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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1978
Page
7
An impoverished Jewish mother pushes for the best for her son's Bar Mitzvah amid wartime hardship. At 9 pm Channel 25 features Count Dracula portrayed by Lews Jordan, with a frightful presentation starting three hours before midnight.
Five actors from London's Royal Shakespeare Company begin a two week residency at Oberlin College. Sigh No More Ladies opens in Hall Auditorium at 8 pm with six public performances priced at five dollars. Read Friday's Encore for weekend schedules.
In Oberlin the Allen Memorial Art Museum opens a special show in the East Gallery featuring illustrated editions of Shakespeare's The Tempest on loan. The display complements a Royal Shakespeare Company residency with actors in town.
An Academy Award winning film adaptation of Ken Kesey's novel screens at 8 pm at Lorain County Community College. The story follows a patient who resists society's rules, highlighting the grim world of a hospital for the mentally disturbed where the inmates seem saner with time.
Saturday television card features unbeaten Olympic boxing champion Howard Davis Jr. defending a 8-0 pro record against Lightweight Luis Davila in a 10 round bout on CBS Sports Spectacular at 4 30 p.m. Davila a Pan American Games gold medalist for Puerto Rico will challenge Davis as both seek another victory for career momentum.
In Cleveland last week, Detroit advocate Joan Claybrook led a town meeting at St Thomas More School listening to unhappy car owners. Frustration rose over two minute limits as protesters cited defective Dodges and safety concerns while Claybrook urged consumer action and suggested updating the law.
Harry Blackstone Jr., son of a famed magician, brings what the Los Angeles Times calls the greatest magic show in a quarter century to Cleveland. After the final performance at the Palace Theatre on Euclid Avenue, Blackstone will vanish until next Halloween season.
Halloween gatherings at Brocken Mountain Ardennes and Stonehenge linked witches to storms and crop havoc. Holly leaves were worn for protection against black caped crones. Witches were once seen as possessing both good and evil powers, with figures like the Witch of Endor noted for prophecy.
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