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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1973
Page
13
Mc Mahon Auditorium Authority plans Thursday vote on Lange's future season. Most touring shows lost money this season, though Godspell drew ovations. board aims to break even while assessing support levels for next fall.
Country music personality Johnnie Lee Wills was reported in satisfactory condition after hospital admission in Tulsa on Saturday following treatment for a heart attack. He was treated at a local Tulsa hospital and remains under medical care.
The Oklahoma Theater Center announces its 1973-74 season with Irma La Douce Butterflies are Free And Miss Reardon Drinks A Little The Lion In Winter Play It Again Sam and Romeo and Juliet opening March 31 at the Mummers Theatre The center nears end of its first season with Noel Coward Private Lives closing and Boys From Syracuse set as last current production Oklahoma City attorney John Belt OTC board president says the center is financially solid Dye replaces as artistic director to managing director and will also direct the Oklahoma City Lyric Theatre this summer.
Robin and John, telegraph company workers, chase stage fame in a 1957 Manhattan apartment. John nears adulthood and explores his sexuality while Robin falls for him, despite failed seduction. The cast includes Regina Baff and Henry Winkler with director Arthur Storch amid distracted press notes.
Marcel Marceau appears in the Community Concert Series at Mc Mahon Auditorium in Lawton for a sold out 8 15 p m show with doors at 7 30 p m. He travels from Denver for his only Oklahoma appearance before a Tuesday Austin set. Pierre Verry will present cards as Marceau performs his Bip pantomimes and repertoire style pieces.
Critics panel from Clive Barnes to Leonard Harris offered sharp takes on the play shown at the Factory Theater Lab. New York Times called the script trivial while Daily News found simple-minded energy with some laughs, and New York Post described it as dismal or childish with scant Broadway prospects.
Cameron College players announce auditions for the comedy Butterflies Are Free from 2 30 to 4 30 p m Tuesday in the college auditorium director Donovan Hamilton said today
The Miss Oklahoma USA Pageant will be held at 8 p m on March 31 at the Hilton Inn in Oklahoma City replacing the originally announced date. Cameron College coed Mitzie Jo Ford will represent Lawton in the pageant.
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