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Good Through December 26,1996.
EUGENE CONCERT CHOIR
and EUGENE VOCAL ARTS ENSEMBLE with guests the
OREGON MOZART PLAYERS and DANCE THEATRE OF OREGON
Works bg BACH • BRITTEN • MENOTTI • PINKHAM • HANDEL
plus HOLIDAY CAROLS from AROUND THE WORLD
SUNDAY DECEMBER 5,1996,2:30 PM
SILVA CONCERT HALL, HULT CENTER
TICKETS available from Ihe Hult Center Box Office, 657-5000
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eason of tradition
Park to be illuminated for holidays
The first annual ‘Festival of Lights’ will
take place at Orchard Point Park in
December with lights, music, food and
a Santa’s Workshop
By Nicole Krueger
Entertainment Editor
hen night falls Dec. 13 to the 29,
Orchard Point Park won’t be dark.
Instead, it will be ablaze with the first
annual “Festival of Lights.”
Fifty trees, five buildings and several
static displays will brighten the holiday season
with their colorful lights. Local Lions Clubs and
Lane County Parks are sponsoring the five-acre
walk-through festival, which is centered around
the theme “We’re Lighting the Park So Others May
See.” In addition to the light displays, visitors can
take a trip to Santa’s Workshop, located in the
Marina Boat House, where they will find both
Santa and Mrs. Claus — and, of course, toys.
Carolers from local churches, schools and ser
vice groups will provide the music, and refresh
ments can be purchased in the form of homemade
cranberry bread, pumpkin and sweet potato pie
and other holiday treats.
The park gates will open at 5 p.m. each evening
and will close at 10 p.m. Sunday through Thurs
day and 11 p.m. Friday through Saturday.
The Lions are requesting a donation of $2 for
individuals and $5 for families. Contributions will
aid the Lions in their various community service
projects, including buying eyeglasses and hearing
aids for the needy and funding cornea transplants
and seeing-eye dog training and placement.
Orchard Point Park is located on Fern Ridge
Reservoir on Clear Lake Road, about six miles
from the Highway 99 junction.
Vaudeville show to provide entertainment
By Nicole Krueger
Entertainment Editor
hildren ages 3 to 103
are invited to enjoy a
wacky holiday perfor
mance at the Lord
Leebrick Theatre
Company Dec. 6 through the 22.
The fourth annual “Old Time
Vaudeville Holiday Show” will
provide an entertaining evening
for families and individuals
looking to receive a dose of hol
iday cheer.
The cast is full of Lane Coun
ty artists.
Professional vaudevillian
Mitch Hider will act as master of
ceremonies. Hider is also a
whistler and ukulele player. By
popular demand, the Toss-A-Lot
Twins will return to the show
with their juggling act. Singer
Doug Perrin will sing and play
old-time favorites, and Ellie
Branford will hula.
The LLTC Comedy Players
will contribute to the evening
with fire-eating, scatting, story
telling and merry mischief. Lord
Leebrick himself may even
make an appearance.
Audience members may pur
chase a variety of holiday treats
at the concession stand.
They can also win prizes in
the show’s nightly holiday raf
fle.
The “Old Time Vaudeville
Holiday Show” will be per
formed Fridays and Saturdays at
7 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $7 for adults and $5
for children and are available at
the Hult Center Box Office and
the Lord Leebrick Theatre.
Call 465-1506 for more infor
mation.
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