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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
12
Oklahoma University stages Stephen Sondheim's Company directed by Clyde Grigsby. The contemporary musical surveys marriage with witty lyrics and sharp insights. Noted performers Suzy Pitt and Linda Parrish deliver singing, while opening night tech and projection issues hindered the premiere.
OU's Raymond Larson designed a slick two level set for Company with multi media backdrops and 30 slide projections creating Manhattan scenes. Robert McGill leads as Robert with strong performances from Pam Talley Earl Frounfelier Ed Harris and Karen Massey as married couples. The show opens in Roberts posh apartment and runs with other summer OU productions on the Norman campus.
Los Angeles AP reports Kojak is slated to become a new television series after creators occasionally struggle to develop a show. The Waltons and Kung Fu are cited as examples of surprise hits born from previously unplanned origins and Movie of the Week concepts.
The Marcus Nelson Murders evolved from a TV movie into a CBS series titled Kojak starring Telly Savalas. Executive producer Abby Mann adapted Selwyn Raab’s book about the 1964 New York Wylie Hoffert murders. CBS planned a Sept premiere but no scripts exist due to a 16 week writers strike.
Auditions for Lawton Community Theatre's summer musical The Fantasticks begin tonight at 7 30 at the Playhouse with tryouts also Tuesday and Wednesday. Eight men and one woman are needed. Jim and Betty Clark guest co directors. Ted Stevens directs the chorus with Nancy Sterett producing and Cleta Davis as pianist. Backstage help also sought. No one wrote during the strike.
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