Portland Observar February 28. 1980 Pago 6
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M elba M oore's recent Los Angeles opening brought out some of
her best 'old frie n d s .” H er " P u rlie " co-star C levon L ittle, acto r
Richard Roundtree, and Love Boat's Ted Lange all stopped backstage
to catch up on old times. Clevon and M elba had not seen each other
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D on't miss Sarah Vaughan at the Civic Auditorium . Patron tickets,
at »60. are available through ARTQ UAKE (227 2787). Reserved tickets,
priced at »9. »8 and »7 may be obtained from the Oregon Sym phony
Ticket Office. Portland Civic Auditorium Box Office. M eier & Frank.
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SARAH VAUGHAN APPEARS
WITH SYMPHONY
Jazz vocalist Sarah Vaughan and conductor Norman Leyden appear
together again with the Waymon Reed Quartet and the Oregon Symphony
Pops Orchestra in Portland Civic Auditorium, Sunday, March 9 at 8:00 pm.
Vaughan and Leyden recorded together in the early fifties under the direction
of M itch M ille r at Colum bia Records. This perform ance, their first
collaboration in live performance, will be a benefit for ARTQUAKE, Por­
tland’ s annual celebration of art, craft, performing arts, food and fun.
Vaughan’s delivery and repertoire have embraced nearly every type o f
music: gospeal, jazz, classical and pop. She enjoys the great distincition o f
being an incomparable jazz performer with the range and ability o f an opera
singer. Equally at home with a jazz quartet or a symphony orchestra,
Vaughan will be backed by both in this special performance, singing some of
her favorite such as “ Since She Went Away, ” “ Misty, ” “ / Got It Bad. "
“ Wave, " “ There W ill Never Be Another You, “ “ Easy Living, “ “ Summer­
tim e " medley, “ Someone To Watch Over M e” medley and “ Send In The
Clowns."
The Oregon Symphony Pops Orchestra, under Leyden's direction has sold
out its regular series for eight years running, so this special performance
provides an opportunity for people who have been unable to obtain tickets
tor the series performances to enjoy Leyden’s smooth, easy-going conducting
style and the light, popular repertoire for the Pops Orchestra.
Arlene Schnitzer, president o f the ARTQUAKE board o f directors for
1980, expressed her enthusiasm about the March 9 benefit performance as the
first step toward year-round Festival programming and fund raising. The
thirty members o f the newly expanded Festival board are generating a wide
base o f community support through sale o f patron tickets for the Sarah
Vaughan performance.
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PORTLAND C IV IC AUDITORIUM
W hen W ayne C o op er, V o calist for C h oco late C ity /C a a a b la n c a
recording artists Cameo, returns to his N ew York City home after
several weeks touring across the country, he's greeted at the door by
a faithful and unusual friend. Coke. Coke is Cooper's pet ferret. Why
a ferret? Cooper explains that: "He's easy to take care of and has a
w o n d erfu l p ersonality. He's playful and likes m ucho a tte n tio n . I
w o u ld n 't trade him in for any other kind of pet. FFerrets. by the w ay,
are related to weasels and were often trained to hunt rats or rabbits."
Cooper is looking for a lady friend to keep Coke company. He ex­
plains that, "I really w an t to own a ferret farm one day."
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Art hae played an Important rola In the history of Black Amarlcana,
whose accomplishments ara being honored during National Afro-
American Hiatory Month In February. A century ago. Black artiste
could only succsad If their works wars not Identified with thslr race.
Today, howavar. Black artists Ilka Francis H. (Sonny) Brown have
achieved national recognition through emphasis on Black subjects.
An example of such work Is Brown's "Debroah-Martha's Vineyard
1975" (above), which was sslactad for the North Carolina Artists
competition sponsored by R. J. Reynolds Industries. Inc.
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