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QUESTIONS ABOUT provisions of Ford FoDndation grant are Carter Associates, Arthur P. Morgan, president of McCarter’s
answered by, from left, Mrs. Stuart Duncan, president of Me- board of trustees, and Michael Kshn, producing director.
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The Ford Foundation has "most special" list, is also a Mr. Morgan points eut that.
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given MeCarter Theatre formidable fund raiser. When these contributions must in-
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$85,546, the first payment in a
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foundation funds were cut off, crease in each of the next four
grant totalling $342,189. he took to the stage between years in order for the theatre
Su,- Thurs, 2, S. O, FeL It "It’s the pot of gold at the acts, hat in hand. Can-
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te keep pace with in[lation and
end ef a five year rainbow" is tributious from this and other balance the budget to the Ford
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hew Michael Kahe, Me- sources closed the gap and Foundation’s satisfaction.
Carter’s producing director halanced the books. Mr. Kahn thinks the grant’
WEEKS! Starting April 4 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:10
put it.
This year McCartar expects will make little difference in
The full amount will become to take in $950,000; the ex- his philosophy, but he sees it
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available only if the theatre peeses are pegged at as giving him a little more
can show a balanced budget $1,335,000. Current financial room to maneuver,
March 25, April I 609-466-0130
for four years.
supporters include the New "l can invite a star or a ;
8:30 & 10:30 p.m.
Arthur P. Morgan, president Jersey State Council on the directortocomeanddoasho
of McCarter’s Board of Arts, the National Endowmentwith us; if it isn’t convenien
Call 609-924-3727
Trustees, made the an- for the Arts, Princeton this year, there’s always next
nouneement of the grant. The
for reservations starting Monday
University, a number of year," he said.
HIGHTSTOWN-EAST WINDSOR
judgment he said, was made
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ~(
on "financial and artistic
ability. There is now tha
FIRST ANNUAL SHOW AND SALE
Welsh harpist takes .
challenge to continue to in-
DOLLS, DOLLHOUSES, MINIS
crease revenue and to in-
Marclt2l),i9T7 t):3t)a.n,.-4:30p.m.(/^.~ "~ crease community support." ’no. holds barred’ stance
He suggested that new
St. Anthony’s Hall, tliglttstown. N. J.
avenues will have to be found Osian Ellis, Welsh harpist, shaded timbres.
tt.,.:~:~,,,+,l~t .......u~x .... / /~--~1 ) to dose the everpresent gap entertainer and singer per- In the transcription ef the
. Adniis~i+m$2.t)at$l.SUw/ad / ~ ) between ticket sales and farmed on Sunday evening at First Movement ef Handel’s
Free ()ff Streel P.rking
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production costs.
All Saints’ Church as part of celebrated "Concerto for Harp
Cafeh,ria ,m pr,,lni~e~
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Terms 0f the grant are the Trinlty-All Saints’ Concert Per Organ) ie B Flat Major,"
It,.:.: It,,++ l),,m ........ II,,m,. ]~V.,~ strict. They stipulate that the Series. Mr. Ellis displayed the
l)rzvwitlg :~ :30 i).m. $ I,0l) per c)mnce ~.~ I~ Cash Reserve Fund (the Playing a modern German brilliant characteristics of his
$85,648 figure) can be used concert harp, Mr. Ellis was instrument. The unusual
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only to meet short-term cash not afraid to invoke all of the resonance of the bass was
flow problems which may tonal resources of his in- enhanced by the acoustical
Theatre Intime extends
ART GALLERY ¯ CUSTOM FRAMING
arise in the course of a given strument. In contrast to the properties ef the room.
an invitation to the castle
fiscal year. The Theatre can relatively restrained French The curiously ira-
"borrow" cash from the Fund approach to the harp, as pressienistic"Imprcmptu’by
far short periods, but sueh taught in most of our major Gabriel Faure clearl
RING ROUND withdrawals must be replaced schools, Mr. Ellis’ "no holds established Mr. Ellis as
by the end of each fiscal year. barred" approach is a musician with astonishin&
THE MOON
Additional grant payments revelation, technical prowess. He con:
will be made in three in- The "Sonata in D Major" hy veyod substantial insights in a
A Spring Comedy with Music stallments over a five-year the little known eighteenth segment of the harp Tepertory
period ending in fiscal tg~,t. century Welsh harpist John that is usually, unfortunately,
OPENS APRIL 7
Mr. Kahe, who is generally Parry was subtly played with regarded as musical fluff.
given the credit for changing refined dynamics and multi
The "Harp Suite in C Major
RSVP 609-402-8181
(1969)," composed and
dedicated to Osian Ellis by the
late Benjamin Brittee, is a
significant contribution to the
repertory for solo harp. The
ARTS and ARTISTS
final movement comprises a
strangely evOcative set of
variations on fragments of the
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famous Welsh hymn tune "St.
Denio." , I
Mr. Ellis was later joined by :
open Monday -- Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
the Girls’ Chairs of All Saints’ I
now showing
land Trinity for Britten’s ’%
Ceremony of Carols." Con-:
ducted by James Litton, this
ensemble piece for treble
AT: NOTTINGHAM MIDDLE SCHOOL
March 25, 26, 1977 ¯ 8:15 p.m.
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Chinese silk tapestry
paper cuts, and lacquered bamboo
art supplies and framing
voices
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and harp was hauetingly
atmospheric.
The program ended with
traditional songs from Wales
played and sung by Mr. Ellis.
While the accompaniments
seemed far from the
restrictions of the Welsh harp,
"Uproarious..It~ly entertainment:
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ImUL HL=5~n~lIN
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coming March 27
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BAgAAR
be established himself as a
folk singer of melodies
unknown to American
listeners. Hig personal charm~
witty and informative commentaries
added to the
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audience was generously,
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MARCH 25
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rewarded with encores of
Welsh melodies. ’
Eugene Roan ’
Sun. 2. 4, S. 8, 10, Man.
(WCC Professor)
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