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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
7
George Shearing and his Quintet perform at 8 15 p m today in McMahon Memorial Auditorium under the Community Concert Series. No tickets. this is a subscription concert. The note recalls Easter season and sightedness themes as context for the event.
Los Angeles AP observer notes 1974 mimics past hits like Airport and The Towering Inferno with sequels and remakes. Oscar race features heavy box office appeal but limited novelty with Godfather Part II and Chinatown among top contenders while foreign film Amarcord is excluded from best picture and direction.
New York AP review condemns Joseph Papp and Bill Gunns Black Picture Show at Beaumont Theater as lavish pretentious, with muddled structure and weak performances. Critics note faltering voice projection, heavy conceptualism, and an audience rush highlighting the production's failure to engage.
In Kemi Finland the city council banned Donald Duck and the Son of Tarzan for political reasons. Nine of eleven members are Communists or Socialists and the deciding vote was cast by the council chairman who is a Communist. The Educational Information Institution board had recommended buying Donald Duck magazines.
Five Eisenhower High School drama students qualified for the regional speech tournament by winning honors at a Saturday tournament at Putnam City High School. Bonnie Ellis placed second in poetry interpretation. Toby Rich and Julie Williams earned third in dramatic duet acting. Sabine Washburn and Joe Kuhn took third in humorous duet acting.
Over 80 booths offered handmade items at the Drumright Arts and Crafts Festival held recently. Vendors showcased pottery, textiles, jewelry, and woodwork attracting local shoppers and visitors to the event.
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