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~:THE ARTd~ TOME" KENDALL PARK ROLLERIN K ~. +he =atI-BLithography topic of talkArtists Showcasesets ’Fledermaus’Thursday, November 21, 1974Barnett to givedramatic readingMargo Barnett will perform Barnett is doing and saying.herEmmy Awardwinningooe But the piece de resistance of/1-~ ~’~manshowatB:30p.m. Friday, the show, according to aTAPE SOUGIIT:Nov. 22 in Alexander Hall. review by Angola Terrell of~--~’~~ ¢_ ~[z~A~’~CI;’~-/~’~ SponsOred by the Princeton the Washington’Post, is at thef~ WPRB will air a newUniversity Women’s end. While most of the poetry-- " n I I]] program, "Old Frienus",’ Organization and Woman’s is writl.en by Blacks about the.... ¢~FINAL FILM IN SERIES!specifically devoted to localLlJ~I’II~,[ll’&~ NOVEMBER 23 AT 8’30 P M musicians. TapesPlace the dramatic reading is : Black experience, the last is aare needed.entitled "Black is a Beaut ful profound poem by actor-singer’ ’ ’, ° 11At least three Songshould beWoman."Richard Harris called, "ThereIrom m’umca,a +mcurded at speed %The four part program in- arcToo Many Saviours on Myshould be fairly short,dudes poetry by Margaret Cross." Without spoiling theoriginal compositions )rWalker, author of the prize- total dramatic effect of thisol the 3o’ b,arrangements. Please submitwinning novel "Jubilee," closing, it is safe to say that’ with Buzby Berkley, Ginger ’Rogers, Dianna Durbln, Fred Astaire, etc. them to Douglas Cain, G4Nikki Giovanni, Gwehdolyn thelightingandcostuming (allMurray Place, Princeton.AND EXTRA, ADDED ATTRACTION the last 10 minutesBrooks, Imanu Ameer Baraka costumes are by Ms. Barnett)of theworst musical ever made: "Howdy Broadway," (1929)Further details will be anoeuncedin coming wooLs.others.(Le Rot Jones), and several effects and the strong, clear"Unacted, undanced, unsung & unrelea0ed."Barnett voice create aMargo Barnett is a talented thought.provoking and almostChildren’s Matinee: 2 p.m. $1.00 Cartoons, etc.actress and displays her frightening experience.Dee. 1 -3 p m "ART AUCTION benefit Playhouseversatility through the many Advance tickets for the.moods of the poems from the performance, at $4 each, arepositive statement of "I am a available from Ticketmn atBlack Woman" (Marl Evans)the University Store in~ake a Bate~to the flipness of "Nikki-Rosa"Princeton, and by mail from(Giovanni) and to the the Woman’s Place, P.O. Boxhumorous motber-wit of the. 2163, Princeton, NJ.. 00849L C0.-~drlAII | I trJlLangston Hughes works, when payment and a selfThe sequence of th e oetr p y, . addressed stamped envelope"~ ’mnl~ ~t~ and exeressiveqs enclosed wtth each order Ame s! ........ ’Storytoldin danceY ....... ,.:.~.. .+.. limited number of tickets willuse at |lg[ltln~ ~t~p~ ~.~ .auulefloe ..... rt al~ and constantl-v oe sold at the door atinterested in what Margo Atoxan der Hall on Nov. 22.Currently delighting audiences at the McCarter production of weaves contemporary movement with the "’feel" of the~1 " ’T[s Pity She’s a Whore" is a trio of dancers. Princeton~,, us,,.Jacobean period, reflects the dramatic action. Leith_. ~ PARTY¯ Special Group nares. " .........L, onneo t~ams as r~l¢co=iUniversity students all, they perform a work choreographedSymington,Lynne Davis and Judith Shapiro are the dancers;[," ¯ Children’s Birthday Parties. !e Organization Fund Raisers.THS ]NTIMhTS IN FALLby Geulah Abrahams to Britten’s "Gloriana Suite." This dance-wllhin-a-play..,into which Ms. Abrahams imaginativelythe central figure is H ippolita, the "woman scorned."PJ&B cast of 98° FRI. NOV. 29th(Cliff Moore pbeto)7:30to 11p.m.FINALDirectedWEEK OF PERFORMANCES!John Ford’sf by MICHAEL KAHNWed, g Thurst 7t301Frl, g Sat, 8=301 Sun= 3 & 8Tlckuts: Wad., "rhurs. O Sun, Evo=,: Oroh: 05.60, 4.50; Bale: $5,00, 8.00 Ffl, hSat. Evoa, h Sun, Mat,: 0rch: ¢6,75, 5,00; Bale: $B,B0,3,50For rectrvoflons cull, 931,6700FOR SPECIAl, GROUP RATES CALL 9;11,8688:.:L.o,v,.o =.%..readies ’Dolly’traditional dinner of the Bob Wickenden will present sday, Nov. 21 at 8p/m. at theOne of the smallest casts in of the annual productions.~- ~year is served at a famous local in. a program on lithography and Pennington Presbyterianthe 14-year history of, the The "Hallo, Dolly!" com-~, 3550 Rt. 27, So, Brunswick, N.J. ~ stitution.offset printmaking on Thnr- Church.PJ&B Musicals -- a mere 98 puny, which takes its nameTel. 297-3003 ,~’+~Because lifhography andactors, singers and dancers -. from the short railroad known~’~"’’"--- ~-"~’~"-"=~--~"’~""=== I Won’t you join us for Thanksgiving EDEN PRODUCTIONS,,.on0 ..............offset printing are veryis currently at work under as the Princeton Junction andcomplex, Mr. Wickenden willdirector Milton Lyon and Back, ineludes the usual eross.illustrate his talks with a41,1 II II 0pening at 4’:00 PM T. V. COMMERCIALTRENTON -- ArtistsFoose as Prince Orlofsky, choreographer Joan Morton section of housewives andmovie and slides. Many Showcase Opera Company willJudy Parrish as Ida, Greg Lueas for this year’s commuters, grandmotherssamples of his completed work present two free performancesShown as Dr. Blind, Robert production of "Hello, Dolly!". and high-school students, asWORKSHOP will be on display.. , of the comic opera, "DieSallyards as Frogg and Joe The lung.running Broadway well as 18 PrincetoniI PieaseoallforreservationsA resident of Pennington, hefor children and teenagers areFledermaus" by JohannSpiegel as Ivan.hit by Jerry Herman opens at University undergraduatesreceived a B.A. from theAlicia Blood will appear asbeing held in New Brunswick,Strauss at the War Memorial.McCarter Theatre on Thur- and coeds. The participantsUniversity of Vermont, where They will take place FridayRosalinda on Saturday with sday, Dec. 5 at 7:39 p.m. with hail from 15 different NewNew Jersey. All sessions are he worked in stone lithography and Saturday, Nov. 22 and 23Andrea Inverso as Adele, subsequent performanceset Jersey communities in adforFriday and Saturday, Dec. dition to Princeton itself,feQi I! rconducted on video tape. under William DaVison. AVivian Argilan as Princeat g p.m.Registration information call: graduate student at Rutgers, The east will be accompaniedby a full orchestraOrlofsky, Jean Koenig as Ida 6 and 7 at 8:30 p.m. and a ranging as far afield ashe received a grant to studyand Ken Papier as Frogg, All matinee on Saturday at 2:30 Plainfield and Somerville.offset printmaking with Robert Gaydos of Penningtonas guest pianist.other c’ast members ’will p.m.Settings for "Dolly" will beremain the same for both The casts for such past designed by Philip Graneto,Featured dancers will be Rudyperformances.PJ&B products as "Fiddler on with costumes by MuffetYOU ARE INVITEDByron Steele, associateiriz-15ector~ll~ (212) o Through Tues., Nov. 586.6728 26thand Carmela Menchaca andtheRoef" (1971), "Show Boat" Hedges mid lighting by LowellJohn Sherman andprofessor of music at Trenton (1964), "The King and Achziger. Don Boroson aud’HOUNDto o Chr[stmns and Bonsai ExhibitionState College and director cfrepresentatives of the Kasia(1096) and last year’s director Milton Lyon will be atThe TrialBy Polly FairmanAcademy of Dance.Artists Showcase will direct "Carousel" have reached as the twin pianos.Friday’s cast will inchaleand conduct.Illgh as 135 participants, and it Tickets are now on sale atSundaYSKathleen Hunsberger asThe set was designed hy isestimaiedthatsincethefirst the McCarter Theatre boxBill fJack 1 P.M.- 5 P.M. Nov. 24 until Dec. 22 Rosalinda, Raymond Foose asGerald E. Guarnieri, founder PJ&B,"Guys &Delia"in 1961, office, Box 526, Princeton,and president of Shakespeare over 1,000 different individuals New Jersey 08540 (609-921-Browsing for Christmas gifts" other days by appt. only Eisenstein, Marielaines~m,~ DELORES TAYLOR []¯ =~TOM LAUGHLIN Choose now 8" pick upPoly-En Gardens Mammon as Adele, Richard’70 and past president of have taken part in one or more 8700).Just before Christmas103 Mt. Lucas RoadMoyer as Alfred, RobertPennington Players.Evenings: 8 p,m,Mr. Steele has had theWorkshopsAflYear.Princeton, N.J. ParriShoone asaSwFrank’wDanie~..a,.e .t.e ,, cooperation of several groups, Saturday:2, 5 e 8 p.m. GiveyourselfaJapanese" " (609) 924"3202 .....A STARTLING COMEDYSunday: 2, 58- 8 p.m.in his effort to provide these Beau rioGarden for next spfing. Clipthisinvitation.nowforlater free performances, A $2,309ADMISSION::BY TOM 8TOPPAP.D Adults $3.00 Children $1.25"" -- ~ Pianist Eberlegrant was made available by eX Arts TItherequestoftheemployeesoftheM°bilF°undatton’tun’atnext m SeriesStarting WednesdayA TI-IEA’rRE INTII’4F-,[’;~,.=.,,=,,. nla. ¯ 1 ! rv r ~TtMEconcert;S(}IEOULEi|_~-~ to ~.../t ¯ . |0,tteFd. l&lO~----i~]~ll~,~ tile Mobil Technical Center;November 27thSURTREYNOLDS 8-[" ",s=tt,4,T&~o [~F’~ [] LAWRENCE --The young Hopewell Township. A grant The dstngushed Beaux hailed on three continents.was also received from the Arts Trio will appear in Praise for the Beaux Arts TrioCALL q52- 818’IEDDIEALBERTINll ’ ’ll’k_ qP "_1 .L+~.zi,..’~l~ IllEberlewillpresentaprogramPmmst Bruce Recording Industry Music Prineeton on Monday Nov. 25 has been echoed over andPerformance Trust Fund. at 8:30 p.m. at ~IcCarter over, not only by audiencesTHE LONGEST 1 llll] lrl;ll .~;~.~./llof piano music in AlumniTheatre in the second concert and critics, but by tho strictest........ ~l]Study of Foundation House on ----THIS FRI..SAT..SUN.YARD (R)of Series I of the Princeton judges of musical excellence --RUN EXTENDEDEvenings: 7 89 P,m./ D;Ih, I...b ~.~":"~ll~’~’~’the Lawrenceville SchoolUniversity Concerts. their fellow musicians.Saturday: 7 ~t 9 p,m, l UI ’l~lllJ John ~|eampus, Friday, Nov. 22, at 8 Artists Menahem Press er On records, the Beaux Artsp.m.WH|TE IN CONCERT panG; Isidore Cohen violill Trio has won ,vide acclaim,Sunday: 4:30, 6:40 [t 9 p.m, i ~ SIyarrIngDELO,ESTAYLOR~--~|~| I-Its program will include aand Bernard Greenhouse including the coveted ¯Grand~l and TOM LAUGHLIN ~1~ ~1~i sonata by Baldassarre Baritone Melvin Barry ’cello will perform Trio In A Prix du Disque. They have|~--~ ~ ~~f" ~J, Galuppi; the Prelude, Chorale White will appear in public Major by Raydn, Beethoven’s recorded all the Haydn,,,~, . .~.-,~ ~--- v-- -~and Fugue of Cesar Franek; aconcert ott Friday, Nov. 22, at Trio in Eb Major, Opus 70, No. Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms,nocturne of Chopin; and two 7:30 p.m. in Princeton 2andTrioinEMioor, Opus~I’,,qBR~"e~Mendelssohn, B.avel,ll~t.~’~ works of unusual interest; The Seminary’s Campus Center by Dvorak.Tchaikovsky, up. 50, Schubert... ~ Piano Variations of Aaron auditorium tie will be ac- Freshness of approach, and Dvorak Trios.McCARTER THEATRETickets for the concert areMICHAEL KAHN, Producing Directoravailable at the McCarter~omePza;tod by Mary HandyTheatre box office. Student... ~ ii~:~!r aoopdrerF:?:~! Ond!ii!ei~da;ie~r sa~;i:yei?~ tickets may be obtained for $2£~1 ’" l~ Illl¢l~=l~,llll~P~llW~ ~u formances Since its debut 29 on the evenin~ of the per:Noon to 7 p.m. Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner at an .~£~.hJ ~[[=l~J|~U J H,~ ’Vwar~ nan’thp "Prln hn¢ holm~’~.~ old country inn. Home made pies and miniature loaves ~=. ===~= w m=~=wnm ...... ~ ............... formance~fub~:¢stiAIl~°;~vingdailyfr°mSunda’’ . . 11:30a.m. to ,Op,m,,~t,a’Forty Carats’.. ,md,.. ..... SPECIALEVERYFRI.&SAT. gPM~ Monthly Art Exhiblls C[osodCbristmasDay~’~"~\~ .~kL~:/,closes Saturday. Montt l~,e~ .v~ ~... ~--"-~".~,~.~’ .,~’~:~l~ . ~AROLIERL~NES PENNINGTON -- ThePennington Players will,~, , ~oute 1 North,P...3 mbeebille. e N . ’ c No.hgru.uw,ckpresent the final performanceof the adult comedy hit,"Forty Carats," on Saturday,~.~+~ Bdd,=St.L’~mb=r~tie. N.J. eOg-;~g3-O2O2 mCOMPLETE LOBSTER DINNER.Nov. 22 at Heritage Hall of theLIVEMUSIC.-Tw.o?;aF’ ....~,,.~,t,,~ callforeresarvotlon ~ InoludingChowder. ChoiceofSaladS.Potato I ,,d#,t~,’,~’~,,,, Pennington PresbyterianI~ "’~ and bring the wholo family ~ Coffee 8 Dosso~.,.,AII for $4,95. ~ ~m ~-~ tl-~, ~#,, Wl+mt Church,A 0 2 ’h~mlW IfThe two act comedy is~’~_ f (609) 3’7..20 ’[’=’~J, JockBoker’u;.=~ul=ilglam I ,,di,on,i,ntu,,,,,=,0.,-= directed by Susan Tapper and- - m, ~,~W’=~ "~’W | HIshtslown N/, 00520 or call HELEN. stars Kate O’Neill, Wayne= * "~ t t ~ ~ " I I 3S54..Carter, Susan Humphroys,Geri Tultone, Tom Durand,Tom O’Neill. Mary Rees.Department of Mnslc Chamber ConcertsDebbie Lee Tienken, Blllie,.-~ ....................Durand, Jack Rees and Stuarttl 9:20 ¯ Frl, & Sat, ~150, 8 & rlFI1 "1~ tMlndlin.~to, BaG, * Now Ist Run l * lne rro Arte ~2uartetTickets are avaliuble at IhaI 7’30 &3~40 .... " ........ [~""r",!, Everylh;~:?Yilt:Um,~,,,~,o ~ Norman !’atflu, I A m, .....Martha l~rancis,Violin1 I m I I 1 =-- I _ [;’~g ’ Richard Siren, ViolaIillli II~..~,~. . [x~wdlCreltzvVioloncelioIM U Iil Works,, "W1,30t~4~ ;=~,,~,;~;;~cta,,,o,,,, +o,,,t ...... "~ ,, ":: E.T . C n At, e, drew Imbrm, ’ROGER MOORE,$UgANNAH YORK GOLDRoger Sessions9120 e Fr!, & Sst, 0~40, 0 i1011gurun, 2K10,4140,Ti * 6th Big Weekl *o~2oIlUEl=l l ..-.-Illllll llql --..-. Imira mm M! ww.~....~,~= ]=II==ll=~l m ~~¢,~ illIll lll I I,~,,~ w~ ~1+ IIII I~ ," /I ir-,.- ~~|I1~ Ill~l ~ ~,tt~0~W,+lII r m mm Ill ~"" ~’ II"An incrndible quartet,tlmlletlted tt) now music,"Tuesday, December, 3, 19748:30 p,m.l0 McCosh IhtllTlcketat $4,00 All Stodento+ $2,00At the (’,u!it~orl Olllt~n, Wnnlworih Ce.ter{0244J453), trr ut Ihtr daorMall t’)rdor~l l%a~,o lllake chsvk mysblo to "l)rhlceloll Uplverully Mils e l)alan’t.nlOl|h" Slltl aelal wilh slanl wtl, ut, ll.addru0uetl nevolo~ Io+ (~Ollcortl|llce~Vl oulwurlh C~.ller~ I Fhleelon Unlyt rlaty, i Hncelun, NJ. 01iS10door, and curtain is at 8:39p.m..aa ARTLEASEI1~ & Salos G~lleryNEW JERSEYSTATE MUSEUMDaily t04 Sund~vs2.4C~ltufal Clrn~r ~llllt Sidle ~Irg@lTr~nlgn, New aetltV I{]0~l 3S4.5310~un~tlll tol dlrnla¥ ill hom~ Ot at(ha ulr.:uDANCING[~[llY ~T, i SUN, NIl[NOTTINGHAMBALLROOMM01tt~ ~1,, Hlmill~s $¢,, N,I,lhl Uteri ~11r~nl le lh1811|i~Ik III III Iklll8et, end Sun:Benny 8nyder