Al Hirt to headline Grady Gammage Celebrity series at ASU
Al Hirt and sextet bring trumpet showmanship to Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium on Friday as the inaugural Celebrity series event. The lineup includes Gerald Hirt on trombone and Pee Wee Spitelera on clarinet with Fred Crane piano and others. The program features staples like Java and St Louis Blues. The Schubert Bund Male Chorus from Germany performs at Phoenix Union High School that evening. Scottsdale agency starts acting workshops for adults and youths. Arizona State University presents Of Mice and Men in its Lyceum theater. The Amadeus Quartet returns to Gammage for a chamber music concert and The Harkness Ballet visits ASU with Marjorie Tallchief leading a 30-dancer company touring 30 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hirt
Arizona State University
Grady Gammage
Hirt
Gerald
Joseph ‘Pee Wee” Spitelera
Fred Crane
Lowell Miller
Jimmy Zitano
Schubert-Bund
Germany
Phoenix Union High School
Orpheus Male Chorus of
Phoenix
Steinbeck
Lyceum
Amadeus Quartet
Gammage
Harkness Ballet of
New York
Marjorie Tallchief
ASU
Scottsdale Dining and Entertainment Guide List
A compiled guide lists numerous Scottsdale area restaurants and lounges with addresses and offerings. It includes China Lil's Cork n Cleaver Dale Anderson's and Diamond Lazy K along with venues offering dining and music such as El Gaucho El Chorro Lodge and Executive House, plus golf courses and theaters like Camelback Mall Theatre and Hayden Plaza East Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Lil's
Main St
Hinton Ave
Dale Anderson’s
N. Marshal Ava
EL Chorro Lodge
Lincoln Dr
EL Gaucho
Hayden Rd
McDowell
Etienne's
B. Bretson Dr
Scottsdale Players Stage The Silver Whistle at Stagebrush
The Scottsdale Community Players opened at Stagebrush Theatre with Robert McEnroe’s The Silver Whistle a witty ensemble comedy about a Pied Piper figure in an old folks home. Trudy Hurley directs with solid pacing and the cast delivers strong character work led by Gene Smith Polly Pleacner and Lucie Wyatt. Performances run October 1 2 3 and 8 9 at 8 30 p m with a 8 p m curtain on Oct 3. Fay Bullock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenslade
Watson
Polly Pleacner
Miss Hoadley
Elizabeth DeGaris
Mrs. Gross
Scottsdale Players
Scottsdale
Trudy Hurley
Oliver Erwenter
Gene Smith
Erwenter
Emmett
Jim Sexton
Irene Minter
Hamner
Gross
Irma Lange
Sampler
Lucie Wyatt
Miss Tripp
Fred Jones
Bishop
Len Sage
Steve Petra
Marion Gibson
Fay Bullock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gammage Hall
Java
South Rampart Street Parade
St. Louis
Bill Bailey
Switzerland
Canada
Orpheus
Grand Canyon
W. Main St
John Scovern
Mary Mizelle
Cottsdale Ound
Lazy K. Lincoln
Scottsdale Rd
Restauant and Lounge
N. Scottsdale Rd
San
Guggy
Fashion Square
Hobo Joe's
Old Scottsdale Rd
Hotel Valley
Rongforn
N. Su
Zevale
Lulu Belle
E. Main &T
Millionaires Club
Piano Muse
Mountain Shadows
E. Lincoln Dr
N. Scotsdale
N. Scottsdale
Roman Village
Afari Hotel
Paul Shank
Surrey Steak House
E. Mercer Lane
Tang's
Sher and
Scottsdale Rds
Indian Bend Country Club
N. Pima
E. Lincoln
Papago
E. Moreland
Scottsdale Country Club
E. Shea
Valley Country Club
N. Invergordon
Villa Monterey
Chaparral
Hayden Plaza East Theater
Curry
Kachina
Cinerama
Sth
Boottedale
Scotstdale
Malcolm Gibson
Mr. Beebe
Deloss Rose
Mr. Cherry
Jack Benny
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Grady Gammage Auditorium
Phoenix Symphony Guild
Benny
Red's
Dairy Queen
Oak ST
Offa
Alvaro and
Elena Corral
Trio del Monte
E. Thomas
Dale A
Birst Avenue and
Marshall, Scisttsdale
Arizona
Whitney
Andy Grand
Bowery
E. Mcdowell RD
48Th ST. Phoenix
Lloyd Ellis
America
Dottie Lane
Valley
John Cook
Phil Lucas
FBI
SUN
Dth St
Bethany Home Rd
odGa
Iit
James Stewart
Guggy's
Happy Chef
Guggys
Tower Plaza
36Th St
E. Thomas Rd
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Chris Town
17Th Ave
Bethany
E. Main
Neopa Motor Hotel
Shad
Granite Reef Road
Granite Reef Rd
McDonald Dr
Frankie Shadid
Schlitz
Frankies
Scottsdale Shopping Center
Beneh Rainbow Trent
Thermidor
la Newburg
Muriel
Oxie) Kirchof
Chaparral Road
Camelback
7&Th St
Chaparral Rd
Golf CO
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