Point Community Theatre
North Carolina Theatre Conference
Ed Pilkington
Applachian State
Don Nance
Mount Airy High School
Richard Meissner
Asheboro High School
Charles Martin
Oscar Patterson
Western Carolina
College and University
Dery! McGuire
Orange High School
Joseph Coleman
Playmakers Repertory Theatre
Linda Norfleet
North Carolina Central
Black Theater
Tom Behn
Woman grows marijuana after bird seed sprouts misidentified
In Salt Lake City an 85 year old woman who fed her dead bird’s seed found sprouts in her garden that looked odd. She called police after officers confirmed the plants were marijuana and seized the stalks while investigating the seed source.
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Salt Lake City
Huff Stars in Godspell at Greenboro Church
David Huff of High Point leads the cast in Godspell at Muir's Chapel United Methodist Church Greensboro with performances October 21 22 28 29 Curtain is 815 p m Tickets available by calling the church or 869 7701 in High Point Groups from churches and schools qualify for reduced rates
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Muir's Chapel United Methodist Church
Greensboro
Boren
Christ
David Huff
High Point
Huff
Unc-Greensboro
First United Reformed Church of Christ
Matthew
John Michael Tebelak
Carnegie Tech
Michael Moore
UNCG
Guilford College
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Fred Ebb
Berlin
Kit Kat Club
Clifford Bradshaw
Europe
Sally Bowles
Theatre Box Office
P.m. Daily
Ed Watson
Metropolitan Life Insurance
S. Wrenn St
S. Main St
Westchester Mall
High Point Civitan Club
P.O
N.C
Davidson Guild
Davidson County Art Guild
Lexington Municipal Club
Ward Nichols
Bob Dance
Stephen Sebastian
Joe Seme
Bob ‘Timberlake
Bob Timberlake
Charles Kuralt
W. Center St
Lexington
Sly Stallone
New York
Sylvester Stallone
National Assn. of
Chapin
U.S
Southeastern Center For Contemporary Art
Jane
Corcoran Gallery of Art
SECCA
Marguerite Drive
Winston-Salem
Miss Wilkinson
Melinda F. Wilkinson
Memorial United Methodist Church
Thomasville
Raleigh
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Stafford Wing
UNC Symphony
Graz
Austria
American Institute of Musical Studies
New York City
Chloe Owens
National Assn. of Teachers of Singing
West Cary Junior High School
Howard C. Wilkinson
Fleet Scott
Craig Barfield
Unc-Chapel Hill
Dept. of Natural Resources and Community Development
Dixie Browning
Art Gallery
Reynolda Village
Eva Hamlin Miller
Garden Studio
Tomahawk Drive
H.C. Taylor
A&t State University
Associated Artists of
Arts Council
Hanes Community Center
Coliseum Drive
Austin Lowery
R. Dean Barber
Charlotte
Sylvia Bumgarner
Green Hill Art Gallery, Inc
Summit Ave
Barber
North Carolina
Ms. Bumgarner
Southeastern Theatre Conference
American Theatre Assn
Uncg, Children’s Theatre
Craig Hartley
Florida Theater Conference
Waldo Braden
Louisiana State University
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