Night Club Nights and Derby Parties Stir Phoenix Valley
A report details Alfredo Corral and The Old Corral as a growing Scottsdale venue hosting a night club with a Vic Wilmot music box, pool table, and mariachi trio. Phoenix hosts seven restaurants mobilizing buses for the Giant-San Diego game while Derby party telecasts and local酒 news draw crowds.
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Alfreda
1St St
Brown
Vic Wilmot
Alfredo Corral
Phoenix Municipal
Seven Valley
Islands
Newton
Navarre’s
Kelly’s
Caravan Inn
Durant’s
Phoenix Symphony announces 1967-68 season tickets
Newcomers and residents may obtain season tickets for the Phoenix Symphony's 1967-68 subscription concerts by contacting the symphony office. Renewals are in process with limited seats for Monday night and good options for Tuesday evening. Prices range from 12 to 40 dollars. Ten concert pairs are scheduled featuring six returning artists, two new performers, an orchestral program, and the Symphony Chorale. Van Cliburn returns as opener on October 30 and 31 at Grady Gammage Auditorium on the ASU campus.
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Phoenix Symphony
Symphony
Monays
Tuesays
Symphony Chorale
van Cliburn
Grady Gammage
Arizona State University
ASU hosts seven day music symposium with grants
Arizona State University carries a major Rockefeller Foundation supported week long American Music Symposium led by Dean Henry Bruinsma. The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra serves as orchestra in residence with a public concert May 7 at Grady Gammage Auditorium.
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Southwest
Arizona State University
Henry A. Bruinsma
College of Fine Arts
Rockefeller Foundation
Oliver Ditson
Ata
Grady Gammage
Dean Brulnsma
Conway Crank
James Ruccolo
Phoenix
Gilbert Russ
Dwight Uphaus
Tempe
Arthur Unsworth
Mesa
James Hamil
Gammage Auditorium
Ulysses Kay
America
Tucson
ASU
Grant Fletcher
Ronald Lo Presti
Dean Bruinsma
Saroyan Play Slated by ART at Arizona Repertory Theatre
Arizona Repertory Theatre begins a two week run of William Saroyan The Beautiful People at 362 N Central Ave. Curtain 8:30 p.m. Tue–Sat and 7:30 p.m. Sundays. theatre closed Mondays. Cast includes Leah Munson Norman MacDonald Daniel Witt with Terry Callahan Mitch Stone Pete Lownie and others.
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Arizona Repertory Theatre
Central Ave
William Saroyan
New York
Robert Aden
Saroyan
Aden
Leah Munson
Norman MacDonald
Daniel Witt
Miss Munson
Isobel
Terry Callahan
Mitch Stone
Pete Lownie
Miss Callahan
State Department
Israel
Greece
England
White House
West High School
Phoenix Children's Theatre
Coronado High to Stage West Side Story This Thursday
Coronado High School Fine Arts Department presents West Side Story this Thursday through Saturday at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. The musical follows rival street gangs the Jets and Sharks with a cast led by Sheila Brady as Maria Tony played by Gerald Carey Bernardo by Jim John Anita by Jan Murphy Biff by Bill Backes Chino by Marc Meyer and others. Eugene Hanson directs with James Newcomer and Carole Steele handling staging. Tickets are available at the door for 1 dollar.
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Coronado High School Fine Arts Department
Jets
Sharks
Marias
Sheila Brady
Gerald Carey
Tony
Bernardo
Maria
Jim John
Anita
Jan Murphy
Bill Backes
Biff
Chino
Marc Meyer
Shrank
Larry Brown
Officer Krupke
Leon Willams
Doe
Tony DeBruno
Clayton Marlowe
Glad Hand
Eugene Hanson
James Newcomer
Carole Steele
Shrine Circus Brings Three Day Run To Phoenix Coliseum
The Shrine Circus presented by El Zaribah Temple comes to Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix for a three day run. Performances are scheduled for Friday at 8:15 p.m. Saturday at 5 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. The 17 act show features Bob Lorraine and his clowns, the Grimaldis, European musical clowns, Hartzell horizontal bars act, tigers and hons, John Cuneo's horse fantasy revue, and the Hillarys flying trapeze team.
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Shrine Circus
Phoenix
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Maurice R. Nichter
el Zaribah Shrine Temple
Shrine-Rudy Broad Circus
Bob Lorraine
Grimaldis
Europe
Hartzell
Tigera
Hons
John Cuneo
Hillarys
Guggy's Mexican Special Teaches New Menu Twist
Variety is the spice of fire at Guggy's as they add a Mexican Special featuring two tamales with homemade chili. Tourists and locals are invited to try the new change of pace and finish with freshly baked pastry.
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Guggy's
Tower Plaza at 28th Street and Thomas Road
A short real estate notice places Tower Plaza at 28th Street and East Thomas Road marking a landmark site. The brief identifies the junction as a referenced location for a property matter or development note.
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Tower Plaza
28Th St. & E Thomas Rd
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National Restaurant Association
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Arizona
the Cossack
Russia
E. Shoeman Lane
Scottsdale & Camelback Rds
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Bowery
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Popul
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Vince Watson
Ty Phoanler
Andy Grand JR
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LaRaca
Bunny Mayo
Tight
The
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
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Old
Saattadale Rd
Craftsman Court
Drs. So
Trader Vic
E. Main
China
Pizza Pub
E. Mcdowell Road
Vic. Wilmot
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West Side
Circus
Guggy
Central Chrit Town
Central 17Th Ave
Bethany
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Maricopa Motor Scottedale Rd
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Arliss Vo
Italy
Villa
Monterey
Chaparral Road
78Th Street
Maine
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Weela Galez
E. Indian School
Ronse Vers
Scottsdale RO
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LOS Tropicals
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