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Show t" ioneer Craft House sets Norwood puppet theatre Thp Norwood Theatre, Section E Sunday, November 14, 1971 Page One Pupppt a professional puppetry company, will present Puppets in a medley of varPotpourri, ied puppet acts, Friday at 8 p.m. at Granite Park Junior East. High School, Denver-base- 3700-45- d 0 The appearance is sponsored by Pioneer Craft House, Inc., the Utah State Division of Fine Arts and the Arts and Humanities Committee of the Rocky Mountain Federation of States, " ,r J J ; , . Features Vignettes The unique show features a series of vignettes displaying many of the different types of puppets in brief dramatic sequences. ' Included is a demonstration of Banraku, one of the oldest of Japanese art forms, which puppets requiring as many as three persons to operate. utilizes life-siz- e The ptogram includes The tima the Hippo, Fa- Glow- Nicho-lu- s worm, Brunhilda, The Cofa French Waif, fin and Punch and Judy. Show Highlight One of the shows highlights comes when master puppeteer Elton Norwood, founder of the group, manipulates a Banraku puppet to play the koto, a Japanese stringed instrument. Puppets used in the show range from 24 inches to six feet in height. Mr. Norwood, a former computer programmer for the State of Colorado, began pursuing his interest in puppetry 11 years ago, spending five years as an apprentice learning to make the figures, write, produce and direct his own shows. Performed for Year He performed for a year at the Trident Theatre in Denver, before founding his own theater on Larimer Square. Other members of the group on tour are Phil Normand, chief puppeteer, and puppeteer Julie Ormsbee. Saturday, the company a conduct puppetry work-shofor teachers and leaders from 9 community a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pioneer East. Craft House, Registration for the workshop and ticket information can be at Pioneer Oaft obtained On will p 3271-5t- ('".oiii.li " v4.. .. h o W House, Inc. SHOE SALONS Olympus Hills . . . Foothill Village . . Downtown . . . Valley Fair , . . Provo College Shop ; :Vnpj .7A Kn s J lL i i CLAD IDEA: ll Order of Turtle. Scoot inlo this knit when nothing short A Tall of neck do. Top's ribby. Legs are full and swings. Wear with or w ithout a danglv belt from our a sky-hig- h j. ill K jewelry (ollection. Outfit: $35.00 Belt: $3.00 The Vantage Point H By Lyndon Baines Johnson the newest idea . , . $15.00 a flirty, feminine little cnkle strep US A A !. is V a feminine, Just what your pretty new dresses need flirty iook to accent your slender onkles. These will be real Kidskin in Black, Dark Brown, Matador attention-getters- . Wine or Navy, $18.00. MUD MSS 2147 Last 21st South Salt Lake Citv, Utah inbreaks Powntown, Cottonwood Mail. Va ley Paa Mill I8h-I4h- 2 ttt, JK M, ,t. m. H. 0. ..0 0. .0 0.. .& 0 A. "1 have not written these chapters to say, 'This is howitwas, but to say, 'This is how I saw it from my vantage point. In The Vantage Point, Lyndon-BJohnson describes his years in tne White House freely and frankly telling us what he did and why he did it. The book is thus a valuable historical document and a portrait of a remarkable American. 72 pages of newsworthy photographs. Free validated parking at all Grant's Auto Parks . |
