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1~ 1-17 "The Stingiest Man in Town," Cabaret Supper Theater, Fort Sill \RT EXHIBITS 1-18 "Heaven Can Wait," Jewel Box Theater, Okla. City DECEMBER 2-7 "Aladdin," Children's Theater, OCU, Qkla. City 1-31 2-17 "Little Me," Theater Tulsa 2-24 "The Crystal Forest," American Theater Co., 1-31 Performing Arts Center, Tulsa 7-11 "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll," Studio 1-Jan. 13 Theater, OU, Norman 8-23 "Cinderella," Okla. Theater Center, Okla. City 1-Jan. 22 9-17 "To Grandmother's Community Theater House We Go," Lawton 2-3 15-17 "The Wizard of 02," Community Theater, 4-23 Bartlesville 31 "Eddie h.leets Joyce," American Theater Co., Brook Theater, Tulsa 10-Feb. 12 11-31 18-Jan. 8 Sculpture of Allan Houser, Okla. Museum of Art, Okla. City Young Collectors' Show, Okla. Museum of Art, Okla. City "Images of China," Okla. Historical Society, Okla. City "Spiro Mounds: Prehistoric Gateway, Present-day Enigma," Stovall Museum, OU, Norman Individual Artists of Okla., Members' Show and Sale, IAO Gallery, The Paseo, Okla. City "Visions '83" and Photography by Steve and Karen Strom. Museum of Art, OU, Norman "Buffalo Bill and the Wild West," Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa "Retablos," Mabee-Gerrer Museum, Shawnee "Robert Maker, Sculptor," Okla. Arts Center, Okla. City JANUARY 1-15 "We, Too, Sing America," Artsannex, Fairgrounds, Okla. City 1-31 Lithographs, Serigraphs and Etchings by R. C. Gorman, Amada Pena, Phleat Boyd and Others, Galleria, Norman 1-May 22 "Search for Self-Discovery," Figurative Paintings, Okla. Arts Center, Okla. City 8-Feb. 12 Aaron Douglas Collection, Okla. Museum of Art, Okla. City 15 "KANCHI," Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa 17-Feb. 19 "Blacksmithing: German and American" and "American Indian Photographs," Museum of Art, OU, Norman 20-Mar. 4 Paintings, New York Artist Lowell Nesbitt, Okla. Arts Center, Okla. City 24-Apr. 15 Armand Hammer Exhibition, Philbrook Art Museum, Tulsa 29-Mar. 18 "Spiro Mounds," Stovall Museum Traveling Exhibit, Bacone College, Muskogee FEBRUARY 1-Apr. 1 5-29 12-Mar. 18 DECEMBER I-Jan. 15 "Jazz in Oklahoma," Okla. Historical Society, Okla. City Cibachrome Photography by Linda Robbenolt, Arts Place 11, Downtown Okla. City Kassenbaum Ceramics Collection, Okla. Museum of Art, Okla. City 'The Lion in Winter," Gaslight Dinner 1neater, Tulsa lblsa Opera's I production of "Aida." 13-21 "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", Okla. Theater Center, Okla. City 15 "Mummenschanz," Swiss Mask-Mime Theater, Performing Arts Center, Tulsa 19-21 "Something's Afoot!", Muskogee Little Theater 19-29 "The Front Page," Okla. Theater Center, Okla. City 27 "Harvey," Alva Community Theater 27 "Dial M for Murder," Ada Community Theater 27-Feb. 4 "A Soldier's Play," Lawton Community Theater 77-Feb. 11 "The Diary of Anne Frank," American Theater Co., Performing Arts Center, Tulsa FEBRUARY 5 "Ashes," Actors Theater, Tulsa 2-5, 9-12 "The Rivals," Town & Gown Theater, Stillwater 11 "The Man Who Came to Dinner," Tahlequah Community Playhouse 15-29 "The Pirates of Penzance," Cabarer Supper Theater, Fort Sill 17-Mar. 9 "Same Time, Next Year," Theater Tulsa 23-hlar. 3 "The Little Foxes," Okla. Theater Center, Okla. City 24-Mar. 3 "\Vest Side Story," Studio Theater, OU, Norman Oklahoma TODAY
I BIRDS Nov 20-Feb 15 Quail, Pheasant (North and Northwest) Dec I-Jan 1 Pheasant (Panhandle) Dec 3-18 Wild Turkey (LeFlore, McCurtain and Pushmataha counties) GAME May 15-Jan 1 Squirrel Oct I-Mar 15 Rabbit Dec 1-31 Deer (Archery) Dec 10-18 Deer (Primitive Firearms) DcbLMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY 1-2 Henry Mancini with the Tulsa Philharmonic, Bartlesville 2 "Hansel and Gretel," Cimarron Circuit Opera, Bixby 3 Henry Mancini with the Tulsa Philharmonic, Performing Arts Center, Tulsa 4 Odetta, Classen High School Auditorium, Okla. City 4, 6 Okla. Symphony with Theo Alcantara, Conductor, Civic Center, Okla. City 9-10 Okla. Symphony Pops Concert, Bernadette Peters, Civic Center, 3kla. City 10 "Hansel and Gretel," Cimarron Circuit Opera, Sooner Theater, Norman 8 Contemporary Christian Concert, Bartlesville Communiry Theater 13 Okla. Symphony Pops Concert, Ramsey Lewis, Civic Center, Okla. City 21 "Tonight with Doc Severinsen," Bartlesville Community Center 28 Peter Nero with the Tulsa Philharmonic, Performing Arts Center, Tulsa 2 "Little Red Riding Hood," Cimarron Circuit Opera, Bixby 3-4 Okla. Symphony Pops Concert, Tony Bennett, Civic Center, Okla. City 11-12 "Premieres Plus," Ballet Oklahoma, Civic Center, Okla. City 17-19 "Lucia di Lammermoor," Okla. Opera & Musical Theater Co., Kirkpatrick Theater, OCU, 0kla.City 19 "Cosi Fan Tutte," Cimarron Circuit Opera, Tonkawa 19-21 Okla. Symphony with Pianist John Browning, Civic Center, Okla. City 28 "Thomas Carey Sings America," Sooner Theater, Norman RODEOS & ]h HORSE EVEN DECEMBER JANUARY 3 3-11 15-18 26-Jan. 2 12-15 DECEMBER 1-Jan. 1 1-3, 8-10 1-4 1-10 2-4 3-4, 8-10 4 4 10-11 11 12 16-18 20-23, 26-28 Heritage Place Stallion Spectacular and Horse Sale, Heritage Place, Okla City National Finals Rodeo, Myriad, Okla. City Sunbelt Cutting Horse Futurity and Sale, Fairgrounds, Okla. City Tulsa Holiday Circuit Quarter Horse Show, Fairgrounds, Tulsa International Pro Rodeo Association I:inals, Civic Center Auditorium, Tulsa d41 SPECIAL EVENTS JANUARY FEBRUARY "Star of Wonder," Kirkpatrick Center Planetarium, Okla. City Boare's Head Feast, NEOSU, Tahlequah Christmas Week at Philbrook, Philbrook Art Museum, Tulsa Christmas Gala Show, Mabee-Gerrer Museum, St. Gregory's College, Shawnee Arts and Crafts Show, Commun~ty Center, Midwest City Cherokee Strip Arts Festival, Nohlc County Fairgrounds, Perry "An English Christmas," Annual Rena~ssance Feast, Memorial IJnion, OII, Norman Old-Fashioned Chr~stmas, Old Town Museum, Elk City Central Okla. Arts and Crafts Show, Expo Center, Shawnee "Christmas Festival," Arts and Crafts Show and Sale, Lloyd Noble Center, Norman Canterbury Choral Society, Christmas Concert. St. Francis Catholic Church, Okla. City "The Nutcracker," Ballet Oklahoma, Civic Center, Okla. City "The Nutcracker," Tulsa Ballet Theater 14 Okla. Annual New Year's Pow Wow, International Bldg. Fairgrounds, Okla. City 2-22 Women's World Exhibit, OBU, Shawnee 7 Harlem Globetrotters, Myriad, Okla. City 26-28 12th Annual Governor's Tourism Conference, Lincoln Plaza, Okla. City Winter 47
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