Weekend arts entertainment festival and theatre line up
A slate of free and paid arts events covers music and theatre across western Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio. Highlights include Festival of American Composers at Hoyt Institute tonight at 8 15, First Baroque Concert at Wilson Park in Kennerdale, and The 1950s Rock and Roll Revival headlined by Chuck Berry at Three Rivers Stadium Sunday at 2. The Butler Symphony Choir performs sacred and folk music at Butler Community College Sunday 7 p.m. An outdoor concert by American Wind Symphony Orchestra occurs at Point State Park Pittsburgh 8 p.m. Sunday. Theater options include Little Mary Sunshine outdoors at Clen-Moore UP Church tonight and Saturday 8 30, George M at Packard Music Hall Warren tonight and Saturday 8 30, Goodbye Charlie at Stow Players Foxburg Saturday 8 30. Bitler Institute hosts a new oils and watercolors exhibit Saturday 10 00-4 30 and Sunday 1 00-5 00.
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Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
Wilson Park
Kennerdale
Oil City
Chuck Berry
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh
Butler Symphony Choir
Butler Community College
Butler
American Wind Symphony Orchestra
Point State Park
Clen-Moore UP Church
Clen- Moore Bilvd
Bitler Institute of American Art
Youngstown
Beau
Danny Seeth
Shari Robison
Little Mary Sunshine
Clen-Moore
Clen-Moore Blvd
New Castle News
Actress Elizabeth Allen to star in Star Spangled Girl
Hollywood reports Elizabeth Allen of Bracken's World will play a top role in Paramount production Star Spangled Girl. Additionally Yaphet Koto is cast as a sadistic cowboy in Man and Boy, a film featuring Bill Cosby in a vicious fist fight.
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Hollywood
UPH
Elizabeth Allen
UPI
Yaphet Koto
Bill Cosby
Lenny Brings Bruce Back to Broadway Stage
UPI drama critic notes the Brooks Atkinson Theater hosts Lenny by Julian Barry as the 1970 71 season finale. The play profiles Lenny Bruce, whose career was marked by stark satire and repeated obscenity charges across the nation.
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Jack Gaver
UPI
New York
Lenny
Brooks Atkinson Theater
Julian Barry
Lenny Bruce
Bruce
Lenny brings Bruce to life on Broadway stage
In New Castle News June 25 1971 a review praises Tom O Horgan for directing Lenny with bold fantasy. Cliff Gorman delivers a powerful Bruce-like performance while Robin Wagner’s scenery enhances the extravagant staging. Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
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NEW Castle News
Bruce
Tom O'Horgan
Horgan
Lenny
O’horgan
Cliff Gorman
Gorman
Robin Wagner
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Kenley Players
Packard Music Hall
Warren
Ohio
Charlie
Stow Players
Silver Fox Playhouse
Foxburg
Slippery Rock
Clarion County
Allen Gets Role
Koto
Cosby
North
Colonial Lanes
Parkstown
N_C
CING
BeaTee
Tony Frasso
Msl
Babe Altera
KQV
Tom Jones
Johnny Spencer
Pat Henry
The
Jeff Sturges
Pgh
Sears
Network Ticket Agency
National Record Marts
Civic Arena
Forbes Ave
KOV
Jesus Christ Civic Arena
Stephen Stills Civic Arena
Dallas Taylor
Jackson
Glenn Campbell
KQOV
Poh
National Record
Forbes Avenue
Troggio
Butler Road
Holiday Inn
Ron Joseph and
the Lively Ones
Yobiday Svar
Youngstown Rd
the Holiday Players
Juttley
David Mathew
Sunezs
Fhnay KY
Rick Besovan
Clen Moore U.P
Rom Casliste Street
Atlantic City
Indiana Ave
N.J
Steel Pier
Ocean World
Cra
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Delores Dawn
Michael Day M.C
Jack Shepp
Olmhurst
Pennsylvania Ave
Soerdwalk
Askabea Family Plan
Spates Solarium
Sva Beck
Atean View
Oith TV
Becwr
Dalksons
P. C. Stittas
Beach & Boardwalk
Atlanticity
Capt. Star
Francochta
Admisson
Wax Museum
Sky Tower
Gean World
Lisgest
Boardwalk
Beech
Ocean
Children's Counsellor Service
Ocean View
Mr Man
Abany Ave
Atlantic
Devil
Jules Verne
Comfortably Air
Condit
Columbia Pictures
Sam Spiegel
David Lean
Bloxg
Kirk Douglas
Yal Brynner
Samantha Eggar
Big “Duke
Hell John
John Wayne
Howard HawKs
Rio Lobo
Gs Technicolor
Tural
Guinness
Anthony Quinn
Jack Hawkins
Jose Ferrer
Anthony Quayle
Claude Rains
Arthur Kennedy
Omar Sharif
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