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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
44
Andrew Reschke criticizes Pom Pom Girls for shallow plots and dull performances. The film follows high schoolers Johnnie and Jesse through football and romance on the Southern California coast, with a chaotic mix of mischief and obscenity.
Early auditions for the Clay Towne Players fall production Once Upon a Mattress run June 22 to 24 from 7 to 10 p.m. in Liverpool High School Auditorium. Director Doug Carver leads the musical set for early November with rehearsals starting in late August.
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra was named a major orchestra by the American Symphony Orchestra League at the Bicentennial Conference. The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra also joined 850 major orchestras, meeting requirements of a $1 million annual budget and full-time musician employment.
Sandy McCallum, ex-Syracuse Repertory Theater cast member, returns to San Diego's Old Globe Theater for the summer season. He plays Touchstone in As You Like It and Brabantio in Othello as both productions open onstage. Hugh O Brian to portray George Washington in The Decision at Walnut Street Theatre opening June 17 for a limited run.
The Yankee Marauders Youth Inc sponsors the ninth annual Music and Motion Show on June 19 at 8 p.m. at MacArthur Stadium. Six marching units compete in Senior and Junior divisions for $4,000 prize money and travel to Midwest and VFW championships in August.
The Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival opens its 44th season on June 29 with an opening night benefit featuring eight Royal Danish Ballet soloists. The Danes perform June 29 to July 3, their only festival appearance, led by Niels Kehlet, a renowned soloist. A post-performance party will follow for artists, audience, guests, and press.
The final night of Lorraine Havercroft's 19th annual lecture demonstration runs at Regent Theater starting tomorrow at 8 pm. Carel Carnes choreographs a spectrum of styles from light to Afro in the program titled A History of Dance Styles.
The Bayberry Cinema lists Monty Python and the Holy Grail at 7 05 and 10 00. Gro oe Tube shows at 8 40. Biograph screens Blazing Saddles at 5 30 9 25 and Freebie and the Bean at 7 20. Continuous runtimes at other venues.
Gary Gage, longtime Syracuse Repertory Theatre actor, appears as Colonel Gilweather opposite Tessie O'Shea in the musical mystery Something's Afoot at Broadway's Lyceum Theater. He toured last summer with Pat Carroll starring. Hollywood reports William Castle to produce 2000 Lakeview Drive at MGM.
Tony Perkins, father of Elvis Brooke Perkins born on a Monday, explains naming the baby Elvis after Elvis Presley and discusses returning to Equus with Anthony Hopkins and Richard Burton. He notes the name’s appeal in the Southwest and jokes about future shout outs to Elvis. The piece also mentions Joey Adams being crowned Commissioner of Youth and Physical Fitness by Mayor Beame at Joey’s apartment with Walt Frazier present.
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