Page 8 Portland Observer, August 24, 1963
Happenings
L o ve's L ab o u r's Lost
This summer the Portland Actors Ensemble presents W illiam Shake
speare’s neglected comedy, "L o v e ’s Labour's L o s t," directed by Keith
Scales, in parks in and around Portland. "Love's Labour's Lost” is a
courtly comedy o f romance and wit. Four young lords lake vows to fo r
swear the company o f women and spend their lives in study; 'til four beau
tiful ladies from France come to pay a visit. . . .
Masques, dances, music, a host of colorful pedants, braggarts and rustics,
and a play-wilhin-a-play fill out the themes of love and deceit in a delight
fully comic entertainment that builds to a gently ironic Finale.
“ Love’s Labour’s Lost" will play this weekend at Washington Park
(Northwest o f fountain) on Saturday, August 27th and Sunday, August
28th, both days at 3 p.m.
Fresh In c .
Show
Premiere Performance
One night only/Two shows
Sunday, Sept. 4th
4 p.m. to 8 p.m. No cover
In C o n cert
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EARTHA KITT
Saturday, September 17
Mayfair Room
Benson Hotel
Face-painting, juggling, mime, music, and hands-on craft workshops will
be the fare in a "just-for-kids" center at Saturday M arket on Sunday,
August 28. 1983. Open from 11:30 to 4 p .m .. the Children's Entertainment
and C raft area will offer an opportunity for parents to leave their children
for a short experience with wooden-toy building, magic, mime, music, and
other craft workshops. Most performances are free; a small charge is re
quested for face-painting and other workshops. Scheduled are: Eric Slade, a
magician who insists on audience participation; Animal Faces painted by
Sheri Oairthier and Kaci Wilson; Juggling Workshop with Peter Surette;
and Scott McKay with a mime performance and workshop.
8 1030 P M
Tickets $15°° exclusively
at B A S S Ticket Centers
Meier 4 Frank Stores
& Everybody's Records
J.R.'s Southern Comfort
15 N.E. Killingsworth St.
?R4 1269
This w eek et Geneve s
M u ltip le sclerosis p ic n ic an d ja zz
M a r y L o c k rid g e and C o.
A live ja /2 concert featuring the Cathy Smith G roup, Teri Williams T rio,
A l Copeland Trio, Indigo, and Dionna Black will highlight a picnic for
multiple sclerosis patients and families Saturday. August 27th, 10 a m. to
7:00 p .m ., at East Delta Park. Arts and crafts, food, and a beer garden are
available at no admission charge. Call M S. Society o f Portland, 238-0162.
9:00 p .m .. W ed. b Thurs., Aug. 24 b 26
C o m in g
S ta te Fair to u r bus
A one-day bus trip to the Oregon State Fair is being offered Thursday.
September 1, by the Park Bureau's Outdoor Recreation Services. The bus
will start from the Northeast 17th and Multnom ah parking lot near the
Lloyd Center at 9 a.m ., returning at 5 p.m. Riders will be able to pick and
choose what they see and do at the fair.
The cost for this trip will be $10.23. payable through pre-registration with
outdoor recreation. Checks to “ City o f Portland" are mailable to Outdoor
Recreation, 426 NE 12th Avenue. Portland, 97232 Reservations are on a
First-come, first-serve basis.
Addition information is available by calling Outdoor Recreation at 248-
4018.
S u m m e r in to Fall
e x tra v a g a n z a set
Two Shows
800 P M
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D o m in o s/ N ightly Danein
C h ild re n 's e v e n t a t S a tu rd a y M a r k e t
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1313 N.E. Frem ont 281-7898
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Fri. b S at., Aug. 26 Ft 27 also Fri. b Sat., Sept. 2 b 3
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IRVIN FELD&KENNETHFELD
Join the Zodiac Virgo Club for an
evening o f entertainment to cele
brate the ending o f "Summer ’83"
and help sponsor a promising male
model, Terry Burks, on his way to
the European circuit. August 27th, 7
p.m . at the Travel Lodge Coliseum,
1441
N E Second Ave., $5.00
donation.
F o rm e r te a c h e r
appreciates
re u n io n
Thewordtsoul the Oregon State Fair is
playing host to some of America s bright
est entertainment stars Dally at live and
eight on the Showcase Stage
And every show is tree with yout regu
lar admission to the lair
Robert Ford, retired teacher who
was recently honored by his former
Elliot and Holiday School students
with a reunion, took an opportunity
to publicly thank those who present
ed and who attended the affair.
"T h e reunion was an event I shall
remember the remaining years of
my life. Although it is over, it seems
like a mythical dream and I am con
stantly asking myself, 'W hy me?,"
Ford told the Observer.
"These were very fine students in
so many ways which, I am sure, ac
counts for my success as one of their
teachers."
The committee really worked
hard to present the reunion and it
was very successful. Ford said. He
wishes to thank all of those who
honored him.
SO GIGANTIC
IT TAKES 42 DOUBLE
RAILROAD CARS TO
CONTAIN ITI
AMATEUR HOUR CANCELLED
FRI, AU G U ST 26
HELEN CORNELIUS
SAT,SUN, AU G U ST 27ft 28
CHARLEY PRIDE
M ON , AU GU ST 29
The Youth Amateur Hour spon
sored by Broadway Hairweevers for
¡Sunday, August 28, has been can-
celled It will be reset.
KILLS
FLEASJICKS!
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GLEN CAMPBELL
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