News Scrapbook 1969-1971

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• North Shores Adult School West Side Story opens in Russ Audi toriurn, 8:30. • Carmen Dragon conducts San Diego Youth Sym- phony, Vacation Village, 8, repeat- • Patio Playhouse, Escondido, opens Oh Dad, Poor Dad . . . 8: 30 • Heydt Puppe open Coldilocks, Balboa Park Puppet Theater, 1:30, 2:30 . .• Continuing: A,F,M,R. mg Saturday. teers • A t rs Q a er open the Seesaw, 83 Civic Youth Ballet -performs in Mayan Hall, Southwestern College, 8: 15. • Puppeteer Ingrid Pfeiffer opens. The Adventures of Kasper- le, Balboa Park Puppet Theater, 1:30 and 2:30 ... Cont1nu1ng: A,C,F,l. Two For San Diego

Key to Continuing Performances:

• Gro5smont College I s The Kinetic Art film ne Arts Lecture Ha , 11 a.m. and 7. • Carrous 0 I Art Gallery opens Olivia Chandler Walker oils and mixed media works. • Southwestern Gallery opens Ardrena Seymour, Harold A. lane oils ... Continuing: A,R. El Ca1on conti sene

A - Globe Carter Stage 'Charley's Aunt'

M - Mission Playhouse 'Rainmaker' N - Globe 'Much Ado About Nothing'

• United Stales International Uni- vers1ty School ot Performing Arts, 350 Cedar St., continues Allee in Wonderland tor children, 11 and 2 da 1 1y except Sunday •.. Conlin-

C - Globe 'Cymbeline'

• Chula Vista Art Guild opens membership show ... Continuing:

F - Coronado Playhouse 'Cactus Flower'

0 - Starlight 'Oklahoma!'

L - Starlight 'Man of La Mancha'

R - Globe 'Richard 11'

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• Janis Joplin Soort Arena, 8:30

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Ii C.I ter adds Cymbe- peare Fe t1val rep 8:30. • Starlight Musi cals at the Zoo season opens with Man of La Mancha 1n Zoo's Wege- forth Bowl, produced by USIU School of Performing Arts .•. Con- tinuing: A . line ~Ila ertoire, l

• Royal [ippizan Horse Show opens 1n Convention Hall, 8:30, continuing Wednesday and Thurs- day • Art and Design Shop, Bon- sall, contrnues Daisy Sickles pho- tos, Gloria Rice metal culpture . •. Con inu1ng~ A,N.

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Civic Youth Ballet performc in 31erwood Hall, La Jolla, 8.15. • la Jolla Art Association opPns Jean Chua Shen Chinese brush paint- ings, Lydia Cooling oils .•• Con- tinuing: A,C,F,l,N.

• ~a Jolla Art A oc1ation contin ues Alfred E. R. Van de Velde and Florence Walsh oils.

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Scandia continue show of Mina Pulsifer Olis and watercolors ... Continuing: A. Inter ors

• Michael Biers, top, and Michael Phillips play Oxford stu- dents ,n Char- leys's Aunt, continuing at 8:30 on the Globe's Carter Stage ... Con- tinuing: C,l,N.

• John Garvey conducts the La Jolla Chamber Orchestra in Sherwood Ha II, 8: I5. II Chula Vista Art Guild open~ art festi- val, Chula Vista ••. Continuing: A,C,F,L,R.

• Organist Dorothy Hester plays a Army Navy Academy, Carlsbad, 4. • Coronado Playhouse contin- ues Cactus Flower, 8:30 . Con t,nuing: A,L,N,R.

• Southwes em op~ns Clare Hickman, Elizabeth Os- borne oils. • Nimble Needle con- tmues Evelyn Wa Iker stitchery .•• Continuing. A,L,R. Gallery

• United States Internal onal Uni- versity School of Performing Arts, 350 Cedar St., opens 'The Key,' tor children, 11 and 2.

• Central Public L'Jrary continues show of Rossie Wade collages and wa ercolors and Leslie Gaelen photographs ... Continumg: A,C,L.

• Harve Pres- nell stars in Starlight Mus1- cals-at-thB-Zoo opening of Okla- homa!, 8.30, Wegelorth Bowl, San Dego Zoo ... Continuing: A,C.

• La ,olla Art Association opens Hilda Inch oils and pieces by James Brawn ... Continuing: A,C.

• McIntire Puopet Playm opP.n Timothy Punchinoodle, Balboa Park Puppet Theater, 1:30 and 2:30 • •• Continuing: A,C,O.

• Jimi Hendrix plays in Sports Arena, 8:30. • Actors Quarter cont,nues Cinderalla for children, 2... Continuing: A,N,O,R rock

• John Mc- Murtry plays an elderly civil ser- vant in the Old Globe produc- tion of Much Ado About Nothing, con- numg at 8:30 • Co11t1m;rng· A,0.

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Faculty Concert Slated For USO

Concert at USO This Sunday instrumental concert will be performed by University of San Diego faculty at 3 p.m. this Sunday, July 19, '- in the USD Theatre in Camino '"' Hall. include s. Mendelssohn's "Cello Sonata, in D Major"; Flute , Obligato and Cello Continuo by ;; Handel; Ravel's "Madagascar , Songs," and "Shepherd on the or Rocks" by Schubert. The performers will be Christine Voight, soprano; Janice Strait, flute; Marjorie Hart, cello, and Iliana Mysior, piano. A vocal and "'- " Concert works Op. 58

lack ghetto stud scheduled by USD

Faculty membcr5 from the University of San Diego will perform a vocal and in- stru ental concert at ;J p.m. next Sunday in the College for Women Theater on campus. The program will include a cello sonata, compositions by

Handel. Schubert's "Shepherd- on the Rock~" and Ravel's ' Madagascar Songs." Among the performers will be soprano Christine Voight, flutist Janice Strait, cellist Marjorie Hart and pianist Ilana Mysior.

USD pool open SAN DIEGO - The Uni- versity of San Diego swim- ming pool is now cpen to the public tor the summer at a charge of 40 cents for those 16 and under and 60 cents for those over 16. The pool is open seven days a week. Hours are noon to 5:30 p.m. every day but Saturday, when the hours will be from 10 a.m. tc 5:30 p.m. ~l'iPEF'ENOi:tJ r 7 ,'J..· 7 0 St·t· H~ld For Assault On Officer A 21.year-old student charged with assaulting a police officer among other charges has been bounil over to Superior Court. Municipal Court Judge Robert J. Stahl Jr., who presided over a preliminary hearing for William McKinley Nason, also ordered, Nason remanded to custody pending postin gof $1,500 bail. Nason had been free on $100 bond but Deputy Dist. Alty. Ed- ward J. Mantyla introduced evi- dence that Nason had become involved in another incident last weekend in which he again re- fused to identify himself to po- .lice officers. Nason first became involved with Patrolman Gary Reichle June 10 when he refused to iden- tify himself. Reichle was in- vestigating reports of burglaries in the 2000 block of Front Street. A struggle occurred between Reichle and Nason and Nason had to be subdued by Hall , a University of San Die~o student, until more police he p arrived. Reichle was thB only witness called to testify against Nason al the preliminary hearing.

Sunday, July S, 1970

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From July 5 ToJulyl2

JOHN EITZEN - The organist will play at 4:30 p.m. today in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 2705 Fifth Ave. DOROTHY HESTER - The AJ1ny-Navy Acad• emy in Carlsbad will present the organist in a program at 4 p.m. next Sunday. MARILYN RUE-ROBERT MACLEOD - The soprano and baritone-organist will present a concert at 7:30 p.m. today in the Wutminster Pianists Jeanine Snyder and Gary Bendett will play at 3: 15 p.m today in the San Diego State Recital Hall. Pap JANIS JOPLIN_ The Texas-born rock mama, preceded but not accompanied by her old group _ Big Brother and the Holding C.Ompany _ will perform at 8: 30 p.m. Saturday in the Presbyterian Church, 3598 Talbot St. SNYDER-BENDE'IT CONCERT - JUDY LYNN -The country-western singer will headline grandstand shows at the San Diego County Fair in Del Mar at 2 and 8:30 p.m Dance CIVIC YOUTH BALLET - The San Diego com- pany will perform at 8: 15 p.m. Friday in Mayan Hall at Southwestern College, Chula Vista, and at 8:15 p.m. Saturday in Sherwood HAil, L:i Jolla. Sports Arena. today.

Also... 'THE ADVENTURES OF KASPER' - Pup- peteer Ingrid Pfeiffer will present the play for children at 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. Friday, Satur· day and next Sunday in the Balboa Park Pup- pet Theater. 'COLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS' - The Heydt Puppets will present an ice- land version of the children's tale at 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. today in the Balboa Park Puppet Theater. 'THE KINETIC ART' - Grossmont College, El Cajon, will continue the three-part presen• talion of 26 films from 10 countries in perform- ances at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in the school's Fine Art~ Lecture Hall. 'THE MAGIC TINDERBOX' The Puppet Playhouse, 3903 Voltaire St., Pomt Loma, will and Sunday~ paired with The Elves and the present the puppet play 2 p.m. Saturdays ~THE MAGNIFICENT REBEL BEETHOVEN -. The film on the compose(s l~e and works will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Fridar m0e College for Women Theater at the Umvers1ty of San Sue Hamilton and Nancy D'Amata will be in charge of a variety program at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Spreckels Organ Pav :Balboa Park. Diego, Alcala Park. MUSIC AND DANCE - Shoemaker.

IN THE CLOSET AND I'M FEELING SO SAD' - The Arthur Kopit farce will be presented by the Patio Playhouse, 373 Hale Ave., Escondido, at 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through July 25.

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'THE DREADFUL DOCTOR DARK AND THE PUPPET PEOPLE' - Southwestern C.Ollege will present the David Lawrence play for children at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday begin- ning tomorrow and ending July 30 in the Chula Vista school's Mayan Hall.

'TWO FOR THE SEESAW' :- The urban pas de deux by Wil- liam Gibson opens at 8:30 p.m. Friday in Actors Quarters, 480 Elm St., for performances at that time Fridays and Satur- days through Aug. 15. 'WEST SIDE STOR '

Drama 'ALICE 11" WONDERLAND' - Happenings down the rabbit hole will be presented in the School of Performing Art , 350 Cedar St., in the play for childreR at USIU at 11 a m. and 2 p m tomorrow through Saturday. 'CACI1JS FLOWER' - The dental farce by Abe Burrows Will play m an extended run at 8 30 p m Fridays-Sunday, at C.Oronado Play- hou e through July 18 'CHARLEY'S AUNT' - The Victonan comedy hy Brandon Thomas about mistaken identity will play at 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Sun• days on the Ca ius Carter Center Stage at the Old Globe Theater. with matinees at 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through Aug. 2. 'CINOEREI.LA' -Actors Quart.er, 480 Elm St., will present the play for children at 2 p.m. Sat- urdays and Sundays through July 26. 'CV}ffiELl. 'E' - The Old

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'GADZOOKS THE VILLAIN, OR, WILL NO ONE SAVE OUR NELL?" - The melodrama compiled by Pat Smith will be performed by the Chula Vista Playhouse at the Hayloft Bar- becue Restaurant, 1502 National Ave., Chula Vista, at 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through July 18.

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nd a 2:30 p.m. July 18 in the Russ Auditorium, cosponsored by San Diego Concert Showcase and orth Shores Adult School. Music ALCALA TRIO - The musicians from the Uni- versity of San Diego will perform at 8 p.m. today in the USD College for Women Theater. BAND co "CERT - Capt. arry ntte will conduct the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Band in a concert at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Balboa Park Spreckels Organ Pavilion. CHAMBER MUSIC - The San Diego Sympho- ny will present Otto Feld and the San Diego .Chamber Players in a concert at 8 p.m Fri- day in the San Diego State Recital Hall. DOUGLAS DUNCAN - San Diego's city organ- ist will play the first of his summer recital programs in the Balboa Park Organ Pavilion at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and repeat the events through Sept. 14.

•~IAK OF LA MANCHA'-The Dale Wasserman rn us i ca I about Cervantes and his Don Quixote will open the 25th Starlight season as the first of three ~usicals at the Zoo pro- duced by the USIU School of Performing Arts in the San Diego Zoo's Wegeforth Bowl at 8:30 p.m. Thursday for per- formances at that time through July 19 except Sunday.

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Globe Theater' s u m m e r Shak peare repertoire will be complete this week with the addition of the third play, open- mg Thursday at 8·30 pm. with additional performanc t that tim Friday and turda ,

'm.JCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING' - Who lies arid who aks the truth? That is the question at the

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