Theaters Offer Weekday Showings List
A compiled timetable of screenings across Bayberry Cinema and regional venues. Titles include Tidal Wave Paper Moon Separate Tables Shampoo The Eiger Sanction Emma nuelle California Split Trip With the Teacher Executive Action Young Frankenstein and Dirty Mary among others with varied start times from early afternoon to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayberry Cinema
Dewitt Drive-In
Beyond Atlantis
Franklin Art
Frankie and
Johnny
Ten Deep
Genesee
Hollywood
Emmanuelle
Mall Cinema
The
Dixie Dancekings
Manlius Cinema
Dirty Harry
Magnum Force
Palace
Salina Drive-In
Shop City
Shoppingtown I
Shoppingtown H
Westhill
WLW
Chamber Music Society to perform at Edinburgh Festival
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center accepts its first concert outside the United States at the Edinburgh Festival in England. Performers include Paula Robinson Leonard Arner Loren Glickman with Charles Wadsworth on harpsichord. Additional artists join for Vivaldi Ravel works and a Mozart clarinet trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
United States
England
Paula Robinson
Leonard Arner
Loren Glickman
Charles Wadsworth
Jaime Laredo
Leslie Parnas
Richard Goode
Gervase de Peyer
Walter Trampler
Ani Kavafian
Scott Nickrenz
Corning Summer Theater opens 1975 season with diverse shows
Corning Glass Center Auditorium schedules a seven week lineup starting June 30 with God’s Favorite starring Godfrey Cambridge. July features A Little Night Music with Patrice Munsel, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Sandy Dennis, The Sunshine Boys with Hans Conreid and Lou Jacobi, Something’s Afoot with Pat Carroll, In Praise of Love by Terence Rattigan, Irene with Jack Fletcher and Jane Connell in August, Kiss Me Kate with John Raitt, and My Fat Friend closing the season starring Patty Duke and John Astin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Neil Simon
Godfrey Cambridge
Corning Glass Center
Patrice Munsel
Sandy Dennis
Maggie
Terence Ratigan
New York
Kim Hunter
Edward Mulhare
Jack Fletcher
Bob Crane
Jane Connell
Irene
John Raitt
Cole Porter
Kiss Me
Kate
Syracuse Ballet leaders attend national dance conference
Anthony Salatino artistic director of Syracuse Ballet Theater and Herbert Tepper chair of the SBT board attend the Association of American Dance Companies annual conference in Washington D C. The three day event focuses on touring topics with panel discussions on federal funding sources public relations for touring and media use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Salatino
Syracuse Ballet Theater
Herbert Tepper
SBT
Association of American Dance Companies
Washington,d.c
Revival of the Syracuse Chorale Under New Conductor at Crouse College
The Syracuse Chorale, with a strong male section and new conductor Daniel D Agostino, revived its community role with a robust concert at Crouse College Auditorium. Pergolesi Magnificat opened the program to brilliancy aided by H Winthrop Martins organ, while Brahms and de Mallem Nielsen pieces showed uneven reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chorale
Crouse College Auditorium
Daniel D'Agostino
H. Winthrop Martin
Et Miséricordia
Kaaren Hushagen
Kay Martin
Martin
de Maleingreau
Pergolesi
Porgy and Bess
Theater Manager Receives Certificate of Appreciation
Mrs. Margaret Griffin, manager of the Westhill Theater, is honored with a certificate from the Work Experience Coordinators Assn of New York State for the theater’s cooperation in a student work program. The theater employs four Westhill High School students as cashiers and concessionaires earning school credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Griffin
Westhill Theater
Westhill High School
Assn
New York State
William Haws
Westhill
William A. Taylor
Dance audience shifts from New York to nation wide
The audience for dance in America grew from about one million centered in New York a decade ago to more than 12 million nationwide, per the Association of American Dance Companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Association of American Dance Companies
Teachers name new officers for Central New York Music Teachers
Mrs. Carlton J. Sweeney was elected president of the Central New York Association of Music Teachers for the coming year at the annual meeting hosted by retiring president Mrs. Allen F. Horn. Officers include Mrs. Thomas A. Price as vice president and Mrs. Wallace A. Ward as recording secretary. Linda Black-Stalk and Tish Goettel gave a recital after dinner, both holding scholarships from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton J. Sweeney
Central New York Assn. of
Allen F. Horn
Sweeney
Thomas A. Price
Wallace A. Ward
John Anagnost
Jack Curren
Linda Black- Stalk
Tish Goettel
Plaza Suite Opens Seneca Community Players Summer
Comedy season at Eisenhower College Delevan Theater begins June 27 with Neil Simon's Plaza Suite and runs June 27 to 29 and July 3 to 6. Curtain at 8 p.m. The season continues with Wait Until Dark, Tolandhe Tolanthe, Six by Rivers, and The Fourposter through August 31 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Simon
Plaza
Seneca Community Players
Delevan
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
Farrell a familiar jam session star at Saratoga Jazz Fest
Jazz saxophonist Joe Farrell who plays saxophones clarinets flutes English horn and oboe performs with Herbie Mann at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on June 20 opening the second Jazz Festival. Born 1937 in the Chicago area Farrell rose through local sessions then moved to New York City. He later joined Maynard Ferguson’s band and worked with Slide Hampton before joining the Lewis Big Band in 1965 and earning Downbeat praise in 1968 and 1969. He now fronts his own group bridging jazz pop rock and avant garde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Farrell
Farrell
Herbie Mann
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Chicago
Windy City
Ralph Marterie
New York City
Birdland
Maynard Ferguson
Chorale to give free concert at Lutheran Church
Syracuse Chorale presents a free concert at the Lutheran Church of the Atonement 8 p m tomorrow in appreciation for church facilities. Public invited to attend at 116 W Glen Ave South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chorale
W. Glen Ave
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