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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1965

Page

5

Carlos Montoya Flamenco Guitarist In Phoenix Concert

Carlos Montoya will perform at the Phoenix Union High School Auditorium this Friday at 8 30 p m. A Spanish Gypsy and nephew of Ramon Montoya he developed a unique flamenco style through improvisation and study of classical guitar. Tickets are at the Sombrero box office 264 9728 or 4747 N 7th St. This concert opens a season of events by the Phoenix Musical Theatre and the Phoenix Center for the Performing Arts.

Carlos Montoya Phoenix Union High School Ramon Montoya Montoya Free World United States Canada Europe Orient N. 7Th St The Society Phoenix College 11Th Ave W. Thomas St

Phoenix PMT cancels three musicals for 1965-66 concert series

PMT cancels its remaining three shows Stop the World Irma La Douce and Carnival to focus on the joint 1965-66 Concert series with the Phoenix Center for the Performing Arts. Richard Totman says season tickets will be exchanged one for three of seven concerts.

Phoenix Musical Theatre Phoenix Center For the Performing Arts Richard Totman PMT

Scottsdale Dining and Entertainment Roundup

A dense list of Scottsdale restaurants and clubs with locations on Main Street, Scottsdale Road, and Lincoln Drive. Highlights include China Lil s, Diamond Lazy K, El Chorro Lodge, Papago Lanes, Peter s Hofbrau, Trader Vic s, Villa Monterey, and Mountain Shadows both dining venues and live music or piano entertainment. Golf courses listed include Paradise Valley and Papago with multiple 18 hole layouts.

China Lil’'S Main Core ‘N Cleaver Hinton Ave Dale Anderson’s Marshall Ave Diamond Lazy K. Lincoln Scottsdale Rd EL Chorro Lodge Lincoln Dr Hayden Rd McDowell Sun Joe Hunt Fashion Square Longhorn N. Scottsdale Rd Main St Millionaires Club Mountain Shadows E. Lincoln Dr Pfepino Peter’s Hofbrau Western Park Dr Pumpernick E. McDowell Ramada Scottsdale Inn W. Main Old Scntisdale Rd Roman Village Bafari Hotel Scottsdale Paul Shank Burrey Steak House Mercer Lane the Outpost 60Th St Trader Vic's 5Th Ave Villa Monterey E. Chaparral Wild Bill's Shea and Scottsdale Rds Indian Bend Country Club N. Pima EK. Lincoln Papago E. Moreland Phoenix Scottsdale Country Club E. Shea Valley Country Club N. Invergordon Chaparral

Folk art concert to open Phoenix Folk Arts Society season

Lou Clingman headlines the Phoenix Folk Arts Society debut in the Phoenix College Auditorium with Ellen Davidson. Maurice Savon outlines plans for future seasons including concerts lectures and seminars in folk music. Tickets available in Scottsdale Tempe and at the door.

Lou Clingman Scottsdale and Valley Phoenix Folk Arts Society Clingman Ellen Davidson Arizona State University Tucson Valley Maurice Savon The Savon

ASU presents Symphony and ballet programs in Grady Gammage

The Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra opens its 1965-66 season Friday at 8 15 p m in Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium under conductor Eugene Lombardi with concertmaster Jack Thomas and guest pianist Patricia Keating performing Mozart. The program includes Couperin, Hanson and Beethoven works. admission is free. Monday features Grand Ballet Classique de France in Giselle and related pieces, followed by a Tuesday percussion ensemble performance conducted by Mervin W Britton with a program including Malley Miller's Prelude for Percussion. both events are free to the public at Grady Gammage Auditorium.

Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra Grady Gammage ASU Grand Ballet Classique de France Eugene Lombardi Jack Thomas Patricia Keating Mervin W. Britton Malley Miller

Guggy's Promotes Family Dining and Pastry Treats

The ad invites families to Guggy's for full meals or snacks with a children’s menu for all ages and appealing pastry selections. It notes six convenient locations and urges visitors to stop in for a family-friendly treat.

Guggy's

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