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Show Page Two The Springville Herald January 24, 1974 Play translation scheduled at university : vw 1 jja ns wi -t f ' ; I ... - I, . (? t ' ' jmmmf i.mm 111 1 " smm r" The students of Miss Harmer's 1st grade class, at Westeide School, have made a bulletin board about "School Helpers". This is the result of a social studies program which they recently completed. It has helped the students to gain appreciation for the help they receive each day from adult personnel in their school. The two students shown observing the board are Richard Memory and Amy Llewellyn. Senior 'Student Kim Curtis is recognized this week as an outstanding senior ! student. - Kim, the daughter of Mr. and I Mrs. Robert Palfreyman, is one of the, high school's most dedicated students and has done " much to make this year a suc-cess. suc-cess. This year Kim is serving as Senior Class treasurer and because of 'this position has participated in many class activities such as the Senior's homecoming float and the Senior assembly. She is involved in the Ski club, a capella and Springville Hi's. This past autumn she was a , dancer in My Fair Lady, - produced by the high school. Z At the Family Life Conference " held last week at the BYU she - was elected to serve as chair-: chair-: man of a Youth Committee for our community. Kim maintains very high grades and is a councilor in the Laurel Presidency in the LDS 4th ward. She enjoys participating in and watching all sports, among her favorites are skiing and swimming. Kim also is interested in-terested in drama and likes to cook. After high school graduation she plans to attend the BYU and would like to get a degree so she -t can teach or council young v? people. She would also like to 2 travel. She is active in the Drill Team " and is currently teaching the team a march which she created to be performed at the basketball basket-ball game this weekend. Rh blood disease, which can occur when the mother has Rh negative blood and the baby inherits the father's Rh positive blood factor, can be prevented by Rh vaccine, the March of Dimes reports. cAlleq, 5)leepejr WOODY ALLEN TAKES A NOSTALGIC . LOOK AT THE FUTURE. Co-Hit Academy "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" i : 1 I Sleeper 6:30 Spook 8:00 V & 9:40 & 9:40 MANN THtATRts St NORTH UNIVfRUTV ACADEMY" 373 4470 I Vbtlw ir: SPIINGVIUE 895401 TWoody- Diane J 'v ff cAlleq Keaton jpg 1 THE NO. I COLLEGE BEST SELLER IS NOW THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL MOVIE OF THE YEAR! BE SURE TO SEE IT! 1 SSfeSks 4 dfc I , DID SMCEIEI 1 TStfUUxjii tt Ivlu M , VISIT EARTH n (mKi3 J""800 BASED ON THE CONTROVERSIAL BOOK THAT SHATTERED CONVENTIONAL THEORIES OF HISTORY AND ARCHEOLOGY UK of the Week' X ,ilU'V I mi r rr iT----- Kim Curtis Club nominates Teppie of Week' Kim Curtis is our "Peppie of the Week." She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palfreyman. Doesn't Kim radiate the pep? She is a big asset to the club because of her spirit and ster-ness. ster-ness. She says she enjoys drill team and wouldn't be without it. She likes people and likes making friends. Kim is not only a asset to the club, but also to her school. She is involved with the Senior A-capella, A-capella, Hi's and Guys, and Senior class treasurer. With all this Kim keeps her grades very high. Some of the things Kim enjoys are Sports, cooking, and people. With all this feel Kim should be our "Peppie of the Week." DRVE-M THEATRE SHOW TIMES WED., THUR - 7:30 P.M. FRI., SAT. 7:30 AND 9:30 SAT. MATINEE 2 P.M. (teeasrt b) Sun HemlOTl Pradudms kit O SZ-S gj TECHNICOLOR : w mm. I i 'd' Co-Hif Timp ;(, I I "The Outside -Show If Man" 17,1 Warsaw Orchestra will be next concert series attraction in area The Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, a colorful and highly repsected international symphony, sym-phony, will appear as part of the Brigham Young University Lyceum Concert Series on Feb. 6 Utah Symphony to perform at university The Utah Symphony Orchestra, Or-chestra, which has been rated in the top twelve in the nation, will present a concert Wednesday, Jan. 30, at Brigham Young University as a feature of the BYU-Community Concert Series. Conducted by Maestro Maurice Abravanel, the orchestra or-chestra will open the concert at 8 p.m. in the de Jong Concert Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center. Maestro Abravanel in 1971 guided the orchestra through 170 concerts in 9 states and 12 countries to celebrate his silver anniversary with the Utah Symphony, including a 5-week, 24-concert tour of the Caribbean and South and Central America. The accumulated live audience played to by the orchestra or-chestra that year was near 400,000 persons. In 1966, at the invitation of the Greek government, the Utah Symphony made its first European tour, giving five concerts at the Athens Festival and eleven other concerts in Belgrade, Vienna, Berlin, London and other major European cities. En route the group gave its debut concert at Carnegie Hall. In 1968, the Utah Symphony toured West Coast capitals and received standing ovations in the Hollywood Bowl, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland .and Santa Barbara. To date, the orchestra has made 70 long-play recordings of over 100 works, which are distributed worldwide on 30 different labels and have sold over a million copies. With a home base in Salt Lake City, the Utah Symphony regularly serves all of Utah and parts of Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming and Colorado. Maestro Abravanel is considered con-sidered by leading critics as a major figure among orchestra conductors today. Even if the cost keeps going up indefenitely, education will never become as expensive as ignorance. ' "..easily the best movie so far this year." Stephen Farber NEW YORK TIMES "...The warmest, most human comedy in a long time... masterfully executed . . profoundly affecting., sensationally funny." - Cha'les Champlin LOS ANGELES TIMES Where iuereycuin'62? FIFTH WEEK N tM( TtS k I II I J A V JU Sirumlna TlM tiM luntKn-uiauTui SKailnl KMwt IMS THREE THREE TIMES THE ACTION! Li. X J i 'I. J. 1 W:d Th fleu Kinqof Kungfu Karate V UJartaYu UNSTOPPABLE! SUAtttUAl M KILLERS' Tf TVN-J mm smash in to ms I 1 THIS IS IMS SUUGHHIIIKXJSC nun I DOtn 1 (dunlh t al yIWYi tlBtffF 'l? I Aurora .41 U I IF0X 1 VM)74 552 mmmr Yt,pel NOW 1st RUN EXCLUSIVE I i rw.fxrr i P tkmmMMmmtmm 9 at 8 p.m. in the Marriott Activities Ac-tivities Center, according to Dr. Harold Goodman, Music Department chairman. In existence for 73 years, this orchestra has given more international in-ternational tours than any other symphonic group in existence. During its long history it has played key roled in the preservation of musical culture and morale during the European wars. Today, it attracts soloists and conductors from all over the world and is more than a symphony. With choirs, chamber groups, and soloists, the orchestra gives more than 3000 concerts annually in schools, factories, and holiday centers in Poland in addition to the schedule of international tours. Witold Rowicki, conductor of the sumphony sinch 1950, will not conduct this tour as a result of a disabling heart attack. Sugmund Rychert, honored as the outstanding out-standing your conductor in Poland, who has frequently led the orchestra in Warsaw and on tour, will conduct in the Marriott Center. The program will include Tchaikovsky's Sumphony No. 4, "Sheherazade" by Maruice Ravel, and "Harnasie" and "Litany for Soprano" by Szymanowski. Tickets are on sale on the music ticket office in the Harris Fine Arts Center and in the Marriott Center ticket office. CHRISTENSEN'S GIGANTIC INVENTOR Y and WHITE GOODS 40 Hard To Get Cotton Terry BATH TOWELS Every print a favorite Hand Towels & Wash Cloths To Match. DISCOUNTED Infants' Toddlers' Wear Jackets, Coats, Snow Suits 10 Snow Boots Our Entire Selection Discounted Play Togs, Dressed Men's & Ladies' SNOMOBILE SUITS y off 50 555 m Shirts, Dress Slacks, Levis, Ladies' and Girls' Sportswear, Pant Suits, Shoes, Boots FOUR DAYS ONLY ALL SALES FINAL "Moliere would have liked what we are doing! " commented Dr. Charles Metten on his upcoming up-coming theater-in-the-round production of Moliere's "The Miser" at Brigham Young University. Translated by Dr. John A. Green, professor of French at BYU in a delightfully digestible form. The play will be presented Jan. 25-26, 30-31; Feb 1-2, 6-9 in the Margetts Arena Theater in the Harris Fine Arts Center. Performance time is 8 p.m. and tickets go on sale at the Drama Ticket Office on Jan. 18. Dr. Metten describes Moliere's genius as his ability to write with an "open, free, sparkling feeling." The same could be said for this production. The actors are dressed in the styles of today and begin thier performance seated in the audience. The actors have no set to cope with and obtain variety in movements through a few simple pieces of furniture. The Miser, Harpagon, is played by Dr. Green, the translator. He tried out for the part because he felt he looks like the perfect Miser, though he does not agree with the Miser's philosophy. Dr. Green does admit, "We will find enough of the Miser in each of us to give meaning to the clash of lovers and the Miser." Our lovers who affairs reach crisis level as a result of the Miser's intervention are Har-pagon's Har-pagon's daughter, Elise, played by both Heather Hunter and Vickie Pauline Julian, Har-pagon's Har-pagon's son, Cleante, played by Larkin Le Sueur, Valere (in love with Elise) played by Tom Bay, Men's & Boys9 JACKETS Our Entire Selection of Jackets at Prices You Have Been Waiting For! - 50 off COATS AND JACKETS Every one reduced. Plastics, the "animal look" nylons . . quilted or pile lined. Save Now! REDUCED UP TO 50 Ladies' Rubber Men's and Cowboy EVERY PAIR DISCOUNTED 15 Men's and Boys' Jeans & Dress Slacks Our Entire Selection of Flares and Baggies REDUCED 20 Men'$ SWEATERS Popular Patterns Smart Solid Colors EVERY ONE REDUCED UP TO Clearance Tables and Hanging Racks Dasher? A reindeer? No, this time it is the newest car from Volkswagen. It has front wheel drive and a water-cooled overhead cam engine that delivers sporty performances and and Marian (in love with Cleante) featuring both Heidi oppin and Jan Leslie Parker. Adding to the fun and spirit of conflict resulting from the age-old age-old problem associated with the generation gap are Frosine, the matchmaker played by Barbara Diane Bollard and Sylvia Spicer, Mistress Claudia (the housekeeper) played by Tracy Evans, and various servants Fawn Nordrum, Gregg Wright, Paul Nibley, Gale Allen, Kerry Farmer, and Bernard H. York. Dr. Metten has invited audiences on Feb. 1 and 7 to a discussion of the evening's events with cast members, translator, director, and production staff after the play. For ticket information call 373-5050 373-5050 in Provo. 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