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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1973
Page
10
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Gwen Davis daughter of ex mayor Lew Davis presents Kingdom Come a playful blend of fairy tale parable and satire. The plot follows Laurie who after suicide attempts joins seven tasks to reach the Same Place while Ben awaits in the Different Place. Davis contrasts her earlier provocative work with a cleaner tone noting her Broadway and screen work.
New York based report shows few states require safety glazing in showers doors and panels, leaving hundreds of thousands of older homes at risk. It cites 225,000 annual accidents with 40 percent involving children under 15, and notes higher costs for safe glazing but far lower long term costs than injuries.
The executive director of the National Association for Regional Ballet will visit Tucson tomorrow. Doris Hering will attend a luncheon for local dance teachers and then speak at 4 p.m. in a public address at the Women s Physical Education Building on the University of Arizona campus. Afterward she will observe a Tucson Civic Ballet rehearsal. Her visit is sponsored by the Arizona Commission of Arts and Humanities.
Engagements announced for Margie Garcia and Dorothy Hurst with planned June weddings at Santa Cruz Catholic Church and Kino Avenue Chapel. Rico and Huckestein families noted. Opera guide reports Gian Carlo Menotti Amahl and the Night Visitors highest in U.S. performances in 1972 with 242, Puccini La Boheme runner up with 188.
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