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entertainment
H A P P E N IN G S
The Leisure Hour
Golf Club
E N T E R T A IN M E N T
Invites you and yours to a
No-host cocktail dance
Sunday, O ctober 26, 1980
A irport Holiday Inn, 6pm - 10pm
Inform al dress. Tickets $5.00 per person.
M A K IN G IT HAPPEN
Sun Ru and his Arkestra at Reed College Commons, October 9, 1980 - 8:30
p.m.
Shirley Nanette at the Jazz Quarry, 1111 SW Jefferson, Friday and Satur
day, October 10-11.
Jazz Week - a workshop with Leslie Watanable - October 2O-25th, North
west Dance Center, 918 SW Yamhill. Six classes classes for $35.
Mel Brown A Company Jazz Group at Chuck’s, Wednesday. October 8 -
Saturday, October 11th, 823 SW Front Avenue.
Johnny Winters at the Paramount Theatre on October 11th at 8:00pm.
liobbte Brothers at Memorial Coliseum - 8pm, October 9, 1980.
Oregon Repertory Singers performing a Jazz concert, Saturday, October
18 - Sunday, October 19th at 8:00 - 4:00pm, at the Westminister Presbyterian
Church, N.E. 16th and Schuyler.
E. Kimbark Macall, Portland Historian. October 12. 7-! 0pm, Second
flo o r Gallery, ! ¡7 N W Fifth A venue.
Al.AM BR /STA, A H AR D H IT T IN G , "Docu-dram a” film portraying an
undocumented Mexican worker’s experience in the United States, w ill be
shown at the Fifth Avenue Cinema October 15 through October 21, 1980.
Proceeds o f the 6PM and 8PM showings on opening night, October 15,
will go to the Willamette Valley Immigration Project, a non-profit, mexicano
organization which has defended hundreds o f Mexicans in Oregon against
deportation. Admission for the 8PM benefit showing will be $4.00; general
admission for the 6PM showing w ill be $3.50. Senior citizens and students
admission will be $2.50 for the 6PM showing only. For more information call
1-982-0243 or 288-3544.
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C O M M O D O R I s I N 11 K I A IN MT N I & CONCERT'S \ \ TS I P R IM N I
THE
KBPS RADIO PRESENTS LEONTYNE
Opera diva Leontyne Price sings “ What I Did For Love,” accompanied by
Cabaret pianist Bobby Short. Virtuoso pianist Vladimir Horowitz discusses
his second love - the opera. And one o f the greatest opera directors o f all
time, Rudolph Bing, defends his controversial career.
These musical finds, true discoveries for even the most knowledgeable
Gene Diam ond is appearing at the Union Avenue Social Club, S E.
opera buffs, are part o f BACKSTAGE W ITH R IC H AR D MOHR, 13 half-
B elm ont and Grand. Thursday Friday and Saturday. 9:00pm 2:00am
hour programs that take listeners behind the scenes o f the operatic world.
D on't miss this great show!
The new series premieres on KBPS Radio at 10 p.m. on Saturday, October
11th.
Noted opera record producer Mohr invites two guests to join him each
week for informal chats about opera, and occasionally drops in on a “ live”
The Portland Ballot Company will hold its fall performances October
studio performance. The results are candid conversations w ith such
16, 17, 18 at 8:00 p.m. and October 19 at 3:00 p.m. at Lincoln Hall, Portland luminaries as bass Jerome Hines, soprano Ashley Putman, and baritone
State University. Tickets may be purchased at Celebrity Attractions, 1010 Sherrill Milnes. They discuss everything from stage etiquette to sore throats.
SW Morrision (226-4371) or the Portland Ballet School, 918 S.W. Yamill
‘M ohr’ s guests in the first program are Leontyne Price and Bobby Short.
(227-6867).
The conversation touches upon European opera sung in English, the music o f
The Toshiko A k iyo sh i/L e w Tabackin Big Band to the Portland Civic Richard Strauss and the opera diva’ s remarkable career.
Auditorium at 8:00 p.m., on Friday, October 31, 1980. For more in fo r
A Public Radio Awareness Month Special, this series was produced by the
mation call 241-2575.
South C arolina Educational Radio Network.
MAKING IT HAPPEN
THE WORLD'S
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THURS. OCT. 30 • 8P.M. • MEMORIAL COLISEUM
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Tickets '9.50 Advance/'10.50 Day of Show
Tickets are cn sale at the Coliseum Box Office/Mei-
er & Frank. Downtown, Salem & Eugene/Everybody's
Records P orlla n d /M a le Bag H illsboro & Lake
Grove/G I Joe s, No Portland. Eastport, Rockwood
Oak Grove & Beaverton For ticket information call
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As director o f the All-American
Band, Foster w ill conduct the
Band’ s perform ances in the
n a t io n a lly - t e le v is e d M a c y ’ s
Thanksgiving Day Parade in New
York and a holiday concert at Car
negie Hall.
During his distinguished musical
career. Dr. Foster has created more
than 200 band pageants performed
by the F lo rid a A & M U niversity
M arching Band fo r nearly 700
m illion people throughout the coun
try. Also under Foster's direction,
the Florida A&M University Sym
phonic Band is renowned fo r its
concert performances.
For his w ork w ith student-
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Florida Legislature for Distinctive
Achievem ent, a C ita tio n o f Ex
cellence from the N ational Band
Association, and a Distinguished
Service Award from his alma mater,
the University of Kansas. He holds u
doctorate degree from Teachers
College at Columbia University.
As an adjudicator, clinician, lec
turer and consultant, Foster has ap
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universities. He is the author o f the
textbook, Band Pageantry, and has
published numerous articles in
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