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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1977
Page
10
Bay Village staging at Huntington Playhouse 28601 Lake Rd presents the musical Unsinkable Molly Brown at 8 p.m. The same night Front Row Theatre 6199 Wilson Mills Rd in Highland hosts a performance.
Listings show Bobby Vinton at 8 30 p m with multiple venues including Clague Playhouse Westlake offering Fol lies at 8 20 p m and Playhouse Square Foundation Palace Theatre on East Seventeenth Street Euclid scene Peggy Lee in concert plus Chef Henri Dinner Theatre near Avon Lake presenting Play It Again Sam with dinner at 7 p m and show at 8 p m Workshop Players at Middle Ridge Road Amherst staging I Do I Do at 8 15 p m Lakewood Little Theatre Beck Center on Detroit Road presents Man of La Mancha at 8 30 p m North Ridgeville continuing the calendar with additional shows.
Community Theatre at Olde Towne Hall presents Litle Women at 8 p.m. Workshop Players and North Ridgeville Community Theatre appear with Huntington Playhouse Front Row Theatre Clague Playhouse Playhouse Square Palace and dinner shows. Schedule includes 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. times with multiple venues and performances.
Bonnie Galloway of 152 Caro Line is among five contestants on an upcoming televised Ohio Lottery drawing. She earned a spot after buying a winning Weekly Scent ticket, with a chance to win 500000 dollars in the top prize, beginning at 25000 the first week.
John Denver stars as Jerry Landers in Oh God directed by Carl Reiner. Landers works a California supermarket job until a divine summons from God, portrayed by George Burns, leads to a courtroom scene with Bernard Hughes. Movie marks Denver's film debut.
In North Ridgeville the renovated Olde Towne Hall Theatre hosts its first production from today through Sunday. The Civil War era drama stars Jo Lynn Forthofer, Norma McQuigg, Melinda Taylor, and Mirna Mahmar as the March sisters under director Beth Forthofer. Tickets $2 adults $1 students seniors, on sale at Dairy Queen and Animal Clinic Northview or at the door.
The Rococo Ensemble, a 14 member group of faculty, alumni and Cleveland musicians, will perform October 16 at 8 p.m. in the Kulas Music Arts Building, Baldwin Wallace College. The program features Austrian rococo works including Werner Prelude and Fugue No 4, Haydn Concerto No 21 in G, and Mozart Three Church Sonatas. Soloists include Warren Berryman on organ, Deidre McGuire on flute, David McGuire on oboe, and Janice Krueger and Cynthia Bush on violin.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Bay Presbyterian Church on October 17 from 1 to 7 p.m. to collect blood for the Bay Blood Bank. Donor blood will be available to residents without payment or replacement, with Junior Women's Club sponsors providing transportation and babysitting services for donors.
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