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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1965
Page
5
On Stage Workshop in Scottsdale previews character sketches starring Dolores Clark. The meeting at 7 45 p m features two prize plays For an Eggshell by Cathy Hurley and Without the Aid of Mirrors by Jean Chaillie with roles for multiple ages and genders.
A walking guide lists Scottsdale area dining spots and entertainment venues. From China Lil’s to Villa Monterey and many clubs, it catalogs restaurants, lounges, theaters, golf courses, and tourist attractions with addresses and hours.
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass perform six shows at the Arizona State Fair Grandstand this Thursday through Saturday with 2 and 7 30 p m times. The group recently tied with Johnny Mathis for a Hollywood Bowl engagement and has attracted national attention for its latin flavored, humor infused arrangements.
Arthur Louis Jaquel II leads the Arizona Classic Theatre to present Greek, medieval, Shakespearean and Restoration works. The plan includes modern dress versions of Antigone and The Alchemist, a thrust-stage venue, casting calls, and workshops in movement and period speech aimed at touring Arizona communities.
The 1965 Arizona State Fair runs through Sunday with headliner Herb Shriner leading the Main Grandstand Stage. Dennis Day opened last week, Paul Lennon hosts with his Chinese Cowboy act, and the program features the Delmonte Chimps, Rhythm Kings, the Amandis on the teeterboard, and ensembles that have shared stages with Bob Hope and Tennessee Ernie Ford.
A friendly dine out message touts good service at six locations. It emphasizes promptness and pleasantness for customers returning from events or celebrating family occasions, inviting guests to feel welcome.
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