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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1968

Page

3

Phoenix Youth Orchestra String Quartet Concert at Phoenix Art Museum

The Phoenix Youth Orchestra String Quartet under Frank Spinosa and Steve Potuzak performs classic to romantic selections including Haydn Op 77 No 1 Beethoven Op 18 No 6 Mendelssohn Op 12 Mozart concert in A major and Lalo Espagnole finale. They were invited to Hawaii Education Conference next March and members also hold multiple scholarships.

Mozart Sho-mei Pelletier John Ak Lalo Steve Potuzak John Akin Music Hawaii Phoenix Youth Orchestra Sun Valley Sam Cristler Mesa’ Musical Guild

Christmas Nightingale chosen as Scottsdale Theatre for Children debut

Scottsdale Theatre for Children selects The Christmas Nightingale adapted by Phyllis Groff from Eric Kelly as its first production at Saguaro High School Auditorium. Production runs Saturday December 14 at 1 PM and Sunday December 15 at 2:30 PM with local cast led by John Roe and Max Miller in key roles. Tickets are $1 adults and 75 cents students. reservations required.

Phyllis Groff Eric Kelly Alan Grier Scottsdale “Theatre For Children Saguaro High School Szopka Zamosc John Roe Ingleside John Max Miller Antek Miller Chicago Art Institute Marya Charlotte Cy Gaphardt Bob Bilis Linda Porter Susie Pilgrim David Benyi Don Williams Linda Smart Jamie Minotto Don Barnes Bunny Badertscher Wendy Thompson Barbara Benyi Jayne Nancy Gaphardt Bob Hillis Scottsdale Theatre For Childrenssins

Birdie at ASU cast announced for Bye Bye Birdie musical

Arizona State University Players and Lyric Opera Theatre reveal the Birdie cast led by Tim Sullivan of Tucson as Conrad Birdie and Steve Hood of Tempe as Albert Peterson. Estelle Speros of Phoenix plays Rose Alvarez with Scottsdale students Nancy Bates and Cheryl Fair in major roles. Kenneth Seipp directs musically with Santo Giglio as choreographer for shows December 6 to 8 at Gammage Auditorium. Tickets $2.50 or $3.50, available at Lyceum box office or Gammage evenings.

Birdie Gammage Auditorium Arizona State University Players -and-Lyric- Opera-Theatre Donald Doyle Tim. Sullivan Tucson Conrad Steve Hood Tempe Albert Peterson Dick van Dyke Fead Estelle Speros Phoenix Rose Alvarez Scottsdale Nancy Bates Cheryl Fair Kenneth Seipp Santo Giglio Lyceum Gammabe

Arizona Weekend Social Roundup at Executive House and Local Hotels

Reynolds notes Arizona social scene with the Executive House hosting Judy Reynolds wrap up and a Saturday luncheon featuring Roger Miller as the King of the Road. MGM crew attend the Arizona Biltmore events with Rod Taylor at Mountain Shadows while Bob McGrew leads a Society Orchestra dance. Bobby Rand at Rancho Bernardo and Francie Peters in Red Garter Lounge sweep weekend entertainment in Scottsdale and Valley venues.

Judy Reynolds Arizona Executive House Roger Miller King MGM Biltmore Willy Bob McGrew Francie Peters Ramada Ynn

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