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Show V !f sf - Of '. f The Salt Like Tribune hree New l)ti iiff- - ,1 I Premieres Exceptional Concert RJ B, Irene Junos J Tribune jytafl Writer The new Utah Repertory 1 Unite Theatre "wdnesday j right pumiered three new ' Jdanais three ne.v dances I and presented a contempor iW ary tavorite to complete one ,, of ttie best concerts ever I performed 'a Kni?sOurvlIaU r, j! The new dancers included r Rich Btirr(Ms. Ellen Btom-berand Michael Bruce The new dances were Ruth Jean fust's Filligree m Five r 4 Parts " Lynne Wimmers From a Riumh Nothing i.ed Fioin, arid Jennifer i j 1 Midlers 'Between Me and sf, otlici People rhcie is Always itS a Table and a Few f mpty r1 titans ' The contempoi aiy vc as Bill Evans , I tavonU Ftv e bongs m ugmt U Most beautiful K 3 in Five Parts' is '1 f illigrte f one of five darues Ms Post J 1 1 has created for the company This cbnee, hy far is her tl?" most beautiful Seven dan tJ eel's float through five move- P ments of peaceful flute and i vionn sounds by Lou Har- 1 n son l Kav Clark, Lynne Wim- s, mer, Ellen Brombeig and l Linda C Smith, draped with p lilmy. floating iobes, twist, 7 twirl, leap and gMe m deli-- f I i ate patterns that cast an Onental flavor Adding to the I Fla Jem look are Mr. Bur-"- J tows Ron Rubey and Mr nj y- -- g ,. ( ff ( Binte Tlicy walk hulMng'y heads down arms folded around the waist and hunched over in scampermg steps, then sud- clenly fling a leg out to the Mde and the arms above their la ads Then they return to the hunched po'itiou The f IJ subtle pat'ems, the peaceful ns'xxi of fb niosir the soft costumes and simultaneous motions Ll nded lutvthc-- r ei fee tf v and viewers found themschc s entranced by the i ew meaning Tfc.s dance is ttse second reason why the concert was excep'ioriai The tnud reason was Ms Muller s dance, i reated espe-tnlfor RDT last summer ly Portray Sisters Funded by Grant Y 1 ne dance was funded bv a Srm'h, Karen Sfeeie grant Bum the National En- and Ms Wimmer port! ay the dowment for the Arts WMh-ou- t si tors and Giegg Lienbery exaggerating m the least, is the hired hand In an Filligree in Five Parts is Intel lew last August. Ms probably one of the most Muiler described her dance beautiful dances ever sup as a takeoff from Andrew ported by the Endow ment Wyeth's painting, C hnstma's World Miss Wimmei's piece was The daime begins with an an interesting study m na tore The title comes fioni the empty i iK km g chair, rocking on an empty stage. The stage How Many Nights poem, bv Galway Kmnell Viewers blacks out. then in the dim light Ms Smith is seated in picked up the nature ' feelthe chair, head down The from the that ing poem sound environment echoed through the hall m the last minutes of the dance It c reated by Burt Alcantara, is that-noi- ses of cows, speak' of earth's simple exact h a rooster crowdoors snakes air ants, pleasures ing dogs barking, w ater dripearthworms and crows ping, thunder, a phone ring As the curtain rises, Ms wind, people Cark Ms Post and Ms ing, coughing, and horses, interscreaming Bromberg, dressed m long Between the loose fitting red rupt constantly commotion hillbillv vocalists gowns, move on a silent me ntgiiig, if if c an be called stage Their hair flows bethat mid a young voice is hind them as they run and pi ay mg circle stop, quickly and lling The dance is avant-gardtheir arms up and down hut so emotionally draining Under another spotlight Ms Wunmer becomes visible and that one is drawn away from its oddities into solving its she seems to be glued to the complexities floor Her erratic movements Jennifer, m August, disoutstretched fingers, flitting cussed a family, orphaned, arms and legs and head move where the young sisters want to similar erratic guitar and to leave the farm and the piano sounds that now fill the older sister is struggling to air Throughout the piece the make them stay A farmhand three dancers are oblivious to eventually leaves, too, the squirming wiggling Ms a? thei e is too much to do Wimmer. As the poem ends, Solos by Ms Smith and Ms however, the four become Steele were beautiful and united, interlocking hands powerful Their droopy dresand the movement takes on ses, frizzy hair and sloppy v alk gave them the desired farm look But their in leddfers will be selling gingerbiead mm roasted chestnuts, freshly baked tarts sweets and sours and mistletoe Electric trains will be on d'splay a talking Christmas Wc-linin-l- -- e, The sounds ol the big band will return to Westminster College Friday when music of the Ws 30 s. bOs and 70's is presented at a dance from 8 p m to midnight Ti'oii'-cr. za j Misiuo . tJ Pat Vndcison. laTJ-intEast told police she w ashed some trousers 111 the lauiulrv li i loom at liei 0.1H6 KSGBEtfsj tj 'if t- iNfTP 7 PM. 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Thixi Dances rtH Bt'rttirJ Bride from NOVAK Mnn,JO HN Um Soifl-t- 7 - JCNICNT 7 1 0, 9 25 114 JSSIttCSSSiSCfASSf ' SMETANA HI 00' sssiaaupGt 7 00,9 7:00, 10:00 OPIN 11 UTAH SYMPHONY GAfilFEL EJ i 268-457- 1 4 CINEMAS VALLEY FAIR 7 7:00, 10:15 fTHtrvd Qut LAKt Vat pyrsgnt yndef 18 not cd FRI., DEC. IN SALT niI2PflD7S TONIGHT DELORES TAYLOR ...TOM LAUGHLIN UTAH 2 FIRST RUN - ogs admitted THE TheTrial j, - Fwwn urxter SrSISfTFD 17 not admitted, unless pan led by parent ot adult iX) t DYNAMIC WEEK! Vi Ottlf r HLMtD guardian mil Co-hi- PRODUCFKSM TH 8 IS NOW IN m W9 oudi-11- AN Exciting PFTWIS THOSE CM t MARIPE fpp Sug9t encet (parental guidone sog gested) JS'ffs An all TvIEW film... 1 00 till 7 it! 'MONTKSy Suggested for GtNERAL oudi odmitted nceii All og BilK Jack BLOOPER Stii South 6 30. 10 IS 5 ISitv PARDON MY ;PGi nt - I VR) aic Blooper 6 00, 3.50 Producers 7:15 OBtAT IA1X4 , NEXT WEEK Wn undo lw last "AT THE CISCUS" SEAL iHt AfcffN, YSOlilT ft .. nw.au TMEl!LTISilTE.N v' 00 If iW THIS OOn.8M j STINGS thsBe&zsandJf Mw9v Tl MW. SKYJACKEtr 'I Hit WWf - at nmr- iianrr,n R ESIJLEHT WALTWSPCEYrt.M,.. Tm nI8 vs?t:r3 4 - mmmwmmz ADMITS 1 X 30 STATE 26WJ258 CMCl" '7AOVIE AlibiENCE OUIDf Of u - xi- r MMmmm .. I M 1 260 EAST 1ST SO Of IN 7 SHOWS? 04 J' vix L.mHsiNrin TA 'd "yt nUntf 45 Seii Maiw tai I dllMd 3 g., 't'T'-- 'A r' i Mf "MiRACU ON 34lh STREET' K Win iKh APG fcuurMi O'Hara kokm r- - Andmn low j t sc. 8 45 10-- numnr crus 40 115 10 700 10 5 MOI.IPAY MOVIES "A CHRISTMAS OmarShar9 h ni V0 A0LLT 1 1 - f, 4 45 4 2 GREAT lw fcew.ru fvnliv s,vv4&dkBEdh.Mrdsfiis!'! Ms C m "1 GOOD at I j SUMMER OF 42 IAJ OP OHM - rG U&H. SK0W5AIL EXPRESS O, Thp Dst Detail in AXROEiHcklSOEj AW? In everyone life there a Nnf 041 TfesPsprChas 4$ T J j Clan VH1 !Mt L4 SPECIAL BARGAIN HOUR 00 $ 1 00 Monday thru Friday to 1 aoe Ml SUITS 17Y30 JENNIFER O NEILL GARY GRIMES JERRY HOUSER OLIVER CONANT itBWHKr ms Workshop AKntmMWET dooi ve-- m Scniers, who died Oct 31. Donations w ill be used for the Manzell Senters Scholarshp Fund for RDTs Summer 100 430 800 Light refreshments will be available and the public is muted to attend Tickets may be purchased at the Biu 10 been scheduled a m at Kings- memory of former company member Manzell bury RED FERN CROWS" r.rrt memortal special ha1- - Sunday at THtWOSlP " ORiM 6 A concert is. TfP giST c kkli The Westminster College Big Band, directed by Ladd McIntosh, will be back hy popular demand to play ui Walker Hall w'hile those interested sw mg to he sounds. 4m 60X OFFICE &PEN5 S 20 Call 7HQ tor Showtim Hall Hnrvvro fit lr continues through Saturday at 8 10 p m at Kingsbury ness, anguish, desperation caroling com pltx then hung them on hungers to div She left for w oik ami when she returned the trousers were gone She valued the loss at $im) T RDT s December concert studies of depth emotion agony, hate, loneli- m de Musical performances will be given hourlv and local choirs will stroll the streets apaitmen' iV' Dancers include Mr Iuen bery, Mr Rubey, Martin Kravitz, Ms Smith, Ms Wimmer and Ms Steele be-ca- u tree will be there, as will Sirooge and Mr and Mrs Sant a Clause Visitors may want to browse in Doll House Lane, the Gingerbread Castle and the ntique Toy Chest The Idea Room is full of things to make for the holidays with demonstrations hliowing how' some items are neither of those is ugust dances, funded by the S B Eggertson Foundation of Salt Lake City, and worth every penny spent for the commission Mr Evans art has a way of suspending time and ' Five Songs" is no exception tie-dye- d l!iinjr - ()n tii"o hand iT To add to the tension, amplanes, banjo music and chimes would grow m intensity as to almost deafen, then suddenly end The sudden endmg had a way of hapjien-in- g at unexpected moments The fmal movements of the dance had the same effect. At a time when it could have gone on for minutes more, it finished Mr Evans' ' Five Songs in clo-iu- Soon at Logan Holly Fair Special to The Tribune di-h- Spill Mistletoe, Tarts, Carolers LOGAN Whittier School, Ird North and 4th Fast has been decorated to resemble a street ou of Dickens for the Holly F air, Friday fi om 4 to 0 p m and Saturday, 11am to 0 p m were marvelous fHei eating sidelights to the dance include a wheelbarrow loaded with pi ops a table made from saw horse- - and boards and At intei vals a shawled figure would wander in across the comer of the staee carrying a suitcase At the ending, two shawled figures came and left, as did the tm'tnhand ihFd uj Spechft e1 l2r A,,ffn fod E.i5i |
