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Inn Cabaret comes back
PRINCETON - The INN CABARET, Princeton’s
weekly musical and comedy revue, will
return to the Nassau Inn for seven shows this summet,
according to director Dan Berknwitz. "l suppose
you could call it ’Seven for ’77’ if you want a
slogan," Berkowhz said. "We’ll open on June 17,
and continue Jnne 24, July l and 8, take three
weeks off, then come back on Aug. 5, 12, and 19.
That way we can do a summer season, and still
make sure everyone, including the oudlence, gets a
vacation." Auditions h~r the summer season are
scheduled for Sunday, starting at 7:30 p.m. in the
Prince WJlllam Room of the Nassau Inn. Anyone
interested in auditioning should bring music with
them and be prelmred to sing anti do a comedy
reading. Writers with original sketeh nmterlal are
also needed, and may drop off samples of |heir
work at the andithms.
Orchestra auditions slated=
LAWRENCE -- Auditions for membersifip in the
Mercer County Symphonic Orchestra will be held
Monday and Tuesday in the Msuic House on the
Lawrenceville Scluatl campus. String, woodwind,
brass and percussion players of high school and
college age living in the Delaware Valley are
eligible. Applicants should be prepared to play a
solo piece and scales, and sight read orchestra
music. For inh)rmatinn and undithm apl~)intment
call 896-0400, ext. 22.
Festival celebrates cultures
EDISON -- Mkldlesex Coanty will welcome an
exciting variety of cuhures on Sunday, with its
third annual International Folk Festival to be held
at Middlesex County College from noon to 6 p.m.
Groups representing over 4b different
nationalities will take part in expressing traditions
and llfe styles through cultural exhibits, handicrah
demonstrations, folk-lore storytelling anti a variety
of colorful dance and musical perhwmaneas. The
International Food Bazaar will offer a
smorgasbord of authentie old wnrld specialities.
Sold at oust, the variety will run from s, oups to
pastries and include variations of world famous
and well known delicacies, A parade of nations will
start the day’s event in the Perh~rnfing Arts ectmplex
o! the College student center. Costunles from
around the world will be worn by representatives,
young and old, and will display the color and
history of each nation.
Replay of revolution
EAST MILLSTONE -- "’Transitions," a
dramatic interpretation el events in Somerset
Cnunty during 1777. will he presented in two
open-air performances on Suuday, at 7 and 8:30
p.m. at Colonial Park. The story of lutile British
attempts to subdue the Cohmly of the Je~eys,
climaxed by Cornwallis’ march on Millstone whh
an army el 17,000 men, June 14, 1777, is told
through the eyes of Captain Ross Poldark of the
Enniskillen Guards, and Sam Sutpheu, a Jersey
militiaman. Glimpses of the Continental Congress
in Philadelphia and a wave of the new stars and
stripes stitched by Betsy Ross are woven into this
muhi-medla production.
Auditions slated
H [G HTSTOWN -- Theatre-by-the-Lake will hold
tryouts for its first show o/its fifth season. "The
Sound ol Music," ia Geiger-Reeves Hall on the
Peddle School campus on Thursday and Friday.
Auditions tot children will be held at 7 p.m. and
h~r adults at 8 p.m. on both nights. Prospective aefurs
may bring restime, phntograph end prepared
song. Rehearsals will be [rum 7 to 11 p.m. fog a
period of four weeks for production on July 7o 8
and 9. For further inh~rmatlon call 443.4544.
Open air concert
NEW HOPE, PA -- A free band concert will be
given Friday at 7:30 p.m. by the Delaware Valley
Youth Symphony Orchestra on the Logan Inn
Lawn, Main and Ferry Streets. The program will
consist of a variety of Braodway hits, rock and
disco music arranged for symphony orchestra, plus
some light classical pieces.
Opera auditions set
TRENTON ~ Artists Showcase Theatre, 11,50
IndlanaAve., announces auditions for fall productions
of "Tosca," "Rigoletto," "La Traviata" and
"The Magic Flute" on Monday, at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 15 at 8 p.m. and Friday, June
17, at 8 p.m. ur by appointment. All auditioners
should be prepared to sing an aria or partion of the
opera in which they are interested. All producthms
will be in English and all roles end ehnrns are open
to all audltloners. If possible, two easts will be
selected fur each opera. For furiher informatlnn
and appointments call 392-2433.
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Princeton pops concert Fourth of July ’first’
British drama pioneer
to lead workshop
Educators interested in the participation is an integral
creative process for ehildren~ part of his dramatic presen-
Candida by G. B. Shaw Opens June 30
will not have to travel to tations.
London this summer to study The two-day workshop will
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dramatics. The Crealive Arts senses, sound and talktng,
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Program of the Rutgers movement, drama,
With BII Big B;n~; 10
Graduate’School of Education playbuilding, slide-making,
110 in the Shade a musical romance
and Creative Theatre creative modeling and art. : Sat. BENNY SNYDER
Unlimited in Princeton are Mr. Way believes, "We are Sun. STAN MAZE 10
by Schmidt and Jones opens July28
bringing Brian Way to New so concerned with the intellect Sat, 9.12 p.m, [4 10
Jersey for an intensive that we lose sight of the in-
Moonchildren by M. Weller Opens August 18
creative arts workshop on dividual from the neck
June 28 and 29 at Rutgers downwards. The arts are
Uuiversity in New Brunswick. important because they
Mr. Way is director of the preserve and develop balance.
Theatre Center in London and When there is balance, there is
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CINEMA INTIME!
PRINCETON -- An outdoor setting, could be just the ex- Committee, calling the Flyers with full details are
Pops Concert on Sunday, July euse that turnpike-weary evening of musical fireworks being distributed this week
3, played by the full 80- travelers need to stay close to "a ’first’ for the Glorious and tickets may be ordered by
League, the Princeton Youth
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Fund and by the Princeton
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phony Orchegtra in a "lean- July weekend.
families and friends will packYWCA
at Paul Robeson Place.
YWCA’s Bates Scholarship
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back, bring-your-own.picnic"The Princeton Pops Concert a picnic supper and bring Tickets may also be purchasedFund,
in association with the
blankets to spread out on the directly at the YWCA office
Arts Council of Princeton.
Judy Garlandl
Princeton University playingbeginning
June 12, Mondays
Tickets are priced at $4 for
Master singers
fields just east of Palmerthrough
Fridays from 10 a.m.
adults, $2 for students and
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Stadium and Jadwin Gym. until 2 p.m. Further ticket senior citizens, and $1 for
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persons under 18. In case of
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after 5:30 p.m.; the music licker outlets will be an-
rain, the concert will be played
to perform here starts at 7 p.m. and will run nounced shortly.
in Jadwin Gym.
continuously until about 8:30. Planned to benefit area
Join the film fun, be a Cinema
PRINCETON -- Master Pierre Bernac." Bernae is
Conducting the New Jersey youth services, the Pops
Intime Subscriber.
recitals, classes and coming directly from Paris to Symphony will be Thomas Concert is sponsored by the ROCK OPERA SET
workshops will be held at participate in the Festival, but Miehalak, the newly- Princeton chapter of the New
Westminster Choir College will confine his activities to
appointed music director of Jersey Symphony Orchestra TheeighthgradeatPrinceton
during the week of June 12 to workshops and master classes
Ihe orchestra.
Day School will repeat its See 9 summer flicks for $10.00
17 at a fourth annual Art Song for the 200 professional at-
performance of "Joseph and
Festival.
tendees of the Festival.
the Amazing Technicolor
for more Info. call 452-8181
Daniel Pratt, director of the Gerard Souzay’s baritone
Dreamcoat" tonight at 8 p.m.
summer session at the recital will take place on Cinema Intime in the PDS theater. Admission
orwrite
Summer Intime, Murray Theatre, Princeton, N.J.
College, in collaboration with Wednesday evening, tie will
is free, though donations will be
Dalton Baldwin, the world- present early Italian songs,
accepted. Under the direction
renowned accompanist, have songs by Schubert, Poulenc,
of Regina Spiegel, the rock
put together a festival of in- Faure and" Strauss. Knownrecycles
films opera recreates the story of
ternational artists including also for his many recordings
Joseph and his brothers.
Pierre Bernac, Gerard and opera performances M.
Souzay, Elly Ameling, Jessye Souzay’s career has been
PRINCETON -- Summer comic tale of the great train
Nor nan, Paul Sperry, William primarily concerned with Intime is back with its classic chase, will be shown on SINGLE ¯ DIVORCED
Parker, and Halldnr Hansen. "song" as opposed to opera. film series that has en- Friday, and "Casino Rnyate" WIDOWED ¯ SEPARATED
Each is a specialist in his field
tertained area audiences for
Schubert’s "Winierreise"
with Peter Sellers David
and each will give a recital on will be on the program of
the past ten years. This year Niven and Woody Allen on MEET El" MIX
consecutive evenings at 8 p.m. recitalist William Parker,
SI is expanding its series to Saturday.
Evnr~ Fri. 8" Sat. at 9 p.m.
in Bristol Chapel on the baritone, on Thursday show 28 different films over For further information call CAROUER LANES
Westminster campus. evening. A graduate of
the course of 39 evenings, JuneSummer
Intime at 452-8181. IN GAZEBO LOUNGE
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