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Show i I I ' Im An Indian Too after being adopted into the Sioux Annie reaches run mid-poi1 Frank Butler (Cory Sackett) .into letting her Annie Get mark last week, Your Gun continues this weekend for the first of three remaining weekend runs. The curtain will rise on the Irving Berlin Musical at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. The summer company has six of 12 shows behind it now, and directors report an unusually successful season. Billed as a challenging experiment in Brigham City theatre, the Palace summer stock had hoped to tap audiences from tourists, Brighamites and more distant Utah theatre goers. Spokesmen report that, during the seasons first half, an estimated one third to one quarter of patrons have hailed from outside of Brigham City. Nor has local support been lacking, they continue, noting the capacity or near capacity crowds which have enjoyed performances each night for three weekends. conplayhouse close during escape a fire of struction required as bank remodeling plans moved forward. Then this summers season opened with the into the show. A long chain of events follows during which audiences encounter Chief Sitting Bull (Kenny Cook) and Annie sings theatres first musical comedy. Earlier shows had included The Palace Playhouse is located on the third floor of the First Security Bank building and is courtesy of the bank corporation. First built in 1891, the floor served as a dance hall and private club before falling into disrepair. In 1973, BEHS drama students restored the gay 90s decor to the floor and made the necessary modifications for con- - sharpshooter the- saw eight first year The productions for several months in 1974. The second year saw the Has Its Problems But show business proves to have its problems, especially financial ones, as pawnee Bill (Charley Blue) and a rival show beat Buffalo Bill (Gerald Larsen) to every town. at BC playhouse half-wa- y atre. tribe. nf After passing the version into an intimate melodramas, comedies and re- vues, with a light romantic drama. Preparations are al- ready underway for a winter season, with director Fontell Messervy rehearsing a melodrama for a opening. The current production will play weekends through Aug. 16. Seats sell for $1. At Bear River High 'Hunt of the Unicorn' BC library feature Featured in the adult section of the Brigham Carnegie library during the early summer months has been a bulletin background, produce the subtle, tapestry effect of the picture. Beth Jensen, daughter of Mr. BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Ufah 9 Thursday, July 31, 1975 the bulletin boards, flannel board stories, chalk drawings, and hand puppets for the weekly library programs for children, as well as other regular library works. and Mrs. Leo A. Jensen, is a of Box Elder High school. She has been a member of the library staff for two graduate years. Miss Jensen has worked with board showing a reproduction of a medieval tapestry, Hunt of the Unicorn. Hunt of the Unicorn is one of a series of Gothic tapestries of French or Flemish origin. A date of about 1515 has been assigned to the series. It has also been suggested that the set, or part of it, was prepared for the wedding of Anne of Brittany to Louis XII of France in 1499. The tapestry, a gift of John D. Rockefeller in 1937, is in The Cloisters, in New York City. Information about the tapestry was found in the Encylcopedia Miss Wheat, Beet pageant tonight The Miss Wheat and Beet Days will begin tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 p.m. in the Bear River High School auditorium. This is the tenth year this pageant has been sponsored by the Civic and Home Arts club of Garland. Michael Carver of Brigham City will serve as master of ceremonies and there will be a patriotic theme at the pageant this year. Miss Cami Coombs, the current Miss Wheat and Beet Days, will be there to assist Mike in the production. Eighteen girls from throughout the valley will compete for the coveted title and crown. They are being sponsored by businessmen and will perform the evening gown competition and talent competition during the production. The swimsuit competition and interviews are being held during the afternoon. The girls and their sponsors pageant Adds New Dimension Director Corey Tuckness and assistant director John Osburn say the summer musical adds a new dimension to cultural life in Brigham City. They say a continuing summer program at the playhouse can attract statewide recognition for the Palace and for Box Elder High, the supervisory organization. The consistent audiences and the patronage, they say, demonstrates a professional quality theatre production can be sustained in Brigham City. is a Annie musical telling a tale of showmanship, sharpshooting, and the wild West. Actually, the wild West is all for fun, as the theme of Buffalo Bills Wild West Show." Annie Oakley (Jeralynn Hansen) is a simple country girl who has the unusual talent of being quick on the trigger. Wild West When the touring Show comes to Cincinnati, Ohio and discovers her skill, show manager Charlie Davenport (Dave Phippen) talks lead fast-movin- g are: Susan Sandall, sponsored by Circle G. Saddlery; Teri Ann Parkinson by The Garland Lions club; Michelle Carter by Rudys IGA; Julie Gibbs by Taylor Farm Service; Raleen Josephson by Don Limbs Service; JoAnna Butler by Northern Furniture; Laurie Estep by Foxley Real Estate and Insurance. Candace Holmgren by Brigham Truck and Implement; Denise Potter by Anderson Lumber Co.; Stephanie Ann Stokes by Bear River Drug; Rose Ann Thompson by Western Trails Cafe; Sharrie Le FeVre by Carolyns Ceramics; Alice Mathis by Box Elder Kathleen Hurley by Continential Telephone of Utah. will reThe second runner-uceive a trophy from Rupps Trucking Backhoe and Cat Work, Dee Loy Rupp, owner, jewelry from Sues Cut and p Curl. The third runner-u- p Will Get Scholarship The queen will receive a $200 scholarship from the Civic and Home Arts club of Garland, also a wardrobe from Cowleys, Gepharts, Keiths and Mays, a queens bouquet from Flower-lan- e Floral and a trophy from Laws Dodge. will reThe first runner-u- p ceive a $100 scholarship from the Wheat and Beet Days committee and the Civic and e Home Arts club, a place setting of china from Millers Jewelry and Bridal Registry and a trophy from the four-piec- re- ceive a trophy from Marks Body and Paint Shop and jewelry from Weilers Jewelry. will reThe fourth runner-u- p ceive a trophy from La Verd and jewelry from Vics Jewelry. Canfield-Glod- Westergards Garage; Nancy Manning by Evans Drug; Denise Ashby by OK Tire Co. will a To Britannica. The Brigham Carnegie library reproduction of the Hunt of the Unicorn was made by Beth Jensen, under the direction of Fern Tovey, library admin istrator. A white unicorn, a garland of flowers around his neck, is pictured resting under a green-leafe- d tree in an enclosed garden. The background is black. Intricate and pink and green flowers, drawn with colored chalk on the black chairman, Mrs. Ruth Shum-wa- y, chairman of production; Mrs. Thad Poulter who was in charge of the advertising; Mrs. Gary Potter in charge of publicity and the book; Mrs. Ted Roundy who was in charge . encyclopedia containing a copy of the tapistry, Unicorn in the Garden, which she has reproduced at the library bulletin board upstairs. BETH JENSEN HOLDS of the tea and workshop and Mrs. Myron Giles in charge of the judges and awards. Present Trophy J.J. White Blacksmith will present the trophy to Miss Congeniality and the Federal Land bank will present the TTTfV'TTtVTTTT'VTT'TTTTr trophy to Miss Talent. All contestants will receive a personal portrait by Kenneth Orme and a $15 gift certificate from the Classic Shop and sponsors, as well as Gloda Cosmetics from Mrs. Harry Canfield. Souvenior books will again be available with all the girls and the program printed and the list cf events for the celebration. Committee members who have worked on this pageant are Mrs. to August 1, August 2, August 3, NDlVENTSTjROMTYESTERYEARS v?ii:i e admitted to the Inion. of Independence is signed. Coolidge took the oath of office as is 1923-Calv- President. August 4, Point, N.Y. August 5. August 6, August 7, surrendered to the British at Crown h Zeppelin's first flight to America. bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. invents the locomotive. 1929-Gr- 1945-Ato- Richard Bardwell, general SAW C3a Use your Bankcard or our Convenient Layaway plan JUs. BOYS 8 to 1 Mens Wrangler 8 Long Reg. - 50 GIRLS BIKINI mms BIG BELLS SPORT SHIRTS Polyester II. 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