Aladdin Last Kids Show at Nyack Theatre Tuesday
Nyack’s Tappan Zee Playhouse hosts Aladdin and His Magic Lamp in two matinee showings at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. The production, part of a young cast series, features a stage manager and musical numbers. The article notes a historical aside about the first escalator shown in Paris 1900 and later in Philadelphia.
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Nyack
Tappan Zee
France
U.S
Gimbel Bros
Philadelphia
Genie roles and Broadway credits noted in snippet
A fragment notes Will B. Able as the Genie in Aladdin with choreography, mentioning he understudied Ray Bolger in the Broadway musical All American. The text references a lead song and a playful phrase about a good Genie versus a Meanie, but provides limited context or dates.
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Aladdin
Will B. Able
Ray Bolger
Presidential Report by Ottinger on 25th district race
Richard L. Ottinger of Pleasantville reports after a three day Washington conference with President Johnson Cabinet officers and congressional leaders. He says Democratic victory prospects look good in Westchester and Putnam and that moderate voters in the 25th district will reject extremism. He notes high local interest in the President war on poverty and cites Council of Social [illegible] preparing a local anti poverty program under a bill passed by Congress.
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Council of Social Ss
First nonstop Europe to US flight by Coste and Bellonte
In 1930 on September 2 two French aviators Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte completed the first nonstop flight from Europe to the United States in 37 hours and 18 and a half minutes. On September 18, 1769 the Boston Gazette reported the first piano made in the United States, a spinet by John Harris. On September 19, 192- Mouse the lovable creation Wal Misney was first introduced.
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Maurice Bellonte
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Editor's York Sun Phrase Cited in Virginia Rescue Editorial
On September 20 1929 an editorial in the York Sun echoed Yes there is a Santa Claus. The note refers to an eight year old Virginia child and a historic football contest between Sham University and Wayne College at Randall's Island New York City.
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