Silk screen and wood block course offered at Center
Middletown Fine Arts Center launches silk screen and wood block class starting Sept 24 taught by center director Paul Scardina. Evening sessions 7 30 to 9 30 attract working people. Donation from Fred Yoder adds 54 screens 100 screens 30 by 30 and other equipment worth nearly 1000 dollars. Tuition is 24 dollars per eight week session plus a small lab fee.
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Merle Haggard to Perform Two Shows in Cincinnati
Country star Merle Haggard will appear at Cincinnati Music Hall in two concerts on Friday October 5 at 7 30 and 10 p m. Bonnie Owens and the Strangers, the Osborne Brothers and Don Bowman also perform. Haggard’s songs include Okie From Muskogee and The Fighting Side of Me reflecting a life of hardship and reform school.
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Cincinnati Music Hall
Haggard
Bonnie Owens and
The
Strangers
the Osborne Brothers
Don Bowman
Okie
Muskogee
String art session at Arts and Crafts Guild meeting
Ruth Boyd leads this month's Arts and Crafts Guild program on string art. The session is set for Thursday in the community room at the Barnitz Bank building on Breiel Boulevard and Roosevelt Avenue. Attendees should bring a hammer, old magazines, 10 cents and a spool of polyester thread.
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Arts and Crafts Guild
Ruth Boyd
New Barnitz Bank
Breiel Boulevard
Roosevelt Avenue
Dayton youth art program registration and schedule announced
The College of the Dayton Art Institute invites youth to enroll in the Saturday program starting Sept 22 and running through Dec 15 with two age groups five to eight and nine to 13. Courses cover drawing painting sculpture with advanced students offering ceramics and photography. a new Studio Workshop for high schoolers provides an intermedia program earning one credit toward the college degree.
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Fine Arts Center Names Judges for Area Art Show
Mid dletown Fine Arts Center announces judges for its Area Art Show, A. Joseph Barrish and Kathy Stewart Salchow. Barrish, print making instructor at the center, is a Cleveland native with a MA from Ohio State in 1957 and studies at Dayton, Pratt Institute, and London projects. He has won multiple awards and exhibited in New York, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Columbus, and Dayton galleries.
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Pratt Institute of New York
Birgit Skoild
Print Workshop
London
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St. Louis
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New York City
Graphics Liturgical of
Columbus
IBM
Flair Gallery
Cincinnati
Contemporary Religious Art Center
Gallery of Arts and Decoration
Marianist Art
Ohio
Dayton Art Institute
Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
Dayton Art Center
University of Dayton
Kansas City Art Institute
Jewish Community Center
Kansas City
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Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Speed Art Museum
Louisville
College of Mount Saint Joseph
Cincinnati Playhouse Fall Schedule Revised For School Audiences
The Cincinnati Playhouse lists a staggered season with The Tempest in fall and Harvey in spring. Plays include The Tempest Oct 4 28 Old Times Nov 8 Dec 2 Harvey Jan 3 27 Indians Feb 21 March 17 Waiting For Godot Mar 28 Apr 21 Travellers May 2 26. Tuition Youth Program 40 Studio Workshop 50 Scholarships available. Registrar at 456 Belmonte Park North open 9 to 5.
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William Shakespeare
Harold Pinter
Mary Coyle Chase
Arthur Kopit
Waiting For Godot
Samuel Beckett
Travellers
Jacker & Tunick
Belmonte Park North
CSO Opens Season With Concerts in Music Hall
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra launches its 79th season with Friday 11 a.m. and Saturday 8:30 p.m. concerts at Music Hall. Thomas Schippers conducts with guest soloist Shirley Verrett, a Metropolitan Opera veteran making her Cincinnati debut. Season tickets go on sale at CSO offices and single tickets at the box office.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Thomas’ Schippers
Shirley Verrett
Metropolitan Opera
Oktoberfest at Dayton Art Institute weekend event
The second Oktoberfest at the Dayton Art Institute runs September 29 and 30 from 1 to 7 p m daily in the Institute and Art College grounds. Open to the public, the festival features 21 booths with jewelry paintings sculpture prints and crafts, German music, international foods and 10 cent beer, with items for sale.
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DAI
Germany
India
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Thailand
Osmond Merrill to wed Utah teacher Mary Carlson
Osmond Brothers member Merrill Davis Osmond, 20, plans to marry Mary Carlson, 22, a Utah schoolteacher, on Sept. 17 in Salt Lake City. The couple's engagement was announced by a spokesman for the entertainer.
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Merrill Davis Osmond
Singing Osmond Brothers
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Entertainer
Osmond
Mary Carlson
Salt Lake City
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