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Show Page Two - The Springville Herald - November 9, v. Music Director John Marlowe Nielson will lead Pro Musica chorale group in a performance at the Springville Museum Friday evening. 1 'Pro Musica' Museum A concert of choral music will be presented at the Springville Museum of Art Friday evening, Nov. 10. The chorus, Pro Musica, under the direction of John Marlowe Nielson, will perform several short masterworks beginning at 8 p.m. "Choral music has always been especially popular in this area, and I feel sure this will be a very rewarding evening," ,oVLLCV CEYTRES-jji Starring Jerry Ferguson & Kelly Griffin 4 in HOLD ON TO JUNE Join us for fun, laughter, end romance on a weekend camping trip ! Mon., Thurs.-Fri.-Sot. 8:00 p.m. Ph. 373-9200 i IN DRIVE-IN SHOW ?JJ Ct o-T JOHN TRAVOLTA OLIVIA NfWTON-JOHN AND SH0W4:r,V'sp i.J 7:00 THE GREATEST SUPERSTAR WHO EVER LIVED slmujosre Lee v w x g "Three Fingers Of Death-R" I m aw o said museum director Timothy Rose. Pro Musica, a group of some 30 singers, was founded three years ago in Salt Lake City and has since built an impressive reputation, Rose said. The group's director, John Marlowe Nielson, has been music director of the Oratorio Society of Utah since 1961, and is founder of the Utah Chorale. Light refreshments will be served. Admission is $1.50 or $1 for students. 4 i NOW PLAYING! m Hi f Art HOW PlatlM! Cfl. MIT 1978 Clawson reception rescheduled The opening reception scheduled Sunday for Keith Clawson who is currently being featured in a one-man show through November by the Valley Artists' Guild was cancelled because Mr. Clawson was out of the state and unable to get ready for the reception. R. W. Davidson, Guild president, said the opening reception for Mr. Clawson has been rescheduled for Sunday, November 26, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the , Springville Museum of Art in the Guild Art Gallery. The public is invited. Mr. C'lawson's show is now hanging and open to the public, Mr. Davidson said. The Biggest Motion Picture Event In 50 Years! PG & An anthology ot starring performances by John Wayne Victor McLagien Maureen O'Hara Ernest Bargnine Joan Crawford Marlene Dietrich With a Cast of Thousands NOW PLAYING Nov. 8 1 week only HUISH v Payson, Utah 465-2451 7:15 1 9:15 Sot. Mat. 2:00 This man wants to be...vour octon as ALBERT T. HOPFNAGEL ri WHERE DOD3I7 HUL7T?" umvmm kium ihknah wttuw iim)omi wwtJ co-hit "ISLANDS IN THE STREAM" SHOW 7:00 0 ) Home town boy featured in major motion picture Mapleton's own Lynn Baird will appear in a featured role in the major motion picture "Take Down", to be premiered Tuesday, November 14th at the Fox Cottonwood Theatre in Salt Lake City. Against leading performances per-formances by such stars as Edward Hermann, Kathleen Loyd, Lorenzo Lamas, and Maureen McCormick, Baird plays the role of "Doc" Talada in the Keith Merrill-directed Merrill-directed motion picture. "Take Down" was filmed in American Fork, Orem, and Salt Lake City last winter under the title, "Wedge". "Doc" Talada is a student at Mingo Junction High School, a school whose teams have been defeated so many times they feel at home at the bottom. When the Mingo Junction Bulldogs decide wrestling is the wedge they will use to break through the barrier of constant disappointment, they have no experience, no equipment, and no coach. Nevertheless, "Doc" becomes a member of a team of misfits determined to scrap their way to the final take down. It was Lynn's experience ex-perience as a wrestler at Springville High School that pegged him for the movie role. In addition to his wrestling credits, Mark Carpenter, left, and Melia Woodfield in a scene from the Springville High School production of "Catch Me If You Can" opening tonight at 7:30 in the Little Theater at the school. The play is 'Catch Me if You Can' opens "Catch Me If You Can" described by the N. Y. 'Star Spangled Girl' earns rave reviews By OneitaSumsion If you'd like to spend two hours of 'pun-filled fun,' then go see "Star Spangled Girl" playing at the Villa Playhouse here. Every seat should have been filled for the premiere performance last Thursday night. They weren't. But when the word gets out, ticket sales are bound to skyrocket. That performance is worth the price of three movie tickets and I could fill an entire page with adjectives describing it. But I think I will settle for just plain. "It was good. "I'd be hard pressed to think of another play I enjoyed any more. This time Neil Simon outdid himself with humor. No way could a fair critic find the slightest fault with the production. It was professional all the way. Bruce Newbold, Johnny Whitaker and Jayne Luke were so well-prepared that the words fairly rolled off their tongues. You'd think it was totally ad-libbed if you didn't know better. The laughs came so thick and fast that you couldn't quit laughing before you started to laugh again. And though first acts generally drag, this production had one of the fastest moving first acts I've ever sat through. The actors literally jumped into their performance, and pulled the audience right in after them. There never was any lag whatsoever. A good play doesn't just happen. It was clearly evident that the entire Castle Production Staff poured their hearts and souls into making "Star Spangled Girl" a truly professional production. The set design and props were exceptional. Every sound was audible. And that says a lot, since nearly every play has some parts which can't be heard. In short, all the bugs were out before opening night. Congratulations to Castle Productions and Liberty West Productions who joined forces to bring another professional production to our area. And when you think of all that's involved in bringing this professional production to a one-horse place like Springville, those who brought it have got to have lots of confidence in themselves, or lots of confidence in the people of the area, or both, to make it go. Let's show them that we want them here. That we can and will make it go. Let's make it a profitable season for the producers and fill every seat, every night, so they will keep bringing outstanding entertainment en-tertainment to our area. Only one annoying thing happened to spoil the evening. The woman seated next to me got her teeth into a boxing match with her chewing gum..and sometimes the popping was louder than the laughter all around us. Support the play, but please, leave your gum at home. Lynn is one of Springville's top scholars carrying a 3.9 grade point average. One of his most colorful teammates in the film , is Stephen Furst, who played Flounder in "Animal House". Other top professionals in "Take Down" include Emmy award-winner Edward Herrmann, who plays the self-effacing, non-athletic English teacher who is drafted to be the school's new wrestling coach. Herrmann Herr-mann is remembered by television veiwers for his portrayals of Franklin D. Roosevelt on NBC-TV's "Eleanor and Franklin" series and Lou Gehrig in "The Lou Gehrig Story." He has worked with Robert Redford in both "The Great Waldo Pepper'' and "The Great Gatsby," and played opposite George C. Scott in "Day of the Dolphin." Hot stuff 1. Silver Bike, Schwinn Type Frame Boys 20 inch Coaster 2. 12 inch Red tricycle New AMF brand 3. Red bike, Coyote on Chain Guard 26 inch Coaster 4. Red, Gitane, Gypsy Star 10 speed Ser. No. 2755111929 Post as, "a cheerful game of homicide and red Kathleen Lloyd, who co-sarred co-sarred in "Missouri Breaks" and "The Car", is Herrmann's sympathetic sym-pathetic wife in the picture;, while Lorenzo Lamas, son of actor Fernando Lamas, plays a troubled student with family problems. His film credits include an appearance ap-pearance with Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta in "Grease." Maureen McCormick, Lamas' romantic interest in the film, was Marsha in "The Brady Bunch" and "The Brady Bunch Variety Hour." Lynn Baird was born in California and has lived in Mapleton for the past nine years. He is the son of James R. and Betsy Baird and one of seven brothers and sisters, one of which is his identical twin. Upon graduation next year, he plans to go on an LDS Mission and then attend Brigham Young University. "Take Down" will be premiered in Salt Lake City on November 14th. The premier is being held for the benefit of Pine Canyon Boys Ranch. For information on the premier, call 521-3324 in Salt Lake City. Regular showings will begin November 15th in theatres throughout the Mountainwest. Consult the movie section of the newspaper for theatres, t described by the New York Post as "a cheerful game of homicide and red herrings. .a resourceful and amusing mystery comedy." herrings. ..a resourceful and amusing mystery comedy," is coming to the Springville High School stage. Performances are scheduled for Nov. 9, 10, 11, and a special family performance on Monday, Nov. 13. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. in the Little Theater. The plot revolves around an advertising man who calls in the police to find his missing bride. Enter a pretty young girl who claims she is his missing wife. The advertising man's protests to the contaray prove to be of no avail, and by the time the play comes to its reeling conclusion, there are two murders at the isolated, honeymoon lodge. Starring in the play are Mark Carpenter as Corban, the advertising man; Melia Woodfield, as the woman claiming to be BLAINE R. THORN Maybe I can save you some money on top quality protection, whatever your Insurance needs. instate See or phone BLAIN R. THORN 915 Hill crest Drive Springville, Utah 489-4129 AMttate Insurance Co here enterttinmenf tonight his wife; Steve Steele as the local detective called in to find the missing wife; David Quist as the owner of a local deli; David Jacobsen as the local priest; Shawn O'Neill as Parker, Cor-ban's Cor-ban's boss; and Berty Knight as Parker's friend. 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Twelve and 13-year-olds may attend if accompanyied by a parent of advisor. Mr. Merrill has just finished directing "Take Down" which will premiere in Salt Lake City on November 14. The movie will be shown at Art City Drive In November 22-28. The Utah-born producer graduated form Brigham Young University where he was named as outstanding out-standing senior in advertising. ad-vertising. He has produced five movies, '-'Indian,'' "Three Warriors," "A .Matter of Winning,'' "Take Down," and "The Great American Cowboy," for which he won an Academy Award. In addition , he has won Custom Meat Cutting FALL FREEZER SPECIALS Quality Meats at dowrvto-earth prices Game Processing mm V coupitry meAT can 439-7495 ALL PRODUCTS USDA Insperted Main - 489-5860 JT AAA 1 there fireside numerous awards and honors throughout his career, including being named in "Outstanding Men of America." 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