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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1968

Page

8

Stagebrush to Open With Gala Celebration in Scottsdale

Stagebrush opens with gala events as Scottsdale Community Theatre debuts at 134 W Second St. with Light Up The Sky on Oct 7. Six productions are planned for 1968 69 season with season tickets covering six admissions. Reservations through Mrs Joan Silberschlag or Scottsdale Players P O Box 127. Open house Oct 6 and Cruise event Oct 5 invite public. Regular run begins Oct 11 with performances Oct 11 13 and Oct 18 20. City Council Beta Sigma Phi fundraiser reserved Oct 13.

Scottsdale Community ‘Players Joan Silberschlag Scottsdale’ Players P.O. Box Moss’ Hart Briffe Community Theater Scottsdale Civic Center W. H. Ball Towne House Beta Sigma. Phi Rika Lucien Boyer Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies Phoenixs

Scottsdale Theater for Children Association Formed

An organizational meeting named a steering committee for a planned Scottsdale theater for children. A Thursday session will select a nominating committee and adopt by laws at Eldorado Park Community Building, with aims to stage a winter production and a children’s theater conference.

Scottsdale Don Doyle L. B. Spacewater Ron Pies

Carol Stromme in town with new album on Pete Records

Reynolds reports Carol Stromme, recently in town, previews her first album on Pete Records with Soft Sounds of Carol Stromme. She recalls Arcadia High School roots, stage work, and auditions for Brigadoon in Los Angeles while teaching dramatics in Watts last summer.

Carol Stromme Esoft Pete Records Ae Rae N Carol Arcadia High School Arcadia Coronado Scottsdale Mews Brigadoon Los Angeles Occidental Watts U.S

Tryouts Set for You Cant Take It With You and The Ugly Duckling

Olan K. Carson, director of the Phoenix Little Theatre, announces tryouts for two PLT productions. You Cant Take It With You seeks seven women and 120 men of all ages with sessions Sunday at 2 p.m. and Monday at 7 50 p.m. The Ugly Duckling offers two adult women one girl and four male roles with sessions tonight at 7 30 and Saturday at 10 30 a.m.

Olan K. Carson The Phoenix Little Theater PLT Little Theatre

Arizona State Fair unveils 1968 theme Its All There

The Arizona State Fair announced its 1968 theme Its All There and a strong lineup for November including a STRATCOM exhibit from Fort Huachuca, the International Auto Show, Western Village and Teen Fair. Officials project about 50 000 entries across 19 departments and daily balloon rides.

Wes .Statton Statton U.S. Army Veterans Memorial Coliseum Us.a Viet Nam Fort Huachuca

Mary Mary a Comedy Opens at Phoenix Little

Mary Mary a comedy about divorce opens in Phoenix at the Little Theatre. It follows a separated couple who discover they are closer after five years of marriage. Cast includes Golda Chadwick, Bill Chadwick, Vic Wilmot, Christine Coates, and Neal Sullivan. Performances run September 20 29 with a 2 30 p m matinee on closing day. Reservations 2542191.

Mary Phoenix Clan K. Carson Golda Chadwick Bill Chadwick Bob Vic Wilmot Dirk Winston Christine Coates Tiffany Neal Sullivan Oscar Judy McMillan Stratton Powell

Palace West slated I Do I Do musical opening

Tickets are on sale at the Palace West Theatre for I Do I Do. The Prestone musical opens October 1 and runs six performances with five 8 30 p m evening shows and a 2 30 p m Sunday matinee October 6. Gower Champion directs and choreographs as the show tours for 14 months.

Palace West Eyee Robert

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