Seventh Annual Sweetheart Dance for Retarded Children
The seventh annual Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by Women's Auxiliary to Long Beach Retarded Children's Foundation, will be held Saturday at UAW Local 148 Union Hall in Lakewood. Social hour starts at 7 PM, dancing from 9 PM to 1 AM with live music by Long Beach City College Adult Band. A snack bar will operate all evening. Tickets cost 2.50 per person to aid the foundation.
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Women's Auxiliary
Long Beach
Children’s Foundation
UAW
Union Hall
Pixie Ave
Lakewood
Long Beach City College
Retarded Children's Foundation
West Coast premiere of Zador opera at UCLA Schoenberg Hall
The University of California Los Angeles presents the West Coast premiere of Eugene Zador's The Scarlet MUS, directed by Jan Popper, at Schoenberg Hall. Performances at 8:30 p.m. today and Saturday with general admission 4 dollars and student 2.50. Romanian pianist Radu Lagu performs Bartok Brahms Schubert at El Camino College Auditorium Crenshaw and Redondo Friday evening with tickets 2.50 to 4.30.
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Schoenberg Hall
University of California
Los Angeles
West Coast
Eugene Zador
University Opera Group
Jan Popper
EL Camino College
Crenshaw
Redondo Beach
Dear Abby Alcoholic Wife and a Kleptomania Case
Dear Abby answers a reader about a wife who drinks at home leading to daily intoxication and sleep, suggesting Alanon and denial hinder progress. The page also includes questions about annulment after a drunk marriage and a daughter’s shoplifting mother, diagnosing kleptomania and advising family disclosure to a father official.
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Abby
Italy
Sybil
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Women Workers Dominate U S Labor Force
The Women's Bureau of the Labor Department reports over 33 million women are employed outside the home. This milestone reflects growing female participation in the workforce across diverse industries and regions.
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Women's Bureau of the
Labor Department
Major Los Angeles arts season features Bach and Jeunesse concerts
The Long Beach and Los Angeles area arts scene showcases a busy weekend with the Los Angeles Master Chorale performing Bach works at Saint Matthew Parish, and the UCLA Schoenberg Hall presenting Mehli Mehta with a winds serenade and Beethoven-like program. Additional listings include the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Pavilion Music Center, the Front Page revival at Huntington Hartford Theater, Saint Joan at Ahmanson, and The Sunshine Boys at Shubert Theater. Museum exhibits at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art spotlight masterworks from European and Asian collections.
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Lakewood Chamber Orchestra
Long Beach City College “Auditorium
Truce Mt Planst
Roger Ton Hanwehr
Franck
Sue Dente
ST. Matthew Parsion
Pavillon
Music Center
N. Grand Ave
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Master Chorale
Boys’ Choir
Mezzosop
Stuents
LOS Angeles Philharmonic
Sidney Hath
Jerome Lowenthal
Ginaaters
Dvorak
Muricals
Huntington Hartford Theater
Vine St. Hollywood
Hecht MacArthur
Fife
Chicago Criminal Courts
Ahmanson Theater
Sarah Miles
Richard Thomas
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Guide To Entertainment
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