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Show Marilyn Beck Utah State Fair music winners announced Winners of the annual Utah State Music Competition have been announced. A record number of 286 competitors took part in the contests, which were staged Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Symphony Hall, the University of Utah, Daynes Music Co., and St. Mark's Cathedral. Competition took place in various age divisions in six categories: organ, voice, instrumental ensembles, piano, strings and winds. Winners of the composition contest will be announced at a later date. The winners include. Daren Carling, Organ Centerville, first; Rebecca Blackburn, Centerville, second; Joanne Rust, 1240 S. 325 East, Bountiful, third. Junior Voice Eric P. 4455 Camille St., first; Amy Valette Bryson, Provo, second; Angela Morgan, 138 W. 100 North, Bountiful, third; Gary Hoover, 1134 Windsor St., and Alison Stagg, 2241 Oneida St., honorable mentions. Senior Voice Carol Ann Allred, Provo, first; Katrina A. Orem, second; Terry McKay, Provo, third. Gliss-meye- Mil-let- HOLLYWOOD Plans are under way for English actor Jeremy Irons to play Diana Ross love in "Silence," the Instrumental Ensemble No first prize awarded; Audrey Terry String Quartet (Rebekah Coates, Shannon Hanks, violins; James Mon-soviola; Audrey Terry, cello), Salt Lake City, second; Stephen Hodson-Chri- s Fang Duo, second; Rosalie and Tessie Lund Duo, 23418 Bernardino, honorable mention. Senior Strings director Adrian Lyne. This is the word I get from producer Allan Carr, who tells me Irons has already read and approved the Eugene Sierra Way, first; Bruce Day, Roy, second; Peggy B. Wheelwright, Ogden, third; Kathleen Lowe, 1624 Orchard Dr., honorable mention. Junior Winds Elizabeth Wood, 2129 Creek Way, Sandy, first; Elaine Huff, Logan, second; Vivian Harmer, 3489 S. 325 West, Bountiful, third; Lynda Searle, 3131 E. 3900 South, Marianne Pyper, 2007 Arcadia Lane, honorable mentions. Senior Winds Yvonne Farnsworth, Provo, first; Brady R. Allred, Provo, second; Tussy King, 30 U St., third; Katharine Sorensen, 1870 Forest Bend Dr., Jeannine R. Goecker-itz- , West Point, and Stuart Rice, 1222 Forest Ridge Road, Sandy, honorable mentions. e, 1161 Junior Piano James Mar-gett4127 W. Helmsdale Circle, South Jordan, first; Eugene Watan-abe- , 1161 Sierra Way, second; Laurel K. Roberts, Provo, third; Tomami Honma, Logan, award of merit; Kelly Hubbard, Logan, and DoWon Kang, 1289 Federal Heights Dr., honorable mentions. Intermediate. Piano Amy Lin, 4575 Bernada Circle, first; Monte Caldwell, 817 N. 100 East, Bountiful, second; Christine Peery, Provo, s, for shooting this winter in Chicago with Stephanie Peterson, 8144 Scandia evan Lewis, Way, Sandy, third; 1155 W. 400 North, Cefcily L. Ward, 1641 Winward Dr., Kent Madrian, 2194 E. 3205 South, honorable mentions. Junior Strings Stacey Dye, 2548 Barbey Dr., first; Stephen Hod-so4444 Viewcrest Dr., second; Judy Fletcher, Provo, third; Paul Abegg, Orem, award of merit; Jaren Angerbauer, 2851 Heather Circle, Audrey Terry, Salt Lake City, Nancy Hanks, 463 North Hills Dr., Shelley Rich, 190 E. 2nd South, Bountiful. t, dra-m- a big-scre- slated Thompson, Kaysville, second; r, Marilyn Beck Silence" script and that they will be ironing out contractual details during meetings in London later this month. Allan, in L.A. for the unfurling of his hit "La Cage aux Folles" at Hollywoods Pantages Theatre, reports he also has London conferences scheduled with Alan Jay Lerner who is writing the lyrics for Carrs musical stage version of "My Man Godfrey. Carr says classical pianist-composGerald Kenny is writing the music for the legit version of the comedy (about a millionaire family that hires a tramp as butler, who turns out to be wealthier than they), which was the basis for a 1936 WilLombard movie liam Powell-Carol- e and a 1957 remake with June Allyson and David Niven. He adds he's already had discussions with Mary Steenburgen and her husband, Malcolm McDowell, about starring in the and that he is also considershow ing Mario Thomas and Alan Bates as Godfrey leads. Casting wont have to be decided for a while. Carr isnt targeting his "Godfrey" for Broadway debut until the fall of 85. OUTTA SIGHT: Arthur C. Clarke will, at the personal request of Sen. Spark Matsunaga of Hawaii, address by videotape from his Sri Lanka home tomorrow's Senate hearing for a new space cooperation bill between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Clarke (author of 2001" and the 2010 is Odyssey II sci-f- i epic MGM-Utranslating to screen) will suggest to Babcock Reading Society opens season Thursday with 4Lysistrata The Babcock Reading Arts Society will open its fall season Thursday at a new location. The social hall at Pio- neer Trail State Park, 2601 Sunnyside Ave., will be the place to be at 7:30 p.m. for the readers theater presentation of Lysistrata, featuring local actress . "ne Decker under the direction of Frank Whiting. Other readers will be Michael Bennett, Jan Bennett, Sharon Bentley, Louise Mallonee, Ruby Thomas, Wanda Thomas, Gene Pack and Tony Larimer. The monthly meetings, held on Thursdays, will continue Oct. 11 at the usual location, the Marriott Library auditorium on the University of Utah campus. Wanda Thomas and The public is invited to attend the readings free of charge. 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SUN. & HOLIDAYS REDWOOD' 973-708- . Dlitt Theatik TUES. 7:30 P.M. Open ton's final film with one potential distributor talking about a Christmastime release for the sci-f- i epic so Burton could qualify for a posthumous Oscar bid ON THE MEND Representatives of Palm Spring's Eisenhower Medical Center report that Phil Harris is recuperating nicely from surgery performed last week to correct an abdominal aneurism. Phil is determined to be fully recovered by the time wife Alice Faye takes off for Chicago and Dallas on the 17th to resume her activities as spokeswoman for the Pfizer Pharmaceutical firm. Meanwhile, it's reunion time for the Harrises with daughter Alice Regan having winged in from her New Orleans home and younger daughter Phyllis Gallo on hand. FILMLAND FLAIR. There will be n quite a crowd at Frances and Lears West L.A. home tomorrow night with Cher, Jane Fonda-anTom Hayden, Marilyn Bergman,! Jean Stapleton and such TV and mov- ie execs as Barney Rosensweig, Stan Margolis, Mike Medavoy and Bert Metcalfe expected at the money raiser for Voters For Choice-Friend- s of Family Planning. Proceeds, according to a spokesperson for the event at which Gloria Steinem will be guest speaker, will go "to help candidates who support the rights of women to make choices about their own bodies. ALL SEATS Discount Night Every Monday: Adults $2.00 and Sl'NOAv MRU SHOW u . Actors from Theatre 138 will be featured Nov. 8 when selections from Arta Romney Ballif's book of poetry, The World and I, are read at the Marriott Library. 363-106- AmMOAv e professor Joseph Catmull. Arden Peterson directs the chorus, which currently has 30 voices and has been singing since January 1977. For further information, contact choir president Celia Bartholomew at Au 'jhijWSBHOAFGPM legislators that America and the USSR must establish joint activities in space as an alternative to the current Star Wars-stylarms race and that the two powers jointly man a mission to Mars. FROM THE INSIDE LOOKING OUT1 Simon and Shuster has indefinitely postponed publication of the Greta Garbo biography that w as supposed to be in shops by the time Sidney Lumets "Garbo Talks" film is released next month. Author Antoni Gronowicz reportedly used an approach in the text and it was expected to be received with official complaints from attorneys for the reclusive actress, who hasn't shared her thoughts with writers in decades. HERE'N'THERE: Martina Navratilova celebrated her U.S. Open win with a shopping spree in Manhattan that included the purchase of a $4,000 wristwatch at Madison Ave.'s Tour-neaShop . . Dame Peggy Ashcroft isnt giving herself much time to recuperate from her recent appendecactress, who's tomy. The featured in David Leans upcoming A Passage to India," begins a romp on the London boards tomorrow in "An Evening of Music and Poetry" Deborah Kerr has just completed production in England and India of "The Assam Garden, her first feature film in 15 years . . Bidding is heating up on "1984, Richard Bur- . Gene Pack will read Wordsworth: The Poet and the Man, at 7:30 p.m. The program will be dedicated to former U. of U. speech and theater Womens chorus seeks members The Treble Clefs Ladies Chorus is seeking new members. The chorus held its first rehearsal of the season Tuesday at Evergreen Junior High School, 3401 S. 20th East. A13 12, 1984 Wednesday, September Jeremy Irons, Diana Ross plan film together third, Winston Lee, Heber City, Gary W. Barnett, 6042 Fox Hills Dr., and Janae Codner, Provo, honorable mentions. Senior Piano Sean Steiner, Ogden, first; Dwight Blazin, Provo, second, Jeffery Romero, Provo, third, Gretchen Hubbert, Provo, Zoe Cardon, Logan, Kary Billings, 6725 S. 1405 East, honorable mentions. Rosalie Elementary Strings Lund, 2341 Bernadine, first; Kimberly Lark Bramble, 235 A St., second; Joseph J. Canepari, 3592 Drage Circle, third, Mary Louise Otterstrom, 333 4th Ave., honorable mention. Intermediate Strings Bonnie Terry, 2594 S. 6th East, first; Martha Fair The Salt Lake Tribune 262-- Roilluid 887 9 00 0P(M7Md 7 THE NATURAL |
