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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1976
Page
10
Household items valued at about $431 were stolen from the home of Thomas Sturer near WLEB Scott Street by five burglars who forced a rear door to enter, police reported Monday.
Fragmentary OCR reads event listings and venue notes for Seal Beach, including references to a stage show or play titled Robin and Marian and an appearance by Neil Simon’s work. Details are garbled with numbers and stray text.
New York review notes Scott Baio and Florrie Dugger age 14 play adult mobster and singer roles in Alan Parker’s Bugsy Malone set in 1929 New York City. Children fill a mini world with marshmallow guns and no blood as audiences enjoy youthful performances and pie finale.
John Clifford led a studio theater lecture and impromptu demonstration at Long Beach State University featuring dancers at the barre and excerpts from four ballets. The program included Pas de deux from Sleeping Beauty, Bach’s Brandenburg concerto choreography, and Balanchine selections, highlighting John Kirkland and Nancy Davis among the performers.
A collage of light quips about celebrities and appearance. Bobby Vinton’s friend is told he can eat anything but receives a list of what he will, while Jan Murray jokes about a banana diet and a wife climbing a tree. Des Arvz recalls a quarrel with Lucille Ball over a brief outfit and attention.
Julie Barris is set for Huntington Hartford Theater in a recreation of Emily Dickinson by Jwie Har ris. It opens Nov 23 for four weeks. The Mike Merrick Don Gregory preproduction of the Wikam ace play is directed by Charles Nelson Reiily, making his Broadway directing debut.
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