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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1985
Page
18
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Judges Cunningham and McCarn will assess Phil Markert in Mare A True Story at Shop City Cinema Thursday at 7 p.m. The Bach organ recital at St Pauls Cathedral features Dutch Adams Fall and works by Bach, Konzen to Evening. The Civic Center nears its 10th birthday with 3 millionth visitor expected at Babar performance Saturday at 2 p.m. A ceremony includes a plaque inscription and prizes. Salt City Center stages Agatha Christie Moustrap at 8:15 p.m. Thursday with Lazaran as Sgt Trotter and Seavers, Bohal, d Marcya, Sovik, Berry, and Russell-Hunter in cast. Evita alumni Fitzsimmons directs. Matinee Oct 19 at 2 p.m.
The Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music opened a new season Saturday with the Concert Soloists of Philadelphia led by Mark Mostovoy delivering a polished program. Soloists Mei-Chen Liao and wind players impressed amid refined ensemble, with Britten's Simple Symphony serving as the high point.
The group of fourteen string players delivered witty, lively performance with the playful scherzo drawing audience laughter. Hirona Oka and Cynthia DeAlmeida impressed as solo violin and oboe, yielding a warm sound. Beatrite’s Elegy offered a modest novelty, while Mozart’s Symphony No.16 closed the program, showcasing balanced playing and refined horn tone.
Johnny Ray returns to Hotel Oneida for a 10 day engagement that rekindles memories of the Three Rivers Inn era. The 52 year old performer, visibly healthier after quitting smoking, still belts a rich lower register with top notes. Dom Bruno, hotel owner and former impresario, pairs Ray’s show with his revival of the Rivers night club tradition.
The article recalls Ray Charles performing top hits including Please Walkin in the Rain and Cry while weaving in a medley of his own and Ray Charles songs. It notes a controversial song Whiskey and Gin once deemed dirty by disc jockeys and mentions his emotional, energetic stage presence. The show includes Kris Kristofferson’s Help Me Make It Through the Night with a tentative start easing into a confident finale. The Jackman Brothers perform local magic acts before Charles plays through Sunday with dinner at 6 and showtime at 8:30. Reservations: hotel 363-0474.
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