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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1976
Page
6
Elton John has agreed to headline a concert at a 50,000 seat stadium in a Buffalo suburb on August 7. Jerry Nathan's Festival East announced the event and also revealed Dave Mason will perform on the same bill.
The Chuck Davis Dance Company spent a week at each of four New York City schools in the National Endowment for the Arts program Artists in Schools Dance Component. Follow up visits by Tina Ramirez and Walter Nicks covered two public schools and two junior highs from January through March.
Civic Morning Musicals presented a Bicentennial Salute to the American Musical Theater at the Civic Center Concert Hall directed by Marshall Nye with musical direction by Ronald Nuzzo and choral oversight by Bonnie Nye. The two and a half hour program featured a diverse mix of melodies from Hello Dolly to The Music Man with standout performances by Patti Thompson Lorraine Caruso Richard McCullough Bea Solomon Christine Flasch Ed Donne and the JD 4. The Pompeian Players choreographed by Margaret Insiee and Rev Msgr Charles Borgognoni delivered a highlight with 76 trombones followed by Give My Regards to Broadway. The ensemble earned enthusiastic applause and the evening ended with praise for costumes lighting and comfortable acoustics.
Jimmy Henderson brings the Glenn Miller Orchestra to Raphael's for listening and dancing from 8 p.m. to midnight. The program includes Miller hits such as Little Brown Jug In the Mood and Moonlight Serenade. Henderson, Texas born, studied piano before switching to trombone at eight joined his citys symphony at 13 and later led his own groups before taking leadership of the Miller men in March 1975.
New York Times critic Donal Henahan lauded Christopher Keene for shaping Gian-Carlo Menotti The Hero at the Philadelphia Academy of Music. The Philadelphia Opera Co production marked the city Bicentennial with principal singers Nancy Shade Dominic Cossa Dianne Curry and David Griffith.
Clarinetist Ralph D Mello leads a June 20 concert at 3 p m in the Liverpool Public Library featuring voice and instruments. He is joined by Maurice Black Nick Coumos Mary Lorch Sally Rushden Carolyn Smith Frank Stephens and Tom Soccccio. The program includes Tagore Songs fusing Indian ragas with Rabindranath Tagore poetry and ends with Haydn Trio for clarinet violin and bass in manuscript form prepared for performance by D Mello.
The Alligators join a musical titled America the Musical a Bicentennial tribute at the Civic Center Theater June 12. The ensemble performs a review of Sixties rock and includes gospel big band barbershop country western jazz and Dixieland. Produced by Phil Markert WHEN Radio, the show honors the nation's 2000th birthday for the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce meeting.
Auditions for The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams are set at Onondaga Community College Summer Theater as the second production. Tryouts run Tuesday through Saturday in the drama department with 3 to 7 pm on weekdays and 2:30 to 5:30 pm on Saturday. Appointments via the department. The show replaces The Crucible on the schedule and opens July 7.
Onondaga Community College opens a summer theater with He Ain't Done Right by Nell and Curse You Jack Dalton in the Studio Theater. Athena Smith plays Nell with John Poorman as Jack Logan. performances run June 8 to 12 and 16 to 19. Cast includes Cynthia Dunford Judy Cappotto Sandra Cominsky Mark Hoxie Robert Kinghaum Fay Thibeault Lynda Chiar Monte Connie Martin Norb Paulus Daniel DiStasio Richard Van Patten Joan Gaiptman. David Conley directs both productions.
A compiled list of showings for many venues including BAYBERRY CINEMA BLOGRAPH CINEMA EAST LOEW'S STATE MALL CINEMA III and others. Titles include The Exorcist One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Mother Jugs and Speed The Man Who Would Be King and Blazing Saddles with varying start times throughout the day across multiple drive ins and malls.
Seville Spain claims the world’s largest Gothic church according to National Geographic. The landmark draws attention for its architectural scale and historic prominence in the city.
Cherry Henderson a Fayetteville High School graduate now living in Fredericksburg Texas has a new Nashville film record release with songs I’m in the Mood for Love and Pennies from Heaven. Born in Oneida she also graduated from Syracuse General Hospital School of Nursing.
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