Finian’s Rainbow at Aquinas Theater Sunday and Monday
The Broadway musical Finian’s Rainbow plays 8 p.m. Sunday March 31 and 8 p.m. Monday April 1 at the Aquinas Theater. The operetta follows Finian McLonergan and his daughter Sharon in Rainbow Valley as they pursue wealth, romance, and mischief involving Senator Rankins.
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Fantasy In Aquinas Theater
Finian
Aquinas Theater
Rainbow Valley
Missis
Finian McLonergan
Sharon
Woody
Mike Lynch
Mahoney
Fred Vehrenkamp
Sue Lambert
Peggy Fox
Billboard Rankins
Mike
Fort Knox
Ludvik
Sunday March 31 Television Schedule Highlights
Wide day of religious programs and variety shows fills WKBT Ch.8 La Crosse. Notable entries include The Bible Answers, Popeye, The Christophers, This Is the Life, Wagon Train, and The Bowery Boys. Evening hours feature News, Weather, sports, and a lineup of films and specials.
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Christophers
Camera
The
Bowery Boys
Big Picture
Oral Roberts
the Life
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights And Braves Game
The list outlines a full day of radio programming from 6:30 AM to 1:00 PM with religious services, music blocks, news updates, and sport coverage. Notable items include Braves versus Baltimore Orioles at 1:00 PM, multiple church programs, and various music and talk segments across stations WCOW-FM and WLCX.
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Jolly Swiss Boys
Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Wisconsin
St. Francis
Hall of Sound
Lutheran Hour
Inquiry
MBS
W. T
Balti
J. D. Griffin
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights and Hosts
A detailed timetable lists musical showcases, talks, news segments, and religious programs across the day. Notable entries include Lawrence Welk, Proxmire Monitor, and Lawrence College discussions, with morning and evening slots spanning 4:00 to 10:30.
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Lawrence Welk
Nat
Pulpit
Wesley
Methodist
Chet Smith
Lawrence College
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights and Time Slots
Radio lineup lists morning to evening programs including Wake Up Easy News Weather Morning Edition Hollywood Profile Call To Worship Sunday Serenade U P Sunday Show News Serenade Sunday Show Viro Ch of Christ Sunday with WISV U S Army Hour Hour of Awakening.
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U.S. Army
Radio Schedule Highlights From WHLA-FM Listing
The WHLA-FM 90.3 schedule outlines a day of programming starting at noon with Musicale and Weather updates, then News at 12 55 and a sequence of cultural programs including Frontier Problems Democracy In America and BBC Theater. Evening segments feature Masterworks Legendary Pianist and Organ Concert with Lawrence College Music and a final Musicale at 6 00.
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Wea
America
Lawrence College
Local Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
At 4 30 concert hall hosts a program then 5 05 Silver Platter appears. A 5 30 feature covers Sunday with WISV followed by 6 00 News and Sports and a 6 15 sign off.
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WISV
Evening Programs Include Music and History Delights
At 6:30 the Cooper Union Forum hosts an evening gathering followed by 7:30 a German music performance. An 8:00 program presents the Ordeal of New France and a 8:30 FM concert caps the night with tuning and harmony.
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Cooper Union Forum
Ordeal of New France
Finian's Rainbow at La Crosse Cribune production
The bewitching operetta features Harburg Lane music and lyrics with a large cast from La Crosse area schools. Spotlight on Susan Sunny Buzz and Sheriff amid a chorus of geologists and sharecroppers directed by Sister M. Juanice with Patrick Flannery and Roger Young stage managers.
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Harburg-Lane
Finian
Glocca Morra
Fred Vehrenkamp
Sue Lambert
Peggy Fox
John Clark
Karen Bakkum
Susan
Paul Sullivan
Sunny
David Donndelinger
Buzz Collins
Sheriff
Chuck Bigley
Roger Young
Phil Dockendorff
Kathy Weiland
Henrietta
Richard Albrechtson
Howard
Tim Maher
Mr. Robust
Mike Bates
Mr. Shears
Dave Stroede
Jim Nichols
Joyce Young
Ann Hyde
Sonja Medinger
Joan Schrabeck
Richard Arlt
Pat Flannery
Arden Scheck
James Nichols
Mary Check
Kathy Gay
Robert Luehne
Mike Lennon
Karen Jess
John Roesler
William Himmelsbach
Barbara Pretasky
James Kloety
Susan Tyson
Diane Lindner
Nancy Renner
Joan Hengel
Elinor Brisson
Joanne Sobkowiak
Rita Abicht
Alice Roggensack
Betty Wopat
Lila Kreibich
Mary Connors
Jane Jambois
Richard Matusek
Jill Hefti
John Ott
Diane Mader
John
Althea
Ramona
Marcia
Patrick Flannery
Jenny Lou Ott
Margaret Mary Dumond
Paul Schams
Auditorium Sponsors Annual 4-Day Sports Vacation Show
The sixth annual Sports and Vacation Show opens April 18 19 20 21 at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. It features wildlife fish conservation racing pigeons trout pond golf putting and a five act stage show headlined by Phil Maraquin and others with Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa themed days and Miss Iowa Miss Minnesota and Miss Oktoberfest honorees.
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Mary E. Sawyer
Phil Maraquin
Mad Comic
la Blonde
Happitones
le Vines
Chimps
Egony Brothers
Wisconsin
Sunday Morning Radio Playlists Highlight Spring Airing
William Bruning of Radio WLCX launches a Sunday morning program at 8 beginning with Sousa Favorites and martial tunes to inspire spring chores. The set includes The Liberty Bell and The Black Horse Troop among others. George Melodrino offers a work by study album. Charlie Kearns follows at WKTV with Music by the Masters featuring Frank Chacksfield.
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William Bruning
WLCX
Sousa
United States Field| Artillery
el Capitan
Liberty Bell
King Cotton
Manhattan Beach
Washington Post
Kansas Wildcats
Black Horse Troop
George Melodrino
Heigh-Ho
Mayfair
Bruning
Charlie Kearns
WKTV
the Masters
Frank Chacksfield
Orches
Diane Brewster to Lead TV Segment in ABC Lineup
Diane Brewster will star as the feminine lead in the East of the Sun Fargo segment of Warner and I. She also appears in Love Letters in the Sand and So Hollywood. The new series April Love Fascination and You Are Too Beautiful join The Dakotas on the ABC TV Please network.
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Tra
Hollywood
Diane Brewster
Fargo
Warner and I
Bros
Dakotas
Abc-Tv
Seven Last Words Sung by Our Redeemer Choir Palm Sunday
The Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church Choir under Elvin Saterbak will perform the Seven Last Words at 7 30 p m on Sunday April 7 in the church sanctuary. Nancy Harget is organist and Rev Norman Nelson is pastor at 21st and Weston Streets.
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Voices of
Our Redeemer’s Lutheran Church Choir
Elvin Saterbak
Nancy Harget
Norman Nelson
Our Redeemer’s Lutheran
21St
Weston Sts
Pfafflin Stars In Iowa Opera
James Pfafflin formerly of La Crosse played a lead role in an Iowa State University Opera Workshop presentation. The American premiere of Haydn's L Infedelta De jlusa was staged at the Music Teachers National Association convention in Chicago, with a second performance in Iowa City. Pfafflin, 1954 La Crosse Central graduate, is son of Mr and Mrs Ray Pfafflin. He is finishing his master's in music at Iowa after attending La Crosse State College and the University of Wisconsin. He also studied at Harden Simmons College in Abilene Texas before Army service.
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James Pfafflin
la Crosse
State University of Iowa Opera ‘Workshop
Haydn
Music Teachers National Association
Chicago
Iowa City
Pfafflin
la Crosse Central High
Ray Pfafflin
S. 11Th St
Iowa
la Crosse State College
University of Wisconsin
Hardin Simmons College
Abilene
Tex
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Alyce Schneeberger
Sheila George
David Stroede
Mike Davis
Douglas Galster
Arden Schock
Richard Schmidt
Peter Bentz
Leroy Miller
Tom Kendhammer
Rosellyn Skemp
Pat Zander
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Nancy Olson
Lorraine Kimball
Kathy Wittenberg
Mary Lynn Patros
Mary Egan
Tom Hake
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Joyce Schauland
Delores Dawson
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