Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 29, 1955, Image 11

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Final Festival Concert Draws
Larg Audience; Cookes Attend
Ashland The final concert
of the Shakespearean festival
eason, held yesterday afternoon
in the festival shell, drew a large
and appreciative audience.
In the audience for the first
time this season was Tom D.
Cooke, Los Angeles, whose grant
to the festival as made the ex
panded music program possible.
and Mrs. Cooke. The Cookes are
also attending the festival plays
and Saturday, Mr. Cooke, with
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Institute Meets
At Grater Lake
About 60 members and guests
were at Crater Lake lodge Sat
urday for a joint meeting of the
California and Northwest chap
ters of the American Institute
of Planners. Panel discussions
made up the program.
Among those attending were
Joshua Vogel, Seattle, for many
years head of the King county
planning commission in Wash
ington state, and now on the
staff of the University of Wash
ington, and Tom D. Cooke, Los
Angeles, for many years with
that city as an expert on city
: planning.
The Cookes and others attend
ing the meeting also attended
the Oregon Shakespearean fes
tival plays in Ashland Saturday
and Sunday nights. " :
Leaves
Kenneth Coon, Tacoma,
Wash., left for his home Satur
day morning after having been
a spest of jlr. and Mrs. Bren H.
Starcher, and daughter, Miss
Robene Starcher, 1570 Stage rd.
south, for a few days.
The Cathedral Church of St.
Peter and St. Paul is the correct
name for the national cathedral
. in Washington, D.C.
the city planning commission of
Los Angeles for many years, at
tended a joint meeting of the
California and Northwest chap
ters of the American Institute
of Planners.. The Cookes will
return south tomorrow.
The Cookes are being enter
tained at a number of informal
parties by valley friends. They
were guests in the home of Mrs,
L. P. Ames and her daughters on
Kings highway Sunday evening,
and were luncheon guests Mon
day of Mrs. Paul Janney, 192 Jan-
ney lane.
A special feature of yester
day's concert was an Elizabeth
an dance, the Pavane, staged by
company members Irene Baird
and Hubert Whitfield. The dance,
based on 16th century forms.
was choreographed by the two
actors. They were accompanied
by the ancient instruments en
semble.
Also on the program were El
izabethan ballads sung and play
ed by actor Brad Curtis, whose
singing has made him a favorite
with festival audiences for sev
eral years. Four part Madrigals
and English Ayres were sung
by Clarissa Berning, Jo Mail
lard, Jim Baker and Martin
Bliefernich.
Solo songs in the concert in
cluded Miss Berning singing
"Should He Upbraid?" Mr. Bak
er singing "Sweet Kate," and
Mr. Bliefernich singing "Sweet
Cupid, Ripen Her Desire," all
accompanied by the ancient in
struments ensemble. The final
piece in the program was a suite
for alto and tenor recorders.
The concerts this season have
been free to the public, and have
proved far more popular than
expected, Bernard Windt, festi
val music director; states that
present plans for next year's mu
sic program will continue the
concerts each Sunday during
August.
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BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
2 Miles South on Highway 99
Sister Here
Mrs. Stella Bratney, Portland,
returned to her home yesterday
after having been a guest here
of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Pickel,
34 South Richmond ave.
Use denatured alcohol to clean
piano keys.
Visitors Leave For Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holmgren
and two children, Michael and
Meg, have left for their home in
Tulsa, Okla., after having visit
ed here with Mrs. Holmgren's
mother, Mrs. John Mann, 2940
Hilcrest road, and her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
John G. Crawford, 835 East
Main street.
Mrs. Holmgren and the chil
dren were here for five weeks,
and Mrs. Holmgren joined them
for the last two weeks of the
visit.
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