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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1967

Page

6

On the Town: Immodesty, Royals, and Rackets in Brief

Jack Paar dismisses a return to late night TV with a quip about a king and prince. Sammy Davis, Bobby and Teddy Kennedy sport white sweaters, prompting caution about racial reactions. Karl Mildenberger faces doubts over lack of a title. ASU blocks pro football. Harvard to host a big game. Three squad cars ticket a dented sedan at Fashion Square. Dale Anderson earns wrestling and academic honors plus a wedding. Parachute get‑ups in Acapulco and calendar snafu on Mother's Day. Carson’s Millionaire’s Club eyed for relocation to Cantonese eatery. Tom Darlington jokes about his wife’s cooking. Listen to Vic Wilmot on KXIV.

Jack Paar the Prince Sammy Davis Bobby Teddy Kennedy Germany Karl Mildenberger Cassius Vic Wilmot Clay Mildenberger Mgr Clay Threeza Fashion Square Dale Anderson NCA Michigan State Motor City Acapulco Gr Pal Arizona Chris Carson Jim Hunt Millionaire's Club Millionaire’s Club Carson Phoenix Carson's Club Tom Darlington Vic Wilmot KXIV

TV Documentaries Draw Big Audiences on Dramatic Conflict

TV Guide notes American viewers favor documentaries with strong dramatic conflict and clear heroes and villains. ABC CBS NBC executives cite hero figures and moral contrasts as key to high ratings. An ABC study shows dramas with heroic figures attracted the largest audiences across networks.

TV Guide Thomas Wolf ABC Jay McMullen CBS Donald Hyatt NBC

Many Moons at ASU Lyceum stage wraps weekend run

The Lyceum Theatre at Arizona State University presents Many Moons a children’s play based on Charlotte Chorpenning adaptation of a James Thurber story. It runs 7 30 p m Friday and 10 30 a m 2 30 p m Saturday and 2 30 p m Sunday with Judy Irwin as the princess and Robin Tamara Miller directing for a master’s thesis production. Tickets are at the Lyceum box office.

ASU Lyceum Lyceum Theatre Arizona Robin Tamara Miller Scottsdale Lyceum Charlotte Chorpenning James Thurber Judy Irwin Arizona State University Lyceum Theater

NAU to stage Nicolai operatic adaptation of Merry Wives

Northern Arizona University Opera Department presents Shakespeare s Merry Wives of Windsor as an 19th century Nicolai style opera. The production runs Thursday and Friday at 8 15 p m in the NAU auditorium and involves more than 100 people with a full symphony orchestra conducted by Thomas Kirshbaum. William duPree of the New York City Opera will sing the role of Fenton in his third Flagstaff appearance.

Otto Nicolai Northern Arizona University Opera Department NAU Roger Ardrey Flagstaff Thomas Kirshbaum Ardre

Conway's Safari Quarter Band Leader Makes Valley Stand

Connie Conway leads the Safari's French Quarter in Scottsdale for over two decades playing a mix of riverboat shuffle to Dixie. Born in Indiana and arriving in 1943 to Phoenix, he emphasizes right tempo for tunes like Tea for Two and notes his scat singing as a light diversion. Eddie Layton will perform organ music at East High School Sunday and appear at Hammond Organ Studios Saturday with free public access.

Connie Conway Scottsdale Vailey Connie Safari Dixie Phoenix Indiana Eddie Layton East High School 84Th St Layton Hammond Organ E. Thomas Rd

Fashion Park Jazz Concert at Biltmore Park

The second free jazz concert at Biltmore Fashion Park on 24th Street and East Camelback Road features Desert City 6 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and Nadine Jansen Trio performing modern jazz from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Saturday.

Biltmore Fashion Park 24Th St East Camel Cack Rd Desert City 6 Nadine Jansen

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