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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1975

Page

24

Cameron oboist Kibbe to solo with Lawton Philharmonic Saturday

Cameron music faculty member Michael Kibbe an avid cyclist will solo Mozart Concerto in C major K 314 with the Lawton Philharmonic at 8 15 p m Saturday in McMahon Memorial Auditorium He taught double reeds orchestration and theory at Cameron and leads the Lawton Youth Orchestra.

Michael Kibbe Cameron Music Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra Kibbe Pasadena Certo C. K Lawton Philharmonic McMahon Memorial Auditorium Cameron NORAD Colorado Springs el Paso Symphony California State University At Northridge Lawton

Lisztomania spoof ties Liszt to modern pop icons

Critics mock the bizarre Ken Russell film Lisztomania in which Franz Liszt appears as Roger Daltrey like figure and Ringo Starr plays the Pope. The piece notes Wagner and a sensationalized Nazi era reference while Rick Wakeman updates the music with synthesizers and keyboards.

Ken Russell Franz Liszt Roger Daltrey Rommy Rick Wakeman Ringo Starr Warner Bros Roger Europe Wagner

New Library Additions Highlight 1970s Fiction and Nonfiction

Lawton Public Library reports over 100 weekly acquisitions featuring fiction titles such as The Shadow Knows by Diane Johnson 1974 and The Romance of Atlantis by Taylor Caldwell 1975. Nonfiction includes The Cancer Story 1973 and From Under the Rubble Solzhenitsyn 1974, with juvenile works like Prehistoric Animals 1975 and Sundace Coyote 1974.

Diane Johnson Atlantis Taylor Col Gweil Jess Stearn Taylor Caldwell Solustron Ernest Raymond Travers Abrahem Goel Harrington Seven Hills Jean Plaidy Lucrezia Borgia Big Julie Las Vegas Edward Linn Big Julie Weintraub Dunes Hotel Stewart M. Brooks Stewart Brooks Alexander Alexander Solzhenitsyn Russia Bernard Stonehouse Ane Fuer Cherch Indepan Ellis Owens Peenen Michael Fox Irmenorde Eberie Donny

The Four Days of Mayaguez review

Roy Rowan analyzes the 1975 Mayaguez crisis in a concise Times Life memoir style. He argues U S air strikes sped crew release, notes the Koh Tang landing and losses, and frames U S retaliation as a clear signal of power after Vietnam era withdrawal.

Mayaguez Roy Rowan Norton Cambodia U.S Indochina Time and Life Rowan White House Charles T. Miller Washington Koh Tang

Gene Kelly backs intimate movie musicals after TV hit

Gene Kelly argues Hollywood can revive movie musicals with smaller productions. He cites Noel Coward mini shows Lili and Les Girls as proof and notes that top numbers often worked best with limited casts. Kelly, along with Fred Astaire, favors fewer dancers for stronger screen use.

Bob Thomas Los Angeles Hollywood Gene Kelly Kelly Noel Coward Lili Esther Williams Fred Astaire

Kelly Keeps Dance Career Active At 63

The veteran choreographer and director discusses directing and staging sequences for MGM’s That’s Entertainment Too as he grinds through tighter training for brief performances. He notes dancers face early apprenticeship and looming obsolescence while planning TV appearances and new film talks for next summer projects.

MGM Kelly Fred Fred Astaire Kelley Muhammed Ali New York Pittsburgh Steve Lawrence Eydie Gorme CBS George Gershwin Paris London Steve Gene d’Artagnan Musketeers Metro Yugoslavia

Lawton Student Cast In OU's Scarecrow

Lawton student Vickie Wiginton is cast as Fanny Reddington in The Scarecrow at the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Jack Wright notes the early 1900s play blends elements of The Wizard of Oz and Death of a Salesman. The eight performances run December 5-7 and December 9-13 in the Ruper J. Jones Theatre.

Norman Vickie Wiginton Billie J. Wiginton Great Plains Lawton Fanny Reddington University of Oklahoma Jack Wright Puritan New England Ruper J

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