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Show & ' Three Plays Scheduled 'W '1i i f Preparations Underway For Courthouse Players Season life' , ' t - l - --0 -- - 4k , f .; 1 1 yf u..i r V V3 T r'j . ' By of slingshots, members of the Southwestern Utah Arts Council tackled Goliath in form of the Old Dixie College Building on Main Street, Saturday, March 12. Like David, they emerged from the battle, victorious. While the building is still far from the Southwest Arts Center, it is to become, it has moved steps away from a grimy neglected structure fit only for tearing down which Dorothy E. See had been its projected fate until Art, Drama and Civic groups expressed interest in its renovation. By night fall six truck loads of trash had been hauled away, bedraggled dirty draperies had been removed from the high windows, the rose bushes had been trimmed and the grounds had been watered. President of the Arts Council, Paul Jensen said, Weve mucked it out, cleaned it and the majority of the rough hauling has been done." Mr. Jensen said the next project by the group will be the scrubbing of floors, window washing and general painting of the future galleries, arts and crafts rooms and studios. Mr. Jensen said that construction work is beginning immediately. In a month the building will be ready for exhibits. During the clean-u- p n Saturday, a portrait painter from and Nevada stopped m to say that she would be interested in exhibiting in the gallery when ready. ADULTS - S2.50 Dixie Wed.-Tu- variety-typ- program. e Leon Watson Chairman of this event stated that along progress is coming pretty well on the talent Judges selected pre-scho- event are: Family $3.00 Adults, $1.00 and children under 12 yrs. 50 first annual Southern Utah Jazz Festival sponsored by Dixie College and the Dixie College Jazz The Ensemble will be held Wednesday March 23rd in the school Dixie College Fine Arts Building. Top high bands from around the state will be preforming between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. including bands from Cedar, St. George, and Salt Lake City. There is no admission charge for any of the afternoon performances and the public is encouraged to attend all or part of the days programming. For those interested in a specific band, the schedule for the performances is: 1 :00 Grantsville High School; 1:25 Dixie High School; 1:50 Olympus High School; 2: 15 Granite High School; 2:40 Hurricane High School; 3:20 Brighton High School; 3:45 Cedar High School; 4 : 10 Tremonton Bear River High School; 4:35 Cottonwood High School. . Washington Co. Nows s St. George, Utah 84770 Thursday, March cents. O THE R MUSICAL GROUP "Sounds of Zion", Utah State group will perform at Dixie College Institute on March 19 at 8:00 p.m. CUSCK STOPPING SUPER SHOPPING TIME e. 16-2-2 drive-iStarlight Sat. only Mar. n Fri.Et 18-1- 9 And An Event., UNIVERSAL PICTURE "pQ Children 11 and Under FREE Except on Walt Disney Films "Sounds of Zion" To Perform At Institute Gym Sounds of Zion a group from Utah State University, will be performing in St. George, Saturday March 19th at 8:00 p.m. in the Dixie College Institute Gymnasium. The group began in 1957 as an affiliate of the Delta Phi Kappa Fraternity, which had been organized for returned missionaries from the Church The musical Are You Interested in Promoting Fine Arts in Southern Utah? Then fill out this card and send to; Southwestern Arts Council P.O. Box 671 St. George, Utah 84770 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION SOUTHWESTERN UTAH ARTS COUNCIL INC. I am interested in helping to promote the cultural and Artistic Environment in this area, and I would like to actively do my part be assisting with Time, Labor, Ideas or whatever I can. am particularly interested in the following areas: Music Drama Art Literature Dance Crafts AT OAWTOE? of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. The chorus began as an group organized so that its members could TOYOTA Toyotas Biggest Sales Event Ever! all-ma- continue the spirit of brotherhood and service they had known as missionaries. During the next few years the chorus began to broaden its horizons, visiting both Canada and Mexico thereby international becoming Were stopping the clock. From noon tomorrow til midnight, Saturday, March 19. Well be staying open all hours because we want to break all sales records. This means super shopping for you. Well be dealing like theres no tomorrow That s why Clock Stopping Time is a great time to buy a new Toyota. Come in. 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To date the chorus has travelled approximately miles, sung to ten of thousands of appreciative people and presented over 1200 programs primarily at their own expense, to fulfill their desire to share their testimonies through music. 77,000 Knowledge I the soul." is the food of Plato MEMBERSHIP FEE CLASSIFICATION Regular $5.00 Patron $25.00 Sponsor S50.00 CRAWFORD TOYOTA Angel $100.00 Or More Name: 100 W. St. Geo. Blvd. City: State: 17, 1977 SI .00 CHILDREN Gaiety A This event designed to give youthful aspirants an opportunity to perform in a 23 7:00-9:0- 0 ENFORCER Mar. The St. George Kiwanis Club is sponsoring its Annual Talent Show set for March 26, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. in the Dixie High School Auditorium. FESTIVAL CLINT EASTWOOD e. Wed.-Tu- MARCH from those who which will tried out compete in the various divisions in the talent show. The divisions are: to 3rd grade; 4th grade to 6th grade; 7th to 9th grade; 10th to 12th grade; and adults. Kiwanis Club members are selling tickets for the Talent Show. The prices for this THEATRES Shows At Nears JAZZ numbers Parent - SOUTHERN UTAH Center. 18 Blvd. Response from the community has been exciting in the past two seasons, and an even more successful season is anticipated this summer. The St. George Chamber of Commerce, sponsors of Pioneer Courthouse Players during the past two seasons, will be joined by Dixie College in supporting the Players this year. Dr. Andersen expressed appreciation to Mr. Art Anderson and other Chamber officers and to Dixie College President, Wm. Rolf e Kerr, for their desires to see Pioneer Courthouse Players continue their successful productions. Kiwanis Talent Show Date March 14, Monday, auditions were held at the Dixie College Fine Arts Admitted to an ? rated movie without a Open 6:30 Again this summer, the company will perform three plays in repertory throughout the months of July and August in the upper courtroom of the old Pioneer Courthouse on St. George show. On Theater No One Under prospective actors further exposure to the rigors of working in repertory. Dr. Andersen stated that applications from prospective members of the company are now being accepted and reviewed, and final determinations of company members will be announced in April. well-know- California in and to give Washington County summer repertory theatre company which performs in the historic Washington County Courthouse. The local acting troupe, which is comprised of eight talented young people from throughout the western United States, "Center if theatre view will be commencing its third season in St. George. The troupe was formed to give tourists and members of communities in the area an opportunity to Local Davids Tackle Goliath instead . Mi - - -- Like so many Davids, armed with mops and brooms Dr. C, Paul Andersen, Director of Pioneer Courthouse Players, has announced plans for the formation of the 1977 Pioneer Courthouse Players, a A berry Zip:. that grows in West Africa is 3,000 times sweeter than sugar. Open 'til 11:00 p.m. Phone 673-610- 7 |
