Scottsdale Theatre for Children Association Forming
Scottsdale Junior Women's Club moves to form a Scottsdale Theatre for Children Association to develop theaters for kids. An organizational meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Eldorado Park Community Building with club, Parks and Recreation, Chamber of Commerce and community theater representatives.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale’ Theatre For Children
Eldorado’ Park
Wil.b
Unity Council
Chamber’ of Commerce
White Mountain Apache Tribal Fair and Rodeo Weekend
The White Mountain Apache tribal fair and rodeo celebrate two days of Sunrise Dances, crowning of Teo White, queen Erma Stago, and princess Norma Jean Beatty. Events include Indian dances, modern western dances, rodeo contests, parades, beadwork, crafts, 4-H exhibits, and community booths, with participants from the Southwest.
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Burnette
ofeMt
Ryan Burnette
Whiteriver
Ariz
Wheteriver
Riwat
Een
Midian
Godeo
Arizona
Erma Stago
Phillip Stago
East Fork
Awill
Norma Jean Beatty
Renne Beatty
White Mountain
Apaqhes
Southwest
White Mountains
Sun Valley Orchestra Seeks Players and Concertmaster
Frank Spinosa director of the Sun Valley Orchestra will hold auditions for all instruments. An opening exists for concert master and roles in strings percussion woodwind and brass. Auditions at Westwood High School Mesa. Call Spinosa after Tuesday at 966-4870 for an appointment.
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Frank’ Spinosa
Sun’ Valley Orchestra
Seld
Westwood’ High School
Mesa
Spinosa
Entertaining mix at Scottsdale Review falls short
A BroadWay Showcase revue in Executive House features Betty Smith and Ardell Vaughan with standout singing. The act, lacking cohesion, draws mixed passersby as plans shift to a midnight follow-up of skits and jokes. Linda Caldwell shines as a lively torch singer, while other acts underwhelm. The piece notes openings and restarts at Paul Shanks French Quarter and Scottsdale Ramada Inn with changes in personnel and venues.
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Shipwcase Ltd
Betty~ Smith
Arcadia ‘High’School
Betty
ASU
Ardell Vaughan
Bob
Robyn
Pleasant University
P.U
Oklahoma
Donald ‘Circle
Kiva ‘School
Scottsdale
Ave
Scottsdale Entertainment
Jill ‘Obrand
Gary Obrand
Linda Caldwell
Paul,Shank
Linda
Brenda~Lee
Wayne Newton
Gal
Talon
Orpheus Chorus schedules tryouts for 1968 69 season
The Orpheus Chorus Phoenix announces its first rehearsal and auditions for the 1968 69 season at Clarendon School. Prospective members report at 8 30 p m for try outs while current members meet at 8 30 p m for enrollment and singing. The season begins as the chorus marks its 40th year under Ralph Hess with Robert Gray as new president. The organization, touring Europe last July, boasts numerous longtime members and international goodwill status.
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Orpheus
Phoenix
Clarendon
W. Clarendon
Ave. Tiberie
Douglas Russell
Ralph Hess
xPhoenix
Robert Gray
2Nd St
Scottsdale
Gray
America
Orpheus Chorus
Europe
Lisbon
Madrid
Baden
Zurich
Wuppertal
Germany
Leverkusen
Cologne
eStart
Avin Lahar
Gordon Feller
William Ferrall
Larry Freedland
Robert, Gray
Wil‘bur ‘Johnson
Roy Lybrook
Andrew Moffitt
Yalden Phelps
Leslie. Reynolds
Robert’ Samson
Jerry
Sullivan
Enoch
Walkingstick
Conrad L. Wiggs
Young Players announces family show and membership drive
Young Players, ANTA member and Arts Council member, launches a family show and membership drive running through November 30. The show for February 6 and 7 at the Phoenix Women's Club features music and dance with acting classes by Mary Kzell and movement by Judy Chruma. Memberships offer a 10 percent discount on glasses and support for community theatre projects. contact 943-8011 or Young Players, Box 5771, Scottsdale 85252.
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ANTA
Arts Council
Saam Young
Phoenix Women’s. Club
Phoenix
Mary Kzell
Dudy ‘Chruma
Glendale Art Festival Announces Cash Prizes and Youth Division
Miss Howard Twitty North West regional chairman announces Glendale Art Festival plans a juried show in October and an open air show in downtown. Awards include six hundred dollars in cash prizes plus purchase prizes trophies ribbons and honorable mentions a special thematic cash award and a new youth division.
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Miss Howard
Twitty
Glendale
Iow
caVv
Marghry- Bank
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