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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1968

Page

10

Harth in concert at Flag Festival

Izler Solomon leads the Festival Symphony with violin soloist Sidney Harth in two Flagstaff concerts at Northern Arizona University. Bruch G minor concerto and Barber Intermezzo open, Schubert Great C major Symphony closes. Rehearsals at 10 15 a m Tue Fri open to the public for $1.

Flagstaff Izler Solomon Indianapolis Symphony Sidney Harth Northern Arizona University Harth Max Bruch Joachim Solomon Symphony Vanessa Samuel Barber Barber Darius Milhaud Franz Schubert Vienna Society of the Friends of Music Schubert Festival Symphony Eugene Lombardi Phoenix Symphony Clarence Shaw Flagstaff Symphony Ellos Gabriel Gruber Takayori Atsumi Phoenix Orchestra Arizona State University New Art Tucson Symphony Festival Orchestra Albert Saurini Howard Johnson Larry Philpott Robert Thompson R. Warren Sutherland

El Gaucho Adds Lounge to Mexican Dining Spot

The Yutzes of El Gaucho on Hayden Rd unveil a new lounge to seat and entertain adults away from children. The restaurant now serves nearly 200 guests nightly with a rustic décor using beams from an old bridge and wood from Winslow and Canada. Kathy and Gary join Alex and Althea in running the family friendly venue offering dozens of menu options and attentive service.

Alex Alf Yutzes Hayden Rd el Gaucho Kathy Gary Althea Winslow Canada Nogales Sonora Althea Wutze

Western Division MTNA convention Opens at ASU

Some 250 music teachers from nine western states will attend a four day MTNA convention at Arizona State University hosted by ASU music department and Gammage Auditorium. Notable speakers include Willis Ducrest and Harvey Flansburg. performances feature Roy M. Darley and Florence Reynolds among others. An art poster exhibit from Clare Boothe Luce collection and a Lipman recital at ASU are also planned.

Arizona State University Music Teachers National Association ASU Gammage M T.N.A Nadine Dresskell Dresskell Willis Ducrest University of Southwestern Louisiana Harvey Flansburg Vancouver Wash John Crown University of Southern California Donald Denegar Seattle Pail Parmalee Storm Bull University of Colorado Jesse Perry William Foxley Newell Wright University of Utah Leonard Martin University of Oregon Charles Bestor Willamette University Robert Morris Arthur Birkby University of Wyoming David Cohen Florence’ Reynolds University of Montana la Mar Barrus Vienna Symphony Ward Fenley Sacramento Symphony Roy M. Darley Tabernacle Salt Lake City Parmalee Grady Gammage Benedetto Marcello Henry Purcell S. Bach Cesar Franck Leon Boellmann Clare Boothe Luce Grady Gammage Memorial Rudy H. Turk Georges Braque Henri Matisse Pablo Picasso Man Ray Henri Rousseau Saul Steinberg Henry de Toulouse - Lautrec

The Who and Quicksilver in Scottsdale Concert

The Who will perform at Phoenix Municipal Stadium Saturday August 17 at 8 30 p m with The Quicksilver Messenger Service. The Who known for energetic shows and Pete Townshend on stage. Quicksilver a San Francisco act from Mill Valley with sold out California concerts. Tickets selling for 3 at local record shops and shops in Scottsdale.

Who Phoenix Municipal Stadium Quicksilver Pete Townshend The Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore Avalon Matrix California Southwest Bill’s Thomas Mail Key Serendipity Scottsdale

Hampton Aims to Build Harlem Music Center for Youth

Lionel Hampton voiced a plan to establish a Harlem music center modeled after Juilliard to inspire local youth. He cited scarce instruction in Harlem schools, praised Suffolk County programs, and outlined fundraising, a Lindsay-named center, and a broad tour including television to benefit the Neighborhood Youth Corps.

New York UPI Lionel Hampton Harlem Hampton Suffolk County Juilliard School of Music Lindsay Los Angeles Brooklyn

Night opening marks debut of Phoenix Children’s Zoo arena

The Phoenix Zoo opens its Children’s Zoo at night on August 9 with a 750 seat arena hosting elephant and chimp shows at 7 45 and 9 p.m. nightly except Monday. The children’s area operates 57 p.m. to 11 p.m. free for under 15, 50 cents for adults, arena shows 25 cents for all. Arena funded by COMPASS Auction 35 000 and night lighting by Salt River Project 15 000. The arena includes six chimp cages a chimp play area lions elephants entry and holding areas a prop room sound booth trainer’s office and storage.

The Phoenix. Zoo Children’s Zoo Compass Salt River Proect

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