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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1963

Page

5

Line and Color in Theatrical Roles at Musical Comedy Theatre

Make up and hair styling director Bill Newhall explains how line color and feature emphasis convey character on stage. He demonstrates techniques with Kismet actors Judy Snyder June Egan and Jim Schultz, noting quick changes require multiple assistants and exaggerated simple hairstyles for visibility. Tickets for Kismet at Scottsdale High School auditorium available in advance.

Bill Newhall Musical Comedy Theatre Comediennes MCT June James) Egan Marsinah Comedy Theatre New Musical Comedy Theatre Newhall Root Judy Snyder June Egan Jim Schultz Kismet Egan Scottsdale High School Safari Hotel

Indian program at Scottsdale Woman's Club

Mrs. Ross Shaw of the Salt River Indian Reservation will speak on Pima Heritage at a Scottsdale Woman's Club meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Scottsdale Methodist Church. She authored Pima Indian Legends and will discuss youth education programs. Guests welcome.

Ross Shaw Salt River Scottsdale Woman’s Club Scottsdale Methodist Church Robert Hutchins Harold M. Jackson John M. Brodie Byron Heath Harold R. David Valley of the Sun National Secretaries Association International Guaranty Bank Phoenix Rita Hope Valley Valley National Bank Wives Club Indian Central Vnb Lucille Plane Arizona International Graphanalysis Society Wives Club Sheriff’s Pantry Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department Salt River Project First Federal Savings Building Camelback Rd

Dear MOLLY MAYFIELD Mother horrified as daughter does

A mother named Molly Mayfield expresses horror over her daughter's actions. The article tracks the incident and its emotional impact on the family and community. Details about the event and names are limited in readable text.

Mrs. Mayfield

PEO Sale Scheduled by Scottsdale Chapter

A rummage sale hosted by PEO Sisterhood Chapter A I at the Scottsdale American Legion Hall opens at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Chairman Mrs J O Douds of 461 W First Ave presides as the sale funds higher education for women through loans scholarships and junior college programs.

Chapter A.I. of The P.E.O. Sisterhood Scottsdale American Legion Hall J. 0. Douds W. First Ave Hood

Arizona Cat Club National Show Opens Tomorrow

The sixth annual National Cat Show hosted by the Arizona Cat Club runs 9 am to 9 pm tomorrow and Sunday at the Arizona Armory. About 150 entries expected with contestants from Arizona and beyond.

Arizona Armory 52Nd Street McDowell Road Arizona Cat Club

Actor Everett King to discuss career chances at Scottsdale

Everett King will discuss opportunities in professional theatre during Scottsdale Community Players workshop at Stagebrush Theatre Sunday night. He brings seven years in acting teaching and directing plus study with Uta Hagen and Harold Clurman. The program includes two one act plays and open discussion for workshop members.

Everett King Scottsdale Community Players Stagebrush Theatre King Uta Hagen Harold Clurman Gusick

Hickory Farms of Ohio Located at 122 West Indian School Rd

Local listing notes Hickory Farms of Ohio at 122 West Indian School Rd Scottsdale. The notice provides address and company name without additional details.

Hickory Farms OF Ohio West Indian School Rd Scottsdale

State Beta Sigma Phi Week Proclaimed in Arizona

Governor Paul Fannin proclaims Beta Sigma Phi Week in Arizona. Alpha Mu chapter of Phoenix requested the proclamation. The organization, founded by Walter W. Ross in Scottsdale, aligns social cultural and service work across 150000 members in 6000 chapters in 15 countries.

Arizona Paul Fannin Alpha Mu Chapter Phoenix Beta Sigma Phi Walter W. Ross Scottsdale BSP Kansas City Nu Phi Mu

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