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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1996
Page
21
The listing shows a packed schedule on Frederick Fourth Street with noon performances by Beatlemania and Space Cossacks at the main stage, followed by The Grandsons and The Ubangi acts in midafternoon, plus Frankentractor and 4Runner at later slots.
The In The Street festival on Saturday October 5 features five stages with noon to 3 p.m. entertainment across Seventh Street, Market to Fifth Street, and multiple venues. Tiny Tim canceled due to heart attack. Beatlemania cast performs at noon and 1 15 p.m. Highlights include Space Cossacks surf set, The Grandsons, Ubangis, 4Runner country, Slippery Pot Pie, Shaft, Trial by Fire, Rip and Ruby, Vibe, Mercy River, Griff Legs Contest, Zebulun and the Fullness Reggae, and Jah Works Reggae Band. For details call the Frederick City Office of Special Events at 663-8687.
The Frederick Chorale joins La Camerata Nuove and the New England Youth Orchestra under Francisco de Araujo for a Beethoven Celebration repeat. Highlight is 13 year old Gregory Magarshak performing Choral Fantasy with chorus, orchestra and soloists at Gov Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick.
The Frederick Community Concert Association starts its 60th year with Ralph Markham and Kenneth Broadway performing Oct 5 at 8pm in Gov. Thomas Johnson High School auditorium. The duo has 15 years of touring Europe and North America, averaging 30 recitals per season, and has performed with major orchestras. FCCA memberships remain available at $25 for four concerts in October, December, February and March. Frances Hackett is the contact for information.
Kater, a competitive roller skater since youth, visited the Frederick area in 1960 while stationed at Fort Detrick and later moved to Montgomery and Frederick Counties. He earned national and North American titles, recalled doing camels and axels, and noted evolving equipment and tours competitions as the sport grew.
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