Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 37

Monday, April 29, 1968 Honolulu Star-Bulletin D-5 Kabuki show 7ce Capades' has young conductor t-A-in-A-VTVTTT-r-y 1 Tt itwri Dame Margot charms N.Y. as 'Juliet' By Mary Campbell FOR INFORMATION CALL M3-571 AFTER 4:30 P.M. CALL THEATRES iilil iiiii i- I RESERVED SEAT THEATRE FOR CHOKI StATS PURCNASt TKKITS IN ADVANCI AT Tkaatra kaaarfkas. Saw. Ala Rhhi Sa4'( Mask CaaHr, KaHaa; Laaawr Mask Sapplfi Walaaaa aa4 ill Caaiallaataa' Tkaitrat 4arit nfalar aaiaffict Kaart.

Richard conductor Lavdanski, the- school and placed second in of the "Ice Ca- a world accordion competi I HEAR THE ACADEMY AWARD WINNING SONG i "TALK TO THE ANIMALS" 20th Century-Fox presents tion in 1961. Lavdanski served in the Navy for four years, part of the time as the conductor-arranger for a trio which did concerts for servicemen. He joined Ice Capades as an accordionist in 1963. "Ice a a opens Thursday in the Honolulu International Center Arena. starring REX HARRISON SAMANTHA EG6AR i Froduced IQDO 0 Caka CE LUXE pades" orchestra, can't see most of what's going on.

But he hears about it via a headset. And everything that happens depends on him. At 26, he is probably the youngest conductor for a major show in the country. His sister is a concert pianist and his grandfather is a bassist. Lavdanski first studied violin, then clarinet and piano and finally, accordion.

He was New York State's champion accordionist during his senior year in high TONIGHT at 8:00 1106 Univartity Av planned for Concert Hall A three-hour program of Kabuki plays and dances will be presented June 21-22 in the Honolulu Concert Hall as part of the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the coming of the first Japanese immigrants to Hawaii. Taking part will be 50 local instructors of Japanese dance and 50 of their stu-dents. There will be 11 scenes. Director will be Koishiro Nishikawa, who has appeared with Kazuo Hasega-wa's Kabuki troupe in Japan. He has choreographed many local programs, including "White Snake Lady" for the Chinese Civic Association and "Sword and Samurai" for the 1 1 Community Theater.

He also has choreographed a Japanese show for a hotel in Las Vegas. The program will be sponsored by the United Japanese Society. Phone 946-4144 Eves. 1 PM Sat. Mat.

2 PMa Sun. at 1:00 4:30 PM Nittly 4:30 1:301 or 941-5366 Bexeffict Open Daily 12 Noon to PM Sat. Mat. 2:30 Sua. 12:30 caat.

yF Tha Graat CemMnatioa TETSURO TAMBA ISAJWU P4A6ATO 1Q, UNRESERVED SEAT THEATRES Richard Lavdanski IB, ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTRESS KATHARINE HEPBURN guess who's Japanese Entertainment 5S' IWNIMJCHI SPECIAL RETURN SHOWING coming to dinner A Loce Story of Today! Starting Spencer i Sidney i Katharine NEW YORK (AP) The British Royal Ballet opened its season at the Metropolitan Opera House with Rudolf Nureyev and Dame Margot Fonteyn dancing "Romeo and Juliet." Dame Margot was the sun around which the whole wonderful ballet revolved. Dame Margot, who is 48, seems not to age. Her dancing, which manages to include a character portrayal of Juliet, has the sweet delicacy of a spring breeze across a meadow. Her Juliet changes from a shy, coy girl to a shy bride who is also decisive about her love. But one thing Dame Margot always is young, and with it incredibly lovely.

Nureyev's a i has changed; it is he, now 30, whose dancing has gotten older. He once flashed across the stage like a meteor In Tuesday's opening he did the spectacular feats of jumping high and leaping far. But he was dancing with discipline and an over-all sense of maturity rather than flamboyance. His leg positions were more pure. This gives greater pleasure to a lover of the classical dance, but it evoked fewer thrilled oohs and ahs from the audience.

This "Romeo and Juliet" is set to music by Serge Pro-kofieff. Kenneth MacMillan's choreography is far more satisfactory, both from the dance and drama standpoints, than any other "Romeos" danced in New York in recent years. It also contains, in the balcony scene, one of the most beautiful pas de deux in all TRACY 1 POITIER 1 HEPBURH no introducing Katharine Houghton COLUMBIA PICTURES TECHNICOLOR' 2284 Ava. 4 On tha Beach I Ph. 923-5353 VI I Koishiro Nishikawa CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 PM Skm at: 1:0 a 5:20 PM UP.

WINNER OF GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD! 1 BEST PICTURE VMALiasu a auftnane icriiiciu aan A Misawa, Isao Kuraishi and Kazuhiko Shima. From Hiroshima-ken: Hi-roko Oogi and Kazuko wa. From Fukuoka-ken: Michi-yo Azusa, Mie Nakao and Linda Yamamoto. From Aichi-ken: Kazuo Funaki, Chieko Matsubara, Yoshio Tabata, The Peanuts, Koji Arita. From Aomori-keri: Shina-chi Sasaki and Hachiro Iza-wa.

From Ehime-ken: Michiko Hayashi, Teruko Hino and Yuri Himenomiya. From Kyoto-fa: Harumi Miyako, Kaoru Yumi, Katsu-hiko Miki and Kenji Aida. From Ishikawa-ken: Jiro Shinkawa, Yukiko Mine, Hi-kari Azuma, Keiko Kanaza-wa and Miyuki Kagajo. From Hokkaido: Midori Hatakeyama, Komadori Sisters, Bob Satake, Eiji Kuru-ma, Kiyoko Ito and Koichi Kita. SAXDYDEXXIS KELRDULLEA TODAY 12:30 P.M.

CONTINUOUS PHONE 742-114 WAIALAE AT CENTER SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES By Dick Gima Fifteen entertainers of Okinawan origin are busy in the Japanese entertainment world. Only one of these, so far as we know, is a male. He's Koji Nakamoto of The Drifters. The women, in alphabetical order, are: Machiko Al, Teichiku Records; Masami Cbinen, Mi-noruphone Records; Teruko Higa, Shochiku; Misao Ike, King Eecords; Yukari Ito, King Records; Kiyomi Kate-na, Akasaka Productions; Yuko Nagisa, Toshiba; Miki Nakasone, King Records; Chizuru Ok Minoruphone Records; i i Oshima, Nippon Victor; Mayumi Ozo-ra, Toho Studio; Mitsuko Sa-wamura (her brother is com-poser Yasutoshi Nakashi-ma); Yuko Shima, Polydor Records; and Michiko Toma, King Records. From Kagoshima-ken Sayuri Yoshinaga, Teruhiko Saigo, and Shinichi Mori.

From Nagano-ken; Akemi THERE ARENAMESFOR A PERSON LIKE 35I DflllLLAWREN'CES ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL CHORAL SOCIETY Presents VERDI'S REQUIEM TUESDAY, APRIL 30 8:00 P.M. ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL Cor. Queen Emma Beretania Si PUBLIC INVITED NO ADMISSION FOR non reserved seats.

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