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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1973

Page

19

Romantic farce at Windmill with Ameche and Patti

Don Gresham and Patti O Neill become entangled with a middle aged man, the father of Don s ex girlfriend. Ameche s character tries to intervene but loses his memory amid a drinking binge. The play centers on romantic confusion and ends with a sentimental note as Enter Laughing opens later in December.

Windmill Dinner Theatre Don Ameche Ginger Flick the Windmill Frank Farmer Ron Duffy Phoenix Little Theatre Empire State Building Miss Flick Farmer Donald Gresham Don Patty O‘neill Patti Ameche Carl Reiner C.H

Festival of Nations in Scottsdale draws diverse groups

Thirty civic and ethnic groups will sell foods and goods from around the world at Eldorado Park on November 18 from noon to 5 p.m. The free festival features Irish Step dancers Jewish singers Flamenco guitarist Hungarian folk dancers and a judo demonstration along with an arts and crafts show an international soccer game and an international doll show. Countries include Taiwan Ireland Hungary Mexico Russia Israel Germany and Scotland. Sponsored by the Scottsdale Community Services Department. For more information contact Bill Exam recreation coordinator.

Scottsdale Eldorado Park Miller Rd Taiwan Ireland Hungary Mexico Russia Israel Germany Scotland

Son of the Shiek at Classical Society Screenings

The Classical Film Society presents The Son of the Sheik a 1925 Rudolph Valentino romance tonight at 8 at the Unitarian Church 4027 E Lincoln Dr. A Flash Gordon serial episode follows. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children with refreshments available.

The Classical Film Society Unitarian E. Lincoln Dr Rudolph Valentino Arabia

Charley Pride to perform at Mr. Lucky's with The Pridesmen

Country icon Charley Pride and five member backup band The Pridesmen will headline two nightly shows at Mr. Lucky's KJJJ. Shows start 10 p.m. and midnight on Monday and Tuesday with doors at 7 p.m. and opener The Famous Rogues at 7:30. Pride, based near Dallas with Rozene and three children, has international acclaim and a history with Mr. Lucky's dating to 1965. Seating is first come, first served.

Mr. Lucky KJJJ Charley Pride Pridesmen Pride Las V Las Vegas Hilton (International Tom Jones Elvis Presley Great Britain Scotland Ireland Scandinavia Rozene Craig Dion Angela Dallas Rogues Virgil Warner J. David Sloan

Flute Club of Arizona State University Reopens Recitals

Arizona Flute Club reactivates with a recital tonight at 8 in Recital Hall ASU. Marcie Wechter ASU senior violinist headlines with Ellen Brown Gina Bagnoli Leslie Myron and Robin Frontone. Works by Tartini Beethoven Hindemith and Dvorak. Also a Sunday meeting at 3 30 in Recital Hall open to all student flutists and amateurs. Officers listed.

Marcie Wechter Arizona State University ASU Ellen Brown Gina Bagnoli Leslie Myron Robin Frontone Tartini Beethoven Hindemith Dvorak Flute Club Paul Hazlip Linda Erdle Connie Graham Valley Edwin Putnik ASU Music Department Handel Sibelius James Apperson ASU Music Building Daniel Durand

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