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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1969

Page

13

DeCarlo Stars in Dolly Levi at Phoenix Star Theatre

DeCarlo headlines as Dolly Levi in Hello Dolly at the National Company in Phoenix concluding its 1968 69 season. The musical, post New York premiere, earned the New York Drama Critics Award and Tony recognitions. Evening shows begin 8 30 p.m. with 2 30 p.m. matinees Saturday and Sunday. Tickets available at the Phoenix Star Theatre box office and Community Box Offices.

Buster Bonoff Phoenix Star Theatre Dolly Yvonne DeCarlo Dolly Levi National Company New York New York Drama Critics Award Antoinette Perry

Bob Hope attends Billy Shepard show at Cactus Charlie’s

Judy Reynolds notes Bob Hope in the audience at Cactus Charlie’s Executive House for Billy Shepard and Judi Jourdan. The Red Dog and Schlitz Brewing Co sponsor a Sunday charity night to fund a summer camp for a blind child, with bands Mr. Clean, Memphis Soul and Honey and Soul providing entertainment. Proceeds from admission and drinks fund clothes and sports gear. The Match returns to Paul Shank’s French Quarter at the Safari Hotel with multiple nightly shows and a June RCA Victor album release in progress. Twenty Camelback Inn employees travel to Acapulco for Paraiso del Pacifico’s opening. Sam Sheen’s Legend City updates offer all‑inclusive pricing with rides, plus open May 3 and Legend City retained as the name.

Cactus Charlie’s Executive House Billy Shepard Judi Jourdan Jimmy—Tattler Bob Red Dog Schlitz Brewing Co Frank Flynn Schlitz Dog Mr. Clean Memphis Soul Honey and Soul Paul Shank French Quarter Safari Hotel Las Vegas Colorado Springs Palm Springs Jim Webb RCA Victor Sam Sheen Old Legend City Musement Texas Legend City Frontier Funland

Invitation to a March at Stagebrush Theatre opens season

Scottsdale Community Players present Arthur Laurents comic modern fairy tale Invitation to a March at Stagebrush Theatre April 25 27 and May 4. Box office hours 1 5 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. daily. Advance reservations 945 9040. Admission 2 for adults 1 50 for students. Curtain 8 30 p.m. Sundays 7 30. Beach community on Long Island setting features a romantic triangle with colorful characters including a prince a plumber and a sleeping beauty. Cast includes Marianna Brose Lucie Wyatt Brad Zinn Deedee Grogan Stanton Miller Jacqueline Gaston C B Lewis Jr Graham Hill and others. directed by Rudy Hurley produced by Bonnie Voakes.

Arthur Laurents Scottsdale Stagebrush 2Nd St Long Island Stagebrush Theatre Camiilla Jablonski Marianna Brose Isoe Tenn SCP Miss Brose Arizona State University Hell Scottsdale Theatre For Lucie Wyatt Lily Broun Miss Wyatt Brad Zinn

Arizona Home Beautiful Show At Memorial Coliseum

Visitors at the 1969 Arizona Home Beautiful Show at Memorial Coliseum enjoy public exhibits. The Valley Aquarium Society features an Underwater Circus with fish animals and names. The Valley Garden Center presents fresh flowers with about 200 paintings by the Scottsdale Artists League for sale. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Poster arrange hostesses. A 20 foot orchid tree with Spanish moss centers Allied Florists Association display.

Memorial Coliseum The Valley Aquarium Society Valley—Garden—Center Scottsdale Artists 'League Warner Valley Garden Club Poster Scottsdale Artists League Allied Florists Association of Greater Phoenix

Taliesin Festival to Debut Time Upon Time Dance Drama

Taliesin West hosts the 169 Taliesin Festival of Music and Dance presenting Time Upon Time a new dance drama created and directed by Siovanna Lloyd Wright and produced by the Taliesin Fellowship. The program features Wright dialogue and choreography with music by Mrs. Frank Lloyd Wright and others. Tickets six dollars. performances 8:30 p.m. April 25–27 with reservations via 948 6400.

Taliesin Festival of Music and Dance Siovanna Lloyd Wright Taliesin Fellowship Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture Miss Wright Frank Lloyd Wright Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer John Amarantides Heloise Swaback David Merritt Kay Rattenbury Ling Po John Rattenbury Paul Wagner Richard Carney David Wheatley Taliesin West Susan Montooth Lap Schiffner Taliesin

PLT to present Twelfth Night at Phoenix Little Theatre

The Phoenix Little Theatre stages William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night tonight through Sunday and again April 23 27 30 and May 14. The comedy blends poetry and humor. students pay half price one dollar on select performances Sunday Wednesday Thursday and May dates.

Phoenix Little Theatre William Shakespeare

Brilliant Brazil film closes World Ad venture at Scottsdale High

The 1968-69 World Adventure Series presents Brilliant Brazil at Scottsdale High School tonight at 8 15 with photographer Clay Francisco narrating. Immersive color scenes explore Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro Santos Brasilia Belem and Rio nightlife. A 1000 mile Amazon trip to Manaus features Aruba Indians jungle life and Tgnacy Falls. Gwen Dew Buchanan sponsors the non profit cultural event with box office from 7:30 p.m. at Valley Book Store sells tickets.

Brazil Scottsdale High School Clay Francisco Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro Santos Brazilia Belem Rio Amazon Manaus Aruba

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