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Show . V - . 7- v N -U & is fabulous fun for everyone! Performances will be held Wednesday through Saturday, 8:00 P.M., with matiness Saturn day at 2:00 P.M. and Sunday at 4.00 P.M. Tickets are now on sale at the Salt Palace Arena, with prices at $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $4.50. All tickets for opening open-ing night, sponsored by KUTVj will be half price Youths 13 and under can obtain half-price half-price tickets for the Thursday evening and matinee performances. '-ww. ... :e Capades Coming Nov. 15 through the powers of magic, it moves to a heavenly palacial garden. Lavish set designs and a 32-foot bridge provide the setting for a happy reunion of the China Doll and her admirer. admir-er. Throughout the second half) of the show, a fun-filled parade1 of "Wondrous Worlds" passes by "A Far Out World," "A Ding-A-Ling World," "The World of Super Girls," "The World of Highland Games" and the "Underworld" all highlighted high-lighted by beautiful costumes and clever staging effects. Our parade and the show ends with a spectacular salute sal-ute to the 1920's in the "World of Nostalgia." Recalling everything every-thing from the Charleston to the Tango, the excitement and fun of years past are a fitting finale for the memorable and glamorous show.- Novelty and comedy acts are stronger than ever this year. The remarkable Romano family fam-ily return with their incredible incredi-ble bicycling skills. Hans Lei-ter Lei-ter guarantees laughter with h i s pantomime routines of ' George Washington" and a Women's Lib crusader, Terry LaBrecque and Bob Mac will delight you as two "Sailors" on leave. Skating talents spotlighted in the two-and-a-half hour show are adagio skaters Roy and Sandi Wagelein, Grand Prix Winner Billy Chapel, British Columbian Champion Benita Cave, Walter Hypes and Will Grendahl. Ice Capades of 1972 e,travagent and explos-sxperience" explos-sxperience" is coming to uke city when Ice Ca pades presents its newest adi-ion adi-ion at the Salt Palace, November Novem-ber 15-19. Unique innovations, unusual talents and "out of this world" sounds make the all-new spectacular spec-tacular one of the most contemporary con-temporary ever presented on ice. Three bright .new faces joinl our cast of international skating skat-ing champions this year: Julie Holmes, the beauteous 1971 World Silver Medal winneij and member of the 1972 U. S. Olympic Games team, and U. S. Junior Pairs Champions Richard Ewell and Michelle McCladdie, the first black skaters skat-ers to hold a national skating t'tle. Multi-talented Richard a!-,1 so won the U. S. National Junior Jun-ior Men's Championship in 1970. A colorful, up-beat production produc-tion entitled "It's Great to See You Again" opens the show as Ice Capades' skating photographers photo-graphers welcome the audience and set the scene for the introduction intro-duction of glamorous Swedish star, Gisela. For the children, Ice Capades takes everyone on an adventurous adven-turous trip to Living Island with Mayor Pufnstuf and Little Jimmy in "Zap! Here's H. P. Pufnstuf," from the world of Sid and Marty Krofft. Kling and Klang, Judy Frog, Witchie-Poo Witchie-Poo and all the many colorful characters from this happy-go-lucky land recreate on ice this popular TV series. Always a highlight of the show, children from the audience will join iru the fun with an exciting ride on the "Rescue Racer" train. The set designer's "piece de resistance" is seen during the production "Mandarin Magic," an enchanting love story of a China doll. The story takes us to a fes-live fes-live Chinese village, but |
