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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1969

Page

7

Unwicked Witch Halloween Play for Scottsdale Children

Madge Miller writes The Unwicked Witch to be staged by Scottsdale Theatre for Children at Saguaro High Auditorium on Oct 25 26. Cast includes Wobble Julie Sater Hobbie Jan Parker Gobble Pegsy Davidson Winona Linda Dukarich and Grandfather Jim Kahover with Glendale connection noted.

Madge Miller Scottsdale Theatre Teatro de Los Ninos Saguaro High Julie Sater Julie Scottsdale Players Gobble Pegsy Davidson Jan Parker Hobbie Winona Linda Dukarich Scottsdale

Barry Koeb Stars in The Knack at ASU Lyceum Theater

Barry Koeb of Scottsdale plays the lively Knack character in The Knack at Arizona State University’s Lyceum Theater. The 18 year old freshman delivers rapid gags and facial expressions while co-starring with Dick Stewart Steve Rosenberg and Diane Smolen. Koeb discusses forming a regional musical comedy company and aims to elevate amateur theater while balancing work as a bank teller to fund schooling. Tickets 75 cents children 1 dollar adults available at the door or via Scottsdale schools.

Barry Koeb Scottsdale Merry Andrew Arizona State University Lyceum Theater Koeb Dick Stewart Steve Rosenberg Diane Smolen Barry Ham United States R. W. Koeb Calle del Norte Tom Barry Koch Koch Max Scottsdale Theatre Alan Grier Richard A. Steiner Kenneth Badertscher John. McAninch C. B. Albright Charles Brenner Walter John Daley Don Williams Diane: Kennedy Penny Steiner Robert Jones

Opening night excitement as Phoenix Symphony tours begin

The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra kicks off its 23rd subscription season with guest soloist Roberta Peters and new conductor Phillip Spurgeon. Performances Monday at Grady Gammage Auditorium Tempe and Tuesday at Alhambra Auditorium Phoenix start at 8 30 p m with free parking. Tickets range 2 to 7 dollars and student tickets are 1 50 with ID.

Phoenix Symphony Orchestra Phillip Spurgeon Roberta Peters Metropolitan Opera Grady Alhambra Auditorium 38Th Ave West Camelback Rd Phoenix Symphony Office Central Valley

Scottsdale Music Hour Invites Youths to Free City Hall Event

The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department hosts a free music hour for youths at 100 a.m. Saturday in Scottsdale City Hall. The Kananda String Quartet of the Phoenix Symphony performs works by Mandel Michels Filigenzi and Foley. Adults may attend and milk and cookies will be served.

Scottsdale City Hall Max Mandel Phoenix Chamber Music Society Parvenin France Louise Kerr Kerr Scottsdale Rd Chamber Music Society Harvey Zorn E. Belleview Phoenix Scottsdale City Hall E. Main Sty Pérlormiing Kananda Lurames R. Michels Angelo Filigenzi Joan W. Foley The Phoenix Symphony

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