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Show rote Arts and Letters Page 28—THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, May2,1971 National Music Week Nine Chorusesto Join Voices Student Film Portrays In Festival of Music Friday BYU CampusTraditions The program numbers range from Rogers and Hammerstein to bday with the combined choruses to sing, “O, Brother Man”and “Now, Let All Sing.” The public is invited to attend the popaiar music Take one sweet and tender gir!, add one handsome, lonely boy, stir in one returned LDS ionary and you have the recipe for Ice and Elevators. This is a contemporary film about an aspect of life at Brigham Young University. The coed is Sue, played by Janet Maughan, a junior in dramatics from St. George. The lad is Jerry, portrayed by Eric event. Pauline Hills will play prelude and postlude music. Mrs. Helen B. Weeks will be master of ceremonies, The posting of colors will be by the ROTC unit the Art City Singers, a 70-voice of Provo High School. chorus of young people from ‘The general arrangements are gville, directed by Mrs. under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn R. Cain. Elvis B. Terry will be con- Victor J. Bird, UFMCpresident, ductor of the combined and Mrs. Eugene A. Hales, choruses, which will include the choral chairman. The concert is the climax of Choralettes of Heber, directed by Joyce Duke; La Nesta of the local observance of National Payson, J. D. American Fork Music Week, May 2-9, with the Civic Chorus, Jack E. Larsen; theme“Joy of Service Through Chauntenettes of Orem and Music.” Proclaimed by mayors Provo, Helen B. Weeks; throughout the area, Music Choralettes of Spanish Fork, Weekis designed to emphasize Lucille Andrus and Beth Gee; the importance of music in the Mendelssohn Male Chorus of cultural life of the community. Utah Valley, Elvis B. Terry; Special emphasis on music will Musettes of Springville, Alberta also be given in schools during Hoover. the week. Johnson, a sophomore in law enforcement from Provo, and the returning missionary is Elder Steve Wilson, charac- terized by Russ Lee, a sophomore in drama from Livermore,Calif. The movie, put together by a television documentaryclass, is to be premiered free of charge, ‘Thursdayat 8 p.m.in the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse on the Provo Campus. Producer of CONSULTINGonplans for the annual Choral Music Festival in Provo Fridayare, from left Edward A. Sandgren, Conductor Elvis B. Terry and Helen B. Weeks, master of ceremonies. Reception Today Will Honor Am.Fork Artist TALENTED YOUNGPIANIST Bart Duncan rehearses with Mrs. Jeffrey Caine, conductor of the Springville Youth Chorus which will be featured atthe Friday concert. History Of War Praised History of the Second World War,by Sir Basil Liddell Hart. (Putnam's,$12.50) This is the best history yet written about World War II. In the opinion of such British journals as The London Sunday ‘Times,it probably neverwill be bettered The late Sir Basil cuts away the bark of propaganda, myth and legend to tell—concisely— what happened. A sampler: —France did not crumble in 1940 because she was dispirited; France was simply outgeneralled, —Hitler could have beaten the Soviets if he had not split his main thrusts into Russia. —Gen. George C. Patton should not have been halted at Germany's gate, after sweeping through France in 1944, to let Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery take the offensive. Patton might have won the war sooner, Liddell Hart also believes the war's ostensible aims went unfulfilled. Poland wound up under Russian domination, and the war “resulted in a Europe so devastated and weakened ... thatits power of resistance was much reduced in the fact of a fresh and greater (Soviet) menace—and Britain, in com- mon with her European neighbors, had becore a poor dependent ot the United States.” Choruses To Sing Monday writer, Ron Clark; original The graduate level class is authors, Ron Davis and Janet directed by Norman Tarbox, Maughan; and press agent, member of the Comniunications Department Faculty, Frank LePere. AMERICAN FORK-—A portrait of George C. Scott, reception to which the public is teacher, hangs in the American invited will be held today from 3 Fork High School. He conto 6 p.m.in the City Hall. The tributed a portrait painting of guest artist will be Bill Kirk- Principal Cecil R. Hansen of patrick, whose paintings will Shelley Schoolhere anda five by hangduring the month of May in eight foot mura! ‘Mission the City Hall and may be viewed Triumphant” to the Utah State during the regular hours. He Training School LDS bi.nch recently was appointed chair- chapel. Paintings hang in homes man of the American Fork City throughout the western states Art Board. and in Ney York. He haspainted Heattended Brigham Young by commission and portraits of University, from which he the general authorities of the graduated with a Bacheior of LDS Church and those of other Fine Arts and received faculty dignit ignitaries hang in the Church awards from the art depart. - Office Building, Kennecott ment,received the BYU Student Building and BYU Wilkinson Culture Committee award, and Center. HL G.Merrill award in Laas Mr.Kirkpatrick is employed He won sweepstakes in the as a teacher at the Utah State 1970 Steel Days art exhibit here. Training School. the feature, Robert Starling, a senior in communications from Columbus, Ga.,» explains the film’stitle as “authentic.” He says, “We chose the name Ice Cream and Elevators because it tells the BOY MEETS GIRLasEric Johnson and Janet Maughanstar ina newfilm being produced bystudents on Brigham Young Univer itycampus. “Tce Cream, inthe lingo ofthe ~_——™ film, refers to a BYU dating tradition. Elevators, in our movie,refers to the place Jerry and Sue had oneof the first re almost last moments together.” Starling concludes, ‘The a is being shown as a part The newly na Utah are planned in jazz, tap, andfolk Western Week. Both are oe sponsored by the Associated Valley Dance Association has during the summer. Teachers as Students of Brigham Young elected their officers for the well as students have learned years 1971-1973. Membersof the much from these experiences. University Culture Office.” among the The production’s director and Les of directors are Roslyn Primary orany, Ken Thomas, Ruth editor, Dean Stubbs, a senior in Brnethott (treasurer), Joan association's plans is a cocommunications from Orem, operative recital where the says making the film was “a Koralewsky(secretary), and students of each school will real break” for him since he is Sandra Allen (chairman). perform. Therecital date is May headed for Hollywood after ponerse has expanded Pe ig some dance teachers 15 at 7:30 p.m, at Rock Canyon graduation, oat = Utah Valley in Ephrain Elementary School. Studios Other members of the cast and Dugway. Any dance participating in the event inare: Rocky Kuonen, Barton teachers stiil interested in clude those of Wanda Howard, Boothe, Larry Hicks, Buddy Ephraim; Joan Koralewski, Alford, Terry Jessup, Ralene joining are encouraged to do so Provo; Shauna Hendry, by calling 374-5035. Gerrard, Vicki Laney, Sheila Dugway; Catherine Black, he association has already Granby, Irene Nielson, and a Springville; Roslyn Korany, done much to accomplish its special guest personality of purpose of good business Spanish Fork; SandraAllen, and international fame. Ruth Brinkerhoff, Provo. The crew forthe film includes: relationship amongteachers and Ken Thomas of BYU Orchesis executive producers, Russ Wood upgrading the quality of dance and Theatre Ballet will be guest instruction in this valley. and Dave Oler; technical direc- Workshops have been held in artist on the programs. publicis tor, Steve Clawson; invited to attend. cinematographer. Duane Pratt; ballet and modern dance. Others still photographer and graphics producer, Mike Nielson; screen story.” Dance TeachersElect Officers; Set Recital Building Permits Upin Santaquin SANTAQUIN Building permits in Santaquin for the month of April totalled $69,400 this year, almost as high as the total of $82,000 issued during all of 1970, according to Mayor O. Doyle Crook. Permits were issued to the following: Wayne Smith, general and sporting goods store, $3,000; iy Tischner, residence, $16,600; Roger Torres, carport, $1,000; Francis Todd, residence, $19,000; Freeman Whatcott, residence, $17,000; Thomas Augustus residence, $12,800. MayorCrooksaid he is very pleased at this evidence that Santaquin is becoming a more attractive city for persons to byild their homes in becaue of the beautification efforts of the past 10 years in this city. MOTHERS DAY IS MAY 9 With music ranging from Bach to Broadway, the BYU Male Chorus and Children’s Chorus present a joint concert Monday, May 3, at 8:15 p.m. in the deJong Concert Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center. The Male Chorus, directed by H. Jarolde Harris, will sing a variety of traditional classic numbers, Nego spirituals and muic from Broadway shows, including “Impossible Dream” and “They Call the Wind Mariah.” Margaret Woodward will direct the Children’s. Chorus in three songs by Franz Schubert, and the two groups will combine for the finale, “Marching to Pretoria.” A 200-volt shock, equivalent to more than 16 car batteries, can be produced by a fully “charged” electric ray. BILL KIRKPATRICK, American Forkartist, — sits tings will go on display in City Hall during May. Areception is planned in his honor today. DEPARTMENT CLOSE-OUT ART SUPPLIES To Be Discontinued and Must Be Eliminated. Check the Dvastic Price Reductions Watch for NewItemsin This Department. Richard H. 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From dainty dressmaker designs to soft and supple shirts, our gift collection 1s topsfo 1 choosing now. Shirts Pants Blouses Vests in 100%, Polyester Blue Orange White 68 West Center “2 Gifts fromthe store Motherloves i NSAan The annual Choral Music Festival, sponsored by the Utah Federation of Music Clubs and the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts, will present the music of nine area vocal groups SaturMay 8, at 8 p.m. at the |
