Opening Recital at CCM Features Rudnytsky Debut
Cincinnati CCM presents Roman Rudnytsky, pianist in residence, in the opening faculty recital at 8:30 in Corbett Auditorium. The program includes Ravel Gaspard de la Nuit and arrangements by Frank Proto. Also on stage the Symphony Jazz Quintet and Glenn and Trudy Muegel perform new and contemporary works.
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Cincinnati
Roman Rudnytsky
College-Conservatory of Music
Corbett Auditorium
Symphony
Glenn
Trudy Mueger
Ravel
Gaspard de la Nuit
Rudnytsky
Europe
Canada
United States
CCM
Frank Preto
Glenn Muegel
Trudy Muegel
Paul Martin Palombo
Muegel
CSO
Rosenberg Elected President of OCTA Board
Dr. Donald L. Rosenberg of Miami University Theater has been chosen president of the Ohio Community Theater Association after winning a second three year term on the OCTA board. He previously served as first vice president and assumed the presidency at the 19th OCTA Conference in Dayton. The OCTA comprises about 94 member theaters across Ohio.
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Oxford
Donald L. Rosenberg
Miami University Theater
Ohio Community Theater Association
Rosenberg
Dayton
Miami
University Theater
Homer Abegglen
Purdue University
University of Iowa
Yankton College
South D Dakota
Rodney Dangerfield Finds Fame in His Nightclub
Rodney Dangerfield recalls no respect as a late start comic who sold paint by day. He began in Greenwich Village after three months for nothing and built a career after a successful Ed Sullivan appearance. He opened his own Manhattan club during tough times and now prefers staying put.
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Phil Thomas
NEW York
Rodney Dangerfield
Manhattan
Dangerfield
Greenwich Village
Ed Sullivan
Circus Arrives at Hara Arena Dayton This Week
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will play at Dayton’s Hara Arena from Wednesday through next Sunday with ten performances scheduled.
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Phant
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Dayton
Hara Arena
Jazz Series At UC Opens Next Sunday
UC starts a year of jazz events with a free Sunday concert by Carmen DeLeone and the Studio Big Band plus Wilbert Longmire and the Sisters of Righteous. The program features Scarborough Fair Movin On and other tunes as a 10 piece band backs guests at Tangeman Center weather backup in Great Hall if needed.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Carmen DeLeone
Wilbert Longmire
Sisters of Righteous
Denice Kinnard
Roberta DuBois
Freedom Shout
Joe
Fountain Square
Joe Williams
Music Hall
DeLeone
CCM
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Buddy Rich
Thad Jones
Mel Lewis
Urchie Greene
Symphony Jazz Quintet
City Seeks Lifeguard Jobs for Women in Ocean City
Ocean City Maryland faces a lifeguard shortage of male guards prompting Mayor Harry Kelley to consider female applicants for next summer. Captain Robert Craig, head of the beach patrol, says he will test any girl applicant and will personally oversee the process.
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Ocean City
Harry Kelley
Robert Craig
Dayton Philharmonic Opens 39th Season With Peter Nero Pop Concert
The Dayton Philharmonic plans a pop season kickoff October 6 at Memorial Hall featuring pianist Peter Nero. Tickets range 3.00 to 5.50 dollars with season passes also on sale including Entremont Frager Menuhin The Romeros Schwarzkopf and Fiedler in a eight concert lineup.
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Dayton
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Peter Nero
Memorial Hall
Nero
Julliard School of Music
Dayton Philharmonic
Sheraton- Dayton
N. Main St
Phillippe Entremont
Malcolm Frager
Dayton Ballet Company
Yehudi Menuhin
Touch Cost Soars for New York West Coast Theater Trek
The Company of Los Angeles plans a New York East Coast tour for The James Joyce Memorial Liquid Theater. Budget balloons to 60000 with 42 backers, raising weekday and weekend admission to 8.25 and 9.75 respectively. Guggenheim Museum venue marks a rare union of performing art with a major visual arts center.
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William Glover
New York
Company
Los Angeles
James Joyce Memorial
Robertson Boulevard
Liquid Theater
Fifth Avenue
Guggenheim Museum
Brooke Lappin
Bruce Bassman
Michael Edlin
Southern California
National Endowment For the Arts
Baltimore Tops In Violent Crimes
The FBI reports the Baltimore metropolitan area again led the nation in violent crime for 1970 with about one in 100 residents in the city or four surrounding counties affected by murder rape robbery or assault.
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Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
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Elms Street
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Cincinnati Symphony
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