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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
3
Scottsdale entertainment brief notes events set for Friday March 29 1968 including local happenings and community listings. Details highlight performances and venues with emphasis on city wide cultural offerings.
Conductor Ain Tay lor and the Phoenix Symphony invite Leonard Rose to perform Dvorak Cello Concerto Op 104 with the orchestra at Gammage Auditorium Monday and Phoenix Union Tuesday. The program opens with Weinberger Schwanda Polka and Fugue and Brahms Symphony No 3. Rose, born in Washington DC and trained at Curtis, joins as a premier soloist. tickets from Community Box Office.
A Scottsdale chorus of under five from Francoise of Paris Day School will perform at Maricopa County Festival of Nations in downtown Phoenix on Wednesday and Thursday. The event on the County Governmental Complex plaza runs 11 30 a m to 3 p m with a Wednesday parade and continuous entertainment.
The Win Jammers and Linda Caldwell perform daily at the Arizona Home's Green Grove Cabaret at the Coliseum April 3 to 7. Shows run 1 15, 3 00, 4 45, 7 15 and 9 15 pm with free admission and light snacks available. The group, described as a cross of the Christy Minstrels and Firehouse Five Plus Two, has performed nationwide including Expo 67 in Montreal. Caldwell is showcased as a strong vocal talent with a lively personality.
Seasonal openings in Scottsdale show owners chasing a winning mix of food location decor and service. The Cossack under John Richards slowly builds a loyal following despite slow local adoption while Fat Cat on Craftsman Court changes hands and revamps. Nadine Jansen provides nightly entertainment as the newest Fat Cat undergoes updates.
ASU Lyceum Theatre adds 2:30 p.m. matinee dates for the Shakespeare comedy opening March 21. Director James Yeater says matinees supplement regular evening shows March 21 to April 6 with tickets at the Lyceum box office. Tonight a recital at Gammage Recital Hall features Deborah Spinosa, Frank Spinosa, and Arnold Bullock with a program including Vivaldi Prokofieff Bartok and Bach works.
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