Bee Gees Plan Live Comeback Tour at Veterans Coliseum
The Bee Gees vow to stay performers and tour after studio success. Barry Gibb says fans’ screams won’t deter them and the group will perform live to convey their on stage sound, with Maurice adding they aim to avoid invisibility and focus on current concert value. They will play at the Veterans Coliseum on August 1.
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The
Bee Gees
Dart
Barry ‘Gibb
Royal Albert Hall
Robin Gibb
Albert Hall
London Savile Theatre
Barry
Maurice Gibb
Maurice
Veteran’s Coliseum
Saxophonist Zirin to play Thursday
Alto saxophonist Elizabeth Zim, a graduate student at Arizona State University, will be featured in a recital Thursday at 8 pm in the Memorial Union ballroom on campus. She is joined by pianist Daniel A. Durand, organist at St. Agnes Church, Phoenix, and ASU music faculty bassoonist Jack Rausch. event free to students, faculty, and the public.
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Elizabeth Zim
Arizona State University
Memorial Union
Daniel A. Durand
St. Agnes ‘Church
Phoenix
Jack Rausch
ASU
Scottsdale Progress Entertainment Friday July 26 1968 Page Six
Local entertainment page highlights Friday events in Scottsdale with a mix of theatre listings, showtimes, and community notices. Details cover stage performances and musical options available to residents and visitors.
Local Entertainment Roundup at Paul Shank's and Phoenix Spots
Judy Reynolds highlights the Lively Five at Paul Shank's French Quarter in the Safari with three nightly shows. Ed Ames signs a Riviera engagement after a Las Vegas tour. Ugo's Opera Restaurant on Main Street offers Italian dining and live songs. Sneaky's on Main Street stays open to 4 a.m. Ralph Alswang oversees Palace West Theatre restoration. Phyllis Robbins handles Broadway ticket reservations. Hickory Style Barbecue on 1628 N. Scottsdale Rd offers meat barbecue at 100 cents per pound.
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Paul Shank
Las Vegas
Ed Ames
Riviera Hotel
Radio and Records Industries
Riviera
Versailles Room
Phyllis Diller
Ugo
Main Street
Ralph Alswang
Palace West
Nick
Alexander Wollcott
Phoenix
Arizona
Phyllis Robbins
N. Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Community Play opens tryouts for Light Up the Sky
SCP to cast opener Scottsdale Community Players hold tryouts for their first 1968-69 season production at Stagebrush Theater August 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. Moss Hart's comedy Light Up the Sky opens the season with premiere October 7 and runs October 8 through 13 and 20. The Scottsdale Civic Center dedication is set for October 11. Cast needs four women aged 20-50 and nine men in their 20s to 50s. LeRoy Gamntner directs. call for details and reservations at special prices.
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Scottsdale
Stagebrush Theater
Ball Park Plaza
Moss Hart
West Second Street
Scottsdale Civic Center
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard R. Jones
Stanford Drive
LeRoy Gamntner
Schlitz Salute to Jazz 68 heads to Veterans Coliseum
The Schlitz Salute to Jazz 68 tour returns tonight at Veterans Coliseum with headliners from Newport like Dionne Warwick Cannonball Adderley Thelonius Monk Herbie Mann Gary Burton and Jimmy Smith. Tickets range 2.50 to 6 reserved seating with outlets at Downtown Central Ticket Office Sahara Hotel and Arizona Coliseum.
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Veterans Coliseum
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
George Wein
Phoenix
Newport
Coliseum
Dionne Warwick
Cannonball Adderley
Thelonius Monk
Herbie Mann
Gary Burton
Vivist
Jimmy Smith
Schitz
Central
Sahara Hotel
Arizona Coliseum
W. Mcowell Road
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Coronado High School
Zirin
Scottsdale O Progress
Judy Reynolds
Sneaky’s
Ames
Emperors Garden
E. Camelback RD
First Avenue and
Marshall, Scottsdale
Guggy's
Guggy's Eating
Tower Plaza
Scottsdale Rd
Chris Town
Mesa
Corral
Cheglouis
NMS
Osh Brown Ave
Villa
Monterey
East Chaparral RD
79Th Street
Andy Grand
Larry Crinklaw
Andy Grand, Jr
Andy Grand, Sr
Bowery
E. McDowell
48Th St
East Oak Street
Scottsdale Road