ASU opens season with Two comedies in Lyceum theatre
ASU Players stage John Littlewood style British revue Oh What a Lovely War at the Lyceum on campus with Steve Hood leading the cast. The production runs through Oct 6 with shows on Thursdays Sundays 730 and Fridays Saturdays 830. Tickets are at the Lyceum box office. Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband comes to Grady Gammage tonight at 830, part of a North American tour by Theatre Royal Windsor, followed by Noel Coward Hay Fever Saturday 830 on the Gammage stage.
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Arizona State University Players
Lyceum
London
John Littlewood
Steve Hood
Tempe
Littlechap
ASU
Gammage Auditorium
Estelle ‘Speros
Katty Hurley
Phoenix
Diane Smolen
Mesa
Rosalifid Duve
Gloria English
Jill Wormley
Milwaukee
Max Mills
Brant Bates
Mark Henke
Jamy ‘ Millotta
Gary Naylor
Robert Graybill
Mike Hood
Tim Sullivan
Tucson
Dick Stewart
New York City
Donna Bartz
ASU Instruc
Tor
Douglas-Scott
Goheen
Morris Bitterbrush
Jeri Elmer
Judson- Scott-Lee
Debbié” Cordon
Gary
Naylor
Oscar Wilde
Theatre
Royal Windsor
Grady Gammage
The
Old Vic
Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Noel Coward
Dons Plan Bus Trip Through Arizona Forest Realms
The Dons Traveleaders depart Phoenix on Friday October 12 for a two day tour covering the Mogollon Rim Pine forests and White Mountain country. They will travel along the Beeline Highway to Payson then Overgaard for barbecue lunch, visit a Southwest Forest Industries pulp mill near Snowflake, stay in Springerville, traverse the Coronado Trail to Blue Point, then loop via Apache National Forest and ride the White Mountain Scenic Railroad from Big Cienega to McNary. The journey promises broad mountain vistas and numerous photo opportunities.
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Mogollon Rim
White Mountain
Arizona
Dons Traveleaders
Phoenix
Payson
Overgaard
Forest Industries
Snowflake
Springerville
Alpine
Hannagan
Coronado ‘Trail
Blue Point
Orpheus Chorus to Perform Twilight Concert at Base Camp
The Orpheus Chorus will sing Sunday at the Dons Base Camp in the Superstition Wilderness. Desert trails will be walked and the camp opens at noon for an informal desert picnic. Tickets are available in Phoenix from chorus members or the Dons Desk.
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Dons
Orpheus
Tonto
Orpheus Chorus
Europe
México
Hawaii
Arizona
Phoenix
Orpheus Ar
East
van Buren
Stagebrush to open The Scottsdale Theater season lights up
Stagebrush Community Players launch their Stagebrush Theater with Moss Hart comedy Light Up the Sky about play rehearsals and a Boston trial run. Open house Sunday 2 to 6 pm at 134 W Second St. Special premiere Monday 7:30 to 8:30 pm with buffet and champagne. Tickets 10 dollars for supper and show. Regular run Oct 11 13 and Oct 18 20. Curtain 8:30 pm except Sundays 7:30 pm. Admission 2 dollars adults 2.50 children students to 21. Reservations 945-9040 1 3 pm and 7 9 pm.
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Scottsdale
New Stagebrush Theatre
Sandee L. Kerr
Dorothy A. Rands
Stagebrush
Moss Hart
Boston
Stagebrush Theater
Second St
Soloma School
Stagebelles
Scottsdale Folk Festival and Local Arts notes
Local folk artists lineup for Scottsdale's first Folk Festival on Oct 13 at Coronado High School auditorium proceeds go to Scottsdale Theater for Children. Headliners Dolan Ellis and others donate time. tickets available at Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce ASU Lyceum box. Also reports new Baskins Robbins in town and Carefree Inn entertainment lineup with the Mark Edwards Trio. The Iron Butterfly and Byrds perform at Coliseums Saturday with tickets at multiple outlets.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Theater
Dolan
Ellis
Norm Heard
Sara Winter
Henry Thome
Carol Schoenwetter
Sara
Joe Coral
Jim Treulick
Coronado High School
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
ASU Memorial Student Union
Lyceum
ASU
Scottsdale Theater For Children
Parks Department
Alan Grier
Old City Hall
Indian School Rd
the Iron Butterfly
The
Byrds
Coliseum
Bill’s Records
Hip Pocket Stores
Serendipity
Thomas Mail
Key Shop
Ddor
Nightlife notes at Stagebrush cast for Shot in the Dark
Irene Livingston plays in Shot in the Dark at Stagebrush and SCP activity marks eight years of involvement. Jacqueline Gaston appears as secretary. Linda Reeser leads in Light Up the Sky. New major-role players include producer Carl Mancini and director Charles Evans with Mesa Community College ties.
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Joan ‘Silberschlag
Irene Livingston
Stagebrush
SCP
Jin
AIC
Jacqueline Gaston
Linda Reeser
Mesa Litle Theater
Carl Mancini
PLT
ACE
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Bliss
Laurette Taylor
J. Hartley Manners
Apache’ National Forest
White Mountain Scenic Railroad
Big Cienega
McNary
Village Square Cave
Creek
Fom Fiery
Furnace
Worden
Marshall
Childers
Griswald
Parker
Halle
Clay
Kuhn
Phillips
Peters
Zorinda
Shakelford
Owen
Senior
von Cziesch
Old Scottsdale Rd
Camelback
Corral
N. Scottsdale Rd
Arizona Manor
Emperor's Garden
E. First
Guggy
Park Central
R ‘Tower Plaza
Fashion SQ
Scotisdale,Rd
Corfee Shops
Chris Town
Judy Reynolds
Baskins-Robbins
Scottsdale Rd
Fifth Ave
Norm
Phares Theater Center
Thater Center
Mark Edwards
Coronado- Room
Carefree
Tom Barker
Food and Beverage
Apollo
Fabulous Piano
Lee O'Donnell
Bonnie Arther
Linda. Jones
First Avenue’ and Marshall
Giovanni
Scottsdale Road
Tigone
Royal Hunt-of-the Sun
Max Palmer
ART
the Valley
Pasadena Playhouse
Highway Patrol
Harbor Command
Tombstone Territory
Charles Evans
Mesa’ Community’ College
Mesa Community College
Stagedoor Players
All My Sons
Mesa Community Theater
Charles Stephens
Phil Lewis
Don Hams
Rod Kellogg
Hal Chidnoff
Eugene Shippey
Danzas
Venezuela
Cheglouis
Nuno
Grown Ave
Andy Grand
Chuck Gillespie
Jazz
Piano
Blanche
Bowery
Ariz
E. McDowell
46Th St
Ghaparral’ RD
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