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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1990

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13

Hubcaps to perform at Knott Arena

The Hubcaps a seven member nostalgic rock band plays at Knott Arena Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg at 8 p.m. Saturday Sept 29 with all seats ten dollars. They specialize in 50s 60s rock and roll performing tunes by Conway Twitty Otis Redding the Kinks James Brown and the Rolling Stones. Most members are from Prince Georges County Maryland and they tour the mid Atlantic region about 200 shows a year and record for their own label. Tickets are available at the arena office or by telephone at 447 5700 with a service charge.

Hubcaps Knott Mount St. Mary’s College Emmitsburg Conway Twitty Otis Redding the Kinks James Brown the Rolling Stones Maryland Denny Cook Thurmont Rocky Jimi Simon Hagerstown mid-Atlantic Arena

Shenandoah reveals 1990-91 theater season lineup

Shenandoah College and Conservatory announces a 1990-91 season featuring two musicals, an opera and a play. Wonderful Town opens in October in Armstrong Auditorium, followed by Mozart's Così fan tutte in November, and Half A Sixpence in February. The spring play The Runner Stumbles closes the season in April, with Harold Herman directing all main productions and subscriptions priced at $24 adults and $15 students.

Shenandoah College and Conservatory Leotard Bernstein Ohio Greenwich Village New York Anna Ulsite Manhattan Eileen Leonard Benstein Armstrong Auditorium Don Alfonso H.G. Wells London Broadway England Kipps Ann Milan Stitt Stumbies Upper Peninsula Michigan Rempte Rivard Runner Stumbies Harold Herman Music Theater Theater Department Shenandoah Thomas Albert James Laster Robyn Hart Schroth Michele Hraman Donald Black Linde’ Hagen Herman The Brave Little Tailor Irving Berln Shenandoah Music Theater Ensemble

In the Street Celebration for Frederick Kids

Frederick hosts its eighth In the Street Celebration on Saturday Oct 6 from noon to 6 pm in downtown. Activities span 400 500 blocks of North Market Street with puppet shows miniature golf a space walk and a kids block featuring dunks cheer and stage acts plus a three wheeler race and karate demonstrations. Local organizations including Grace Brethren Church the Kiwanis Club The Salvation Army and Frederick Jaycees lead attractions and safety activities with badge friendly fun for area children.

Frederick Jeremiah the Mountain Man North Market Street East Fourth Kiwanis Club of Frederick Grace Bernetta Brown Ahilden Steve Engle Dusty Mr. Engle East Los Angeles Theatricks Clown Alley la Paz City Hall Contestanta Regis Aul Begihe Golden Knights Marty Weedon Frederick Gymnastics Club Frederick Jaycees Judy Tom Miller Frederick Office of

Old Opera House Month Declared in Charles Town WV

Charles Town designates September as Old Opera House Month to honor the 80th birthday of the historic building. The Old Opera House Theater Co. unveils a three year renovation plan with a $120000 budget and a $60000 matching grant from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation. Local fundraising aims to reach $30000 before Thanksgiving as work begins on doors windows and stage areas with state historic preservation oversight.

Charles Town W.va Nicholas Nickleby Tim Kelly Charles Dicken Nicholas Ralph Nickleby Rufus Park Bill Chesley OOH Hubert Rolling Annie G. Packette George Washington D.C T.E. Mullett Packette Old Opera House Theater Co Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Mittee Gloria Brand Historic Preservation Unit West Virginia Charleston

Wizard of Oz silent version shown at Weinberg Center

The 1925 silent film The Wizard of Oz will screen at the Weinberg Center on Saturday September 29 at 7 p.m. The comedy features Larry Lemon and Oliver Hardy with organ accompaniment by Floyd Werle. Admission is five dollars. for details call 694 8585.

At& P.m Weinberg Center L. Frank Baum Larry Lemon Oliver Hardy Floyd Werle

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