Posing for Art Class Eases Monday Blahs at Cameron College
Bill Crawford recalls relaxing in Cameron College Art Barn while Wanda Shaw’s drawing class sketched eight caricatures including John Denney and George Watchetaker. He notes students’ observations on his features and the calming effect of watching art unfold, amid a busy week.
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Wanda Shaw
Cameron College
LCT
John Denney
George
Jeson
Yuri Nottingham
Kathy Sullivan
Jerry Ponder
Film Reissues Prove Popular
Hollywood reports a surge in movie reissues led by classics such as Gone With the Wind and Fantasia. Disney re releases 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea Pinocchio and The Lady and the Tramp to capitalize on youth appeal. Domestic reissues have grossed about seven and a half million dollars with total earnings near eighteen and a half million.
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Disney
MGM
Douglas Netter
Torme TV Show Nostalgic Premiere Evokes WWII Era
The program focused on 1945 the year World War II ended and aimed to spark memories for viewers over 35. It showcased sights and music with Torme leading an orchestra performing Sentimental Journey and doodling Kilroy was here on a board.
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Torme
Kilroy
Duffy’s Tavern
F.B.I
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Gas Output Rises in Britain to Record 1970 Level
Gas output jumped 16 percent in Britain in 1970, reaching a record level. Natural gas supplied about 70 percent of total gas. Coal use in gas manufacture dropped from six million tons in 1969 to under three million tons.
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London
Britain
Woody Guthrie Day May Be Proclaimed
Harris said Woody Guthrie died in 1967 at 55 after Huntington's disease and his music endures. Guthrie’s Dust Bowl flight and wandering shaped a life of performance from box cars to Madison Square Garden, with Oklahoma claiming his birth and Americans claiming his inspiration.
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Oklahoma
Criterion Theatre
Wton
Candi Earley
Sheila
Lawton Theater
Oke City
Guthrie
Harris
Town Hall
Madison Square Garden
Duncan High School presents Li'l Abner musical
Duncan High School students stage Li'l Abner in the school auditorium with Allen Clinkscales as musical director and Sue Ott as student director. Charles Hollingsworth stars as Abner and Dee Dee O Loughlin plays Daisy Mae in performances at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
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