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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
9
Holiday Magazine’s 14th annual dining awards include Chez Louis at 25 N. Brown St as one of 118 “Other Recommended Restaurants.” The Scottsdale venue is praised as an oasis of fine French cooking in the suburban desert and noted alongside 104 tan Awarda recipients and 50 New York area spots for World’s Fair visitors.
A do it yourself acting project is set for Sunday at 7 45 p m at the Stagebrush Theater Ball Park Plaza Community Center. Tryouts for solo acts and melodrama are scheduled with the melodrama to run July 16 17 and 18. costumes music and accompanist provided.
The Phoenix Theatre and its Women’s Club will hold a Saturday drive to promote season tickets. It starts with a 5 am breakfast at the Central and Camelback Arizona Bank branches, led by general chairman William Lester. A pot luck picnic at North Mountain Park caps the event with Scottsdale residents joining in, including the James T Stewarts and John Snowberger among others.
Peggy Hill and Elaine Forney of Scottsdale will perform as solo dancers in PLT’s seventh annual ballet tonight Friday and Saturday. Evening shows begin at 8 p.m. with a Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. Forney also solos in the production Coppella.
Contemporaries, a group of Scottsdale High School graduates directed by Joseph Esslé, perform at Legend City for a three week engagement. The seven members include Diane Valentine Mary Loncharich Verne Bulstock Mark Wardenburg Bruce Koritan Tom Newhall and Mike Collings. Originally a folk group they now play pop folk rock and roll and musical comedy with piano drums bass banjo tampour Hee violin and guitars.
Canyon Films of Phoenix shoots outdoor portions of its first movie Peace for the Gunfighter at Reata Pass north of Scottsdale. A Western town set greets filming while Scottsdale and Phoenix residents join the cast. The company is led by Red Johnson Bob Allen and Ray Boley with publicist Mrs. Jack Ball coordinating.
Vocalist Roberta Carlin headlines the French Quarter with Connie Conway and His Orchestra replacing Lee Meza who signed a recording contract. John Denver, 22, opens a two week run at Dick Jarvis Lumber Mill with three shows nightly at 9 15, 10 30 and 12, after a stint at Ledbetter Club where a recording is set for release.
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