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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1968
Page
11
Reynolds Hoby's, a roast beef sandwich house next to Yellow Front at Thomas and Scottsdale Roads, nears completion for peak tourist season. Residents debate Old English renovation design, amid local criticism of architecture and roofing choices.
ASU Lyric Opera Theatre opens 1968 69 with Harlequin or humorous opera at the Lyceum and Auditorium tonight and tomorrow and Nov 1 2. Season tickets offer savings. Les Danseurs Africains performs tonight at ASU Grady Gammage Auditorium. Flamenco guitarist Carlos Montoya appears Sunday. Bill Cosby to substitute for Armstrong with two shows at Gammage. advance mail orders being taken.
The Jewish Center hosts The Beat of Broadway a musical concert with excerpts from 30 Broadway shows since 1917. A 60 member Scottsdale area cast performs about 45 numbers including Oklahoma Fiddler on the Roof and Cabaret. Tickets cost 150 for students and military and 250 for adults with performances at 8 p.m. Saturdays and 730 p.m. Sundays at 1718 West Maryland Phoenix.
Coronado High School opened Wait Until Dark last night, a thriller about a blind woman menaced by con artists and a murderer. The production runs tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1 at the door and feature cast members including Scott Kennedy, Mike Talman, John Daly, and Sgt. Carlino with a full crew and student volunteers.
The Grand opening at 6 30 p m November 1 marks the Phoenix turnover of a former synagogue at 300 West McDowell into a dedicated Children’s Theatre. Joy Harvey directs Antelope Boy with a cast largely drawn from the Phoenix Indian School and a support team including Dr. Joedd Miller and Mrs. Gene Chaillie. The new venue will host 11 productions yearly and expand workshops in dramatics, dance, and acting for about 500 participating children and adults.
The Phoenix Dons Club schedules a three day tour to Monument Valley in Navajoland on November 1 to 3. Buses depart Phoenix at 8 a.m. from Second Street and Polk and return via Flagstaff lunch and a 6:30 p.m. Phoenix arrival. The trip includes four wheel drive tours, stays at Kayenta inns, and talks by Park Service staff. For details call the Dons Club desk at 120 East Van Buren Street.
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