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Newspaper
Laguna News Post
Location
Laguna Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2013
Page
3
A resident on Summit Road reported two vehicles rifled and $100 in singles stolen at 8:58 a.m. In a separate incident on Hillcrest Drive at 7:09 a.m., a women's restroom mirror was shattered by vandals.
On January 12 a series of incidents were reported including a woman in her 20s seen snorting in a vehicle at South Coast Highway and Legion Street, a man screaming and wandering into traffic on Laguna Avenue, and a driver running a red light on Laguna Canyon Road. Other reports cited a stolen vehicle near Coast Highway, a possible vehicle theft by a date, a man requesting money back with a gun, cable and card damage by a former employee, a home ransack observed by a house keeper, gunfire and vehicle burglary after a dispute near Thalia Street, a break in and theft from a Toyota Highlander on the South Coast Highway, and BB gun damage to a Laguna Beach High School window.
Casting calls at Irvine Bowl Park draw up to 400 hopefuls for the 2018 Pageant of the Masters. The event, part of the Festival of Arts, marks 80 years of living re-creations with new images like a frame of Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times and an Alfred Hitchcock tribute. Volunteers, including Laguna Beach residents, join as cast and backstage help, turning participation into a family activity and skill-building opportunity.
Joanna Clay probes Pageant of the Masters director Diane Challis Davy on casting, height requirements, and how 150 roles are filled. She explains annual rehearsals run January to May, double casting, and fans returning for a new show with fresh art inspired films and new effects.
The 90 minute stage show presents living pictures of classical and contemporary art with real people in makeup. The theme The Big Picture salutes art that inspired legendary filmmakers. Performances run 8 30 p m daily July 7 to August 31 at Irvine Bowl Laguna Canyon Road Tickets range 15 to 90 dollars.
A 28 foot sailboat named Why Knot ran aground January 6 near Cleo Street Beach in Laguna Beach. Police Capt Jason Kraver says a demolition firm moved the unseaworthy craft from Main Beach to Capistrano Beach for dismantling after the owner Stephen Michael Fryer of San Diego could not pay for removal. Fryer, 47, was arrested on suspicion of operating the boat while intoxicated. The city may seek costs for removal and destruction.
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