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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1969
Page
10
The Second City satirical revue opened in Chicago in 1959 and has toured nationwide. Notable stars and sharp political and pop culture skewering defined its runs. The current two week engagement offers 16 performances with tickets at box office and local stores.
The Williams comedy Roses Tattoo premieres at AIC with a departure from his tragic style. Pulitzer winner Tennessee Williams stages the production at Theatre Center 954 2 C Coronado Rd Phoenix, as part of Actor's Inner Circle's season.
Scottsdale's Stagebrush Theater opens Muriel Resnick's comedy Any Wednesday January 17. Performances run Fridays through Sundays for two weekends, with a benefit performance January 19 for the Foundation for Blind Children. Stagebrush cast features Bill Estes, Sherri Chessen, Bob Finkbine, Grace Etchen, directed by Jean Chaillie and produced by Ed Cox.
The Phoenix Symphony's four subscription concerts feature Cesar Franck's Symphony in D minor as the highlight, with Tchaikovsky's Fifth close to it. Handel opens, Creston's Corinthians XIII, and dances from The Three Cornered Hat are also programmed. Ticket info, discounts for students, and bus service details are provided.
The 82 piece ASU symphonic band and 64 piece concert band will perform Tuesday at Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium at 8 p.m. in a joint concert honoring Eva Lynn and Paul Pixler, two bandsmen killed in a private plane crash. The program features Traversinfonie by Wagner and other works including Joyous Interlude, Toccata, Contemporary Overture, On the Square, Solemn Fugue, Reflections, Stars and Bars, and Fantasia for Band. This marks the first concert by the year for the ASU bands.
Bachemin returns to Las Vegas stage January 25 at the Aladdin Hotel after electrifying audiences at Executive House. Liberace heads to Phoenix Star Journal nightly shows with the Original Trinidad Steel Band, Expo 67 sensation. Dietrich Mayring named Mountain Shadows manager. Mountain Shadows gains new front desk leader in 1964 veteran. Scottsdale resorts face mixed reactions amid development, Doubletree Inn and Coco’s integration attract attention along Camelback Road.
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