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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1969

Page

4

Juliet Prowse to star at Phoenix Star Theatre for six nights

Juliet Prowse brings a six night stand to the Phoenix Star Theatre starting Tuesday with Corbett Monica as special guest. The leggy dancer has appeared on TV specials with Sinatra Como Hope Kaye Thomas and Martin and starred in Can Can and Sweet Charity. Monica, a popular TV talk show guest, is known for his distinctive comic style. Evening shows start 8:30 p.m. with a 2:30 p.m. Saturday matinee. Tickets available at multiple box offices and shops including Tempe Campus Drugs and area bases.

Juliet Prowse Corbett Monica Phoenix Star Theatre Frank Sinatra Perry Como Bob Hope Danny Kaye Danny Thomas Dean Martin Hollywood Irma la Douce Joey Bishop Arizona Biltmore Mountain Shadows Camelback Inn Executive House Tempe Luke and Williams Air Force Bases

Scottsdale Resorts Win 5 Star Mobil Awards 1969

Two Scottsdale area properties, Mountain Shadows Hotel and the Arizona Biltmore Resort, were named 5 star Mobil Travel Guide winners for 1969. Mountain Shadows has earned the honor every year since 1960, while the Biltmore receives its ninth consecutive award.

Scottsdale-area Mobil Arizona. Biltmore Resort

Ballet Students Perform In The Firebird At Grady Gammage

Three Scottsdale ballet students from Phillipa Annesley School of Ballet performed small parts in The Firebird presented Wednesday night at Grady Gammage Auditorium. The cast included Suzanne Donley Andrea Clough and Connie Daine, residents listed with street addresses.

Scottsdale Grady Gammage Utah Civic Ballet Group Phillipa’ Annesley Suzanne Donley Starlight Way Andrea Clough Catalina Connie Daine Ironwood

Symphonette and Arcadia High to perform concert

The Phoenix Symphonette and Arcadia High School Concert Choir perform Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Arcadia High auditorium. The 91 member group features 12 Scottsdale students with Joyce Mathis and Emerson Head as guest soloists. Guest conductor Walter Eisenberg leads combined choir and orchestra in Borodine Polovtsian Dances and Wilhousky Battle Hymn. Tickets $1 adults $0.50 students at door.

Phoenix Symphonette Arcadia High School Arcadia High Symphonette Scottsdale Joyce Mathis Juilliard New York Carnegie Hall Emerson Head University of Maryland Walter Eisenberg University of Boston Symphony Orchestra Arcadia Choir Harold Millsop Borodine Wilhousky Beryl H. Folks Phoenix Union High School

Sweet Adelines Plan First Show at Phoenix Theatre Center

The Scottsdale Chapter of Sweet Adelines will present its first show of women’s barber shop harmony on March 1 at the Phoenix Theatre Center. The three act program features the women’s chorus directed by Mrs. Beverly Sellers with new music, costumes, and staging. Musicians include a Vigilante Chorus Visitaires quartet from Scotts dale and Sweet Adelines quartets Adobe Belles from Yuma and Paper Mates from Scottsdale. Dick-Crockett will serve as master of ceremonies. The theme Ts Bout Time includes old favorites like School Days and Take Me Out to the Ball Game plus If They Could See Me Now and Somewhere My Love. Rehearsals are weekly Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Center.

Scottsdale Sweet Adelines Phoenix Theatre Center Beverly Sellers Visitaires Vigilante Chorus Adobe Belles Yuma Paper Mates

Guitar Recital by Konrad Ragossnig Arrives in Scottsdale

The Phoenix Chamber Music Society presents Konrad Ragossnig, renowned Vienna born classical guitarist, in a Sunday recital at Kerr Studio Scottsdale Rd. Ragossnig studied with Andres Segovia and has toured Europe. He is noted as Austria's leading guitarist and lutenist with a diverse repertoire and numerous honors.

Phoenix Chamber Music Society Konrad Ragossnig Kerr Studio Scottsdale Rd Vienna Ragossnig Europe Andres Segovia Austria

Scottsdale Community Players elect new officers and board

Leroy Gaintner was elected president of the Scottsdale Community Players. Mark Farrington and Mrs Gordon Giles were named vice president and secretary, with Mrs Shirley Chartrand as treasurer. New executive board members include Mrs Ted Ely A C Wyatt Mrs Joan Silberschlag and Mrs A C Wyatt. The two year board members are Hudson Daugherty and Mrs James McCutchan. One year terms go to Mrs Joseph Cody and Mrs Felix Etchen.

Leroy Gaintner Scottsdale Hudson Daugherty James McCutchan Joseph Cody Felix Etchen Richard Jones Rod Kellogg Sonia Abrams Linda Reeser A. C. Wyatt Ed Cox Margaret Lisenbee Trudy Hurley Patricia Dysart Ted Ely Joan Silberschlag Harry Wilson Bruce Vaughn Gordon—Giles Charles Goad Bernard Scarborough Deloss Rose William Ball William Cotton Robert Bullock Scottsdale Community Players Little Theater Stagebrush Theater Dylan

Youth theatre workshop by Don Doyle in Scottsdale Library

Don Doyle president of Scottsdale Theatre for Children leads a creative drama meeting at Scottsdale Public Library on Thursday at 8 pm. He will demonstrate the use of a scene from the group production Two Pails of Water. The show runs March 15 at 10 30 am and 2 30 pm and March 16 at 2 30 pm at Scottsdale High School with tickets 1 for adults 75 cents for students and 50 cents per student for groups of 20 or more.

Don Doyle The Scottsdale Theatre For Children Scottsdale Public Library Doyle Scottsdale High School

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