Family concert slated at Coronado High Auditorium
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra presents the first Family Dollar Concert of the season at Coronado High Auditorium on Sunday at 3 p.m. Conductor Phillip Spurgeon selects light melodies including Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture and Copland Hoe-Down with Rodgers and Hammerstein standards. Tickets $1, no reservations, box office locations listed. Free parking available.
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Scottsdale
Coronado: High Auditorium
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Berlioz
Copland
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Spurgeon
Phoenix Symphony
North 7Th St
Coronado High Auditorium
North 74Th St
Hadrian VII to Open at Palace West Theatre Monday
The National Company of Hadrian VII starring Hume Cronyn arrives at the Palace West Theatre for a week starting Monday. The play, adapted by Peter Luke from Frederick William Rolfe’s novel, follows a man denied in life who finds fulfillment through an autobiographical fantasy. Cronyn leads with Stratford cast members joining, with 8:30 p.m. shows and Thursday Thanksgiving matinee at 2 p.m.
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Hume Cronyn
Palace West Theatre
Los Angeles
New York
London
Lester Osterman
Bill Freedman
Charles Kasher
Stratford National Company of
Canada
Peter Luke
Frederick William Rolfe
Rolfe
Hadrian
Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
Arizona sophomores lead Mourning Becomes Electra cast
Two University of Arizona sophomores from Scottsdale take major roles in ONeills Mourning Becomes Electra to be staged December 8 to 14 at 5 p.m. in University Theater with a dinner break at 7 30 p.m. Richard C Towne plays the Chantyman and Tony J DeBruno plays Joe Silva both drama majors.
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University of Arizona
Scottsdale
O’neill
University Theater
Peter Marroney
Richard C. Towne
Chantyman
Tony J. DeBruno
Joe Silva
Janet L. Towne
ASU Presents Rose Garden Technique Demo Tonight
The ASU speech and drama department stages chamber theatre scenes from Hannah Green's I Never Promised You a Rose Garden. Open free at 8 30 p m tonight and Saturday in the Lyceum Theatre on campus. Rose Marie Smith notes the show aligns with a Joint Commission report on child mental health.
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Hannah Green
ASU Speech and Drama Department
Lyceum Theatre
Rose Marie Smith
Oral. Interpretation
Joint Commission On the
Roaring Twenties Barbershop Show At Sagparo High
Vigilante Chorus presents a Dec 6 8 p m performance at Sagparo High with headliner The Golden Staters Quartet from Arcadia Calif and local groups The Vigilaires and The Keyrings. Tickets reserve by phone numbers 966-4790 or 277-6205.
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Scottsdale
Vigilante Chorus
Sagparo High
82Nd St
Golden Staters
Arcadia
Calif
Vigilaires
Keyrings
Metropolitan Opera auditions set for Tempe Grady Gammage auditorium
The Metropolitan Opera National Council auditions will be held at Grady Gammage Auditorium in Tempe on November 29 to select singers for the Western Regional semi finals in Los Angeles on March 14. Open to women 17 to 30 and men 20 to 33 who are Arizona residents or students for at least a year with teacher sponsorship. Arizona patrons will award first and second prizes of 100 and 50 dollars plus 100 dollars for expenses to contestants entering the regionals. a Study Award of 160 dollars may also be given. Applications may be obtained from Mrs. W. C. Spencer, 6635 North Central, Phoenix. Public invited to the Arizona auditions on November 29 at 1 pm.
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Metropolitan Opera National Council
Grady Gammage
Tempe
Los Angeles
W. C. Spencer
North Central
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Patrons
New Local Avenues And Notables Light Up Scottsdale
Dale Anderson opens The Other Place on Lincoln in the former Smoke Tree site offering homey atmosphere and good food. Nadine Jansen Trio returns to Cactus Charlie's for two shows nightly except Sundays during the holidays. Sara Winter tours with Arizona Jamboree for USC and DoD servicemen in the West Mediterranean and Europe. Blood Sweat and Tears slated for ASU Gammage Auditorium. Five Scottsdale students win awards at Recital led by Tom Kulb. Mountain Shadows hosts Motorclans fall dance with Harry James Band. Steve Kane appears in Western New Mexico University Shrew. Kiva Theatre shows Mirror of Venus short film touted as visual Valentine.
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Dale Anderson
Lincoln
Smoke Tree
Dale
Scottsdale
Sara Winter
Shel
Phoenix
this _sonth
USC
Department of Defense
Mediterranean
Europe
Concert choirs and guests highlight ASU season kickoff
The Concert Choir of Arizona State University conducted by Dr. Douglas McEwen opens the 1969 70 season with a 3 30 p m Sunday performance at Gammage Auditorium starting with a male choir Gregorian chant and finishing with Ave Maria by Tomas Luis da Victoria The ASU Symphony Orchestra accompanies pianist Donald Isaak in Rachmaninoff Concerto No 1 in F sharp minor tonight An ASU associate professor and noted pianist Isaak performs the pieces Clann Gael brings 20 performers to Gammage Auditorium Monday at 8 30 p m for a Gaelic program featuring kilts bagpipes harps and lively jig reel selections.
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Arizona State University
Douglas McEwen
Gammage
Tomas -Luis-da-Victoria
Donald Isaak
ASU Symphony Orchestra
ASU
Isaak
Rachmaninoff
Alexander Siloti
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