Scottsdale air ages entertain fish one Syfy I Friday
A fragmented TV listing from February 9 1968 hints at Scottsdale programming with a focus on entertainment options. The readable bits mention a show about fish and a Friday air time on Syfy.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1968
Page
4
Little Mary Sunshine at Phoenix Theatre Center
Clara Mouritsen and Mel Pollack star in the musical comedy at Phoenix Theatre Center 25 Ts. Coronado Rd. Mouritsen known in Valley groups portrays Madame Ernestine. Cast also includes Mary Beth Armes Bill McLaughlin Chris Coates and Jim White. Run continues with evening shows through the week at 8:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mouritsen
Scolisdale
Mel Pollack
Little Mary Sunshine
Phoenix Theatre Center
Ts. Coronado
Nelson, Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Phoenix Little Theatre
Mary Beth Armes
Bill McLaughlin
Chris Coates
Jim White
Wilhners Vesit
Thekefeinforayia
Scottsdale quartet to perform in Phoenix two night show
A barbershop quartet from Scottsdale named the Vigilaires will join five groups at a Phoenix barbershop chapter two night program at Grady Gammage auditorium on February 46 and 17 at 8 p.m. The Vigilaires include Tom McGinn Fraser Brown Bob Kaf er and Jerry McElfresh. Headlining acts are the Four Nubbins from Kansas City and the Western Continentals, a Phoenix quartet that placed second in the international contest last summer. Other groups on the bill include the Bunster Freely Quartet and the Clef Links Phoenix quartet. Hosts are the Phoenicians Chorus which will compete in Cincinnati next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Phoenix Barbershop
Grady Gammage
Vigilaires
Elks Club
Tom McGinn
Fraser Brown
Bob Kafer
Jerry McElfresh
Four Nubbins
Kansas City
Phoenix
Bunster Freely
California
Clef
Links
Phoenicians Chorus
Cincinnati
Entertainers fill Carefree restaurant as Lynette tours rooms
Carefree International Restaurant enlivens dining spaces with Lynette the multilingual guitarist singer strolling between rooms from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday and 6 to 10 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carefree International Restaurant
Lynette
Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
Saddleback Inn
Biltmore
Scottsdale's Finest Dinner House
Fantasticks Set at Sombrero Playhouse in Phoenix
The Fantasticks opens Tuesday at Richard Chariton's Sombrero Playhouse in Phoenix for a week. Howard Keel and Susan Watson star with a Broadway caliber cast in a production running through February 18. Tickets available at the box office or by mail to 4747 N Seventh St Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Richard Chariton
Sombrero Playhouse
Phoenix
Howard Keel
Susan Watson
ASU showcases Hugh W Long memorial organ recital
ASU presents the Hugh W Long memorial organ recital in Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium featuring William Haller, Eastman graduate and Texas Woman's University faculty member, winner of the National Organ Playing Competition, performing works by Frescobaldi through Sowerby. Mrs Long will attend as guest. The event is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W. Long
Grady Gammage
Arizona State
University
ASU
G. Homer Durham
William Haller
Eastman School of Music
Texas Woman’s University
Denton
Haller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dallas
American Guild of Organists
Frescobaldi
de Grigny
Buxtehude
Bach
Reger
Dist Jer
Schumann
Sowerby
Long
Symphony Orchesta
Charles Brown
Leo Sowerby
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EL Sarape
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Manuel
Celia Millancz
Joe Mefovern
Scottsdilg R
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Clara
Mouritsen
Bor
Sar
Eves
E. Shoeman
Surrey
Judy Reynolds
Scott
Las Vegas
E. Monte Vista
Thunderbird Hotel
Phoenix’Parks and Recreation Department
Stan City
Joe Esile
Dick and
Libby Halleman
del Webb
Mountain Shadows
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Art
Dotty Todd
Paul Shank
Safari Hotel
Glad Rags
Danny Griffith
Jim Tracy
Safari Lounge
Fantasticks
Sombrero
Bevary
USDA
Ik House
Scottsdale RD
STE
Corral
N. Scottsdale Rd
Arliss
New Orleans
Goldwater
Guggy’s
Park Central
Tower Plaza
Scottsdalia Ra
Guggy
Chris Town
8Th Street
Mesa
E. Main St
Sat
Los, Flamincos
Henry Chavez
E. 2Nd. St
Lyric Opera Theatre
Cosner
Lyceum
ASU Symphony Orchestra
Nevada
Wayne King
Henrik Ibsen
Lyceum Theatre
Don Perlimplin
Rieti
Garcia Lorca
Belisa
Julie Grier
UMD “Cup
Willian
House OF
First Avenue and
Marshall, Scottsdale
Emperor 5 Garden
Indian School
TSN Brown
Scottsorle
Andy Grand
Andy
Cltalian
Bowery
AL Tull
Sweet
Jazr Piano
Harmon Curtis
Andy Grand JR
Drums
Andy Grand Crazy
E. McDowell
48Th St
E. Lincoln
Arizona
S. Mill Ave
Tempe
Mill Ave
Stan
Jeannie Stanford
1St Street
Paul Shank Prouds
EXCEL
Gold Records
Grenen Quarter Safari Hotel
Villa
Monterey
Norman
Andy Anderson
E. Chaparral RD
Rosalynth
Scottsdale Inn & Country Club
Roger Pequignot
Frank Heckendorf
Ati
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