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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
13
Emperor's Garden Restaurant at 28 E First Ave expands its facilities with a westward banquet room seating 75 once opened. Co owners Thomas and Tony Tam say the room will be redecorated in red and gold and the gourmet Chinese restaurant has been open daily for lunch and dinner since last May.
Free Fair events on November 9 to 12 feature Jo Ann Castle Julie London The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Andy Russell as headliners on the Grandstand Stage with a multiple show schedule. Wade Hampton notes standby crowds and a long backup roster including The Ink Spots Milo and Roger Johnny Matson and Bob Hope opens the fair.
The Phoenix Music Society hosts the New York Chamber Soloists at Kerr Recital Hall marking the ensemble's 10th anniversary. Six of eleven members perform works by Vivaldi Mozart Beethoven Couperin along with pieces by 20th century composers. repertoire includes over 250 works and 25 pieces commissioned for the group.
The Orpheus Male Chorus of Phoenix releases its third album Stage West directed by Ralph Hess. The 100-man group, founded in 1929, plans a June 1968 goodwill tour of Europe and features Western and show tunes including The Impossible Dream and They Call the Wind Maria. Retail is $5 for stereo or mono.
Songstress Toni Lee Scott has opened an engagement at the Phoenix Playboy Club. She appears nightly in the Living Room accompanied by Keith Greco's orchestra.
Maxwell Anderson the Pulitzer Prize winner writes Bad Seed opening October 28 at the Phoenix Little Theater and running through November 6. Royce Bauder Rebecca White Shirley Prout Faye Bullock Jim Jones and Frank Sprague lead a cast with curtain times 7:30 October 26 8:30 October 28 29 and November 4 2:30 November 5.
A teen dance is planned for Saturday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall at Second and Brown featuring the Shades of Gray rock and roll band. The event runs 8 p.m. to midnight with admission 50 cents for stags and 75 cents for couples. Committee chairman Phil Coney says minimal adult supervision will be provided.
Arizona State University hosts Chad and Jeremy at Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium at 8 30 tonight. The rock and roll folk duo known for hit records and TV appearances offers tickets from 2 to 4 50 dollars at the Gammage box office.
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