Dallas Summer Musicals 1970 season lineup announced
Mame starring Juliet Prowse opens the season June 23 at the Music Hall followed by Man of La Mancha with Ed Ames July 7 9 Little Me July 21 August 2 I Dol I Dol August 4 16 and Zorba closing the run with John Reed Barbara Baxley and Chita Rivera The season runs nightly 8 15 p m except Sundays and Mondays with matinees Saturdays and Sundays at 2 30 p m Tickets available at the State Fair Box Office in Dallas.
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Juliet Prowse
Mame
Ason
John Davidson
Zorba
John Raid
Barbara Baxley
Chita Rivera
Ames
Miguel de Cervantes
Don Quixote
Korman
Sid Cae= Sar
Dallas
Donald O’ Connor
Neil Simon
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
The
Nikos Kazantzakis
Anthony Quinn
Joseph Stein
John Kander
Fred Edd
Titches
Local Social and Property Notices from Green ville and Denison
Locals report a Sprinkle family reunion at Greenville Park with Cob lins Garner Harridge and Albaughs visiting, plans to tour Smoky Mountain National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway on return to Springfield Virginia. Also listings for homes for sale in Highland Park and West Carter and a Main Street brick building in Denison. Yard sale ad notes second house north of Church of Christ hosted by Mrs. David Clark.
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Don Coblins
Fred Garner
Sprinkle
Greenville Park
Chester Harridge
Amarillo
Don F. Albaugh
Meaureen
Springfield
Fred Garener
Don Collins
Leslie Ann Collins
Smokey Mountain National Park
Blue Ridge Parkway
Carter Street
Main Street
Paul Stephens
White
Wright
Church of Christ
David Clark
Whitewright Sun item from June 2, 1917 issue
Local brief notes from Whitewright report community happenings and small updates with typical 1917 civic tone. Readers learn about weather, arrivals, and routine town details.
Outdoor Adventures nature course for Special Education students
Heard Museum offers seven nature study courses in June. Outdoor Adventures led by Kay Goodman of Plano runs June 16 to 26 for ages eight to twelve in Special Education programs. Tuition is $4 per student. register in person or by mail before June 10.
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Heard Museum
Kay Goodman
Plano
T.W.U
Children’s Development Center
Dallas
Route 2
McKinney
Texas
SIX FLAGS Over Texas Launches Summer Daily Operations
Six Flags Over Texas near the Dallas Fort Worth area opened daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. through Labor Day as spring records fell with 30 180 visitors on May 9 and 34 381 on May 16. The park also expanded its Los Voladores The Flying Indians Spectacular, raising capacity from five to 23 performers and adding an elaborately costumed Aztec sacrifice to the show.
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Arlington
SIX Flags Over
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
SIX Flags
Cottonseed Meal Keeps Cattle Strong in Modern Ranching
The article notes cottonseed meal remains vital in cattle feeding, supplying protein energy and phosphorous. It highlights the Swenson SMS ranches in Stamford Texas, with 258 000 acres and 23 000 Hereford head, using meal year round to sustain weight gains and calf production amid mesquite control and modern ranching practices.
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P.E.P
National Cotton Council
Swenson
Stamford
Texas
SMS
Svante Magnus Swenson
Sweden
Theouthwest
Yesteryear
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