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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1968

Page

3

Cimbers Introduce All-in-One Theatre Restaurant Concept

Reynolds wrap-up Bob Cimbers and Joe Ki amy owners of the Climbers Theatre Restaurant at 4111 E. Indian School unveil an all-in-one evening venue. A remodeled Luau features a small theatre, booths, live radio and a dance floor with no cover charge. The menu spans world cuisine with chef Larry Kwan, a free cocktail hour with hors d oeuvres, and after hours entertainment until 4 a.m.

Bob Cimbers Joe Kiamy Climbers Theatre E. Indian School Cimbers Luau Bob Joe U.S Johnny Henderson

Two choruses to present show at Coronado auditorium

The Coronado High School Cantadores and Arcadia Advanced Girls Chorus perform An Evening of Choral Music on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Coronado auditorium. Floyd Woodard of Arcadia and Jan Haynes of Coronado conduct Easter spring and popular pieces. Admission is 50 cents.

Coronado High School Cantadores Arcadia Advanced Girls Chorus Coronado Auditorium Floyd Woodard Arcadia Jan Haynes Coronado

Organ Recital Promises Unique Keyboard and Percussion Programs

Organist Charles Brown and percussion director Mervin Britton present a Sunday program at ASU Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium featuring five pieces adapted from the 15th century Buxheim Organ Book for marimba and organ. Free admission for students, faculty, and the public. Brown to perform and Britton to accompany.

Arizona State University Grady Gammage Charles Brown Mervin Britton Percussion Ensemble Brown Britten ASU Memorial Union

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