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ALL EDITIONS a a hi r- I if Boyer Says Symphony Youth Orchestra To Present ASJJ Concert Star Of TV Is On Tour HOLLYWOOD Robert Conrad, star of Warner "Hawaiian Eye" sdries for ABC-TV network, is on a two-week tour on behalf of his just-released Warner record, "Ballin' the Jack." Conrad will do PAs and appear with DJs in Boston, Phil-ndelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco and wind up in Los Angeles. The actor was a one-time popular vocalist in Chicago night spots. -A. Jack Thomas and John Mitchell, violins, Lee Lane, viola, and Dill Drown, cello with a Mozart quartet; and trumpeters Dave Yandell and l)n Green, West High, Myron I.iebhaber, Washington High, and Alan Schultz, South Mountain High, both horn; Cornelsen nnd Keneally, in "Music for Brass Instruments" by Dahl. Eugene P.

Lombardi, assistant concertmaster of the Phoenix Symphony and member of the ASU music faculty, is conductor of the youth orchestra. High violinist and concert mistress of the youth orchestra, playing a movement of the Rode "Violin Concerto No. 6." Ensembles include Karen Jones, violinist, Lynda Jones, violist, and Ginger Jones, cellist, all of Tempe Union High, with a work by Mozart; Keneal-ly, John Schipp and Alan Cor-nelsen, both of Camelback High, and Kester Cooper, Phoenix College, a trombone quartet; Additionally the West High String Quartet, composed of Ty Hardin Gives Of Time To Speak To Juveniles FLAN IU AlltNU WATER BALLET Benefit World Fellowship Friday. Apr. 28th 8 P.M.

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young people of all denominations and from all walks of life at youth centers and juvenile halls, in the hope that a "back-tivchurch" campaign will give the restless teen-agers who want so desperately to "belong" something really worthwhile to which to belong. Ty doesn't set himself up as preacher by any means. He doesn't have to. With his boyish charm and warm personality he can get the message across by just being himself. LET'S GO LATIN! YMCA Dance Class 350 N.

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We stress dancing far FUN. You don't need a partner! BOB LULL, Instructor fin WW i 4 4 TEMPE A recital sponsored by the Arizona State University music department is scheduled to be presented at ASU today in the ballroom of the Memorial Union building. Featuring members of the Phoenix Symphony Youth Orchestra, the presentation will be the second of two solo and ensemble recitals. Free to the public, the recital will be at 3 p.m. Soloists include Henry Keneal-ly, Phoenix Central High trombonist, who will play two movements of the McKay Richmond Johnson, West Phoenix High clarinetist, a fantasia by Meister; Roberta Elliott, violinist from Central High, with a portion of the Handel "Sonata in Also Scottsdale High clarinetist llrian Schweickhart, with the Fantasie from "Der Fred Capps, oboist from West High, with the Guil-haud "First and Carole Mosiman, Sunnyslope Claudcltc Has New Luxury HOLLYWOOD Lots of Hollywood stars have such luxuries as swimming pools, Renoir paintings or English butlers, but Claudette Cobert is one of the elite few owning a portable dressing room.

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I like to think of myself as an actor, and an actor should be able to play romantic roles as convincingly as any other kind. But personally, I do not consider myself a superior lover." Today Boyer is contentedly playing a carpet-slipper role in "Fanny," the Joshua Logan production for Warner filmed in Marseilles, a day's journey from the small town of Figeac, where Boyer first had his diapers changed. In the Marcel Pagnol classic, he portrays Cesar, the owner of the Bar de la Marine and father of young llorst Buchholz. Completing the stellar quartet are Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevalier. Another actor might find it trying on his pride to switch from hand-kissing to bar-mopping, but to Boyer it is a welcome relief.

"If my stomach droops a little bit, it's all right. If my hair looks a little thinner, it's all right. I am playing a middle-aged man to whom alas things happen, and I have no obligation to appear dashing." Boyer, who for years has been a symbol of screen romance, continues to maintain his dual allegiance to France and America. As a busy Hollywood actor and one of the bosses of Four Star Films, the television company, he spends much of his time in America. However, he makes a yearly pilgrimage to France, accompanied by his wife and son in the approved bourgeoise manner to visit his kinfolk.

In a brave topper to his modest denial of the lover tag, Boyer announces that, prevailing legend to the contrary, he never uttered the famous phrase, "Come with me to the Casbah." With these passion-promising words, Boyer is credited with having lured Hedy Lamarr to a Moroccan love nest in the film "Algiers." "I hate to be a spoil sport," he says, "but so help me, I never said anything of the kind." Ronnie Dapo In Neiv Role HOLLYWOOD Ronnie Dapo, who plays a 7-year-old boy in Warner "Room For One More" series which begins on ABC-TV network in fall, has been cast in the title role of "Young Mr. Kelly," one of the studio's "SurfSide fi" series. story deals with a prize- fighter who hires a detective to guard his son. Starring in the "SurfSide 6" series are Troy Donahue, Van Williams, Lee Patterson, Diane McBain and Margarita Sierra. recans, uirus ana Arizona Delicacies-We Ship Anywhere HI JOLLY DATE CITRUS FARM HI JOLLY 200 Birds, Animals, Reptiles Open 7 Days a Week 'til Dark Jl a Family WO 4 5U 4500 E.

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Assistant Director Jane Wheat is a seven year resident of Phoenix and has worked backstage at PLT and for the Don's Trek. Composers' Program Announced Program of tho concert of 20th century music to be given Wednesday by the Society of Arizona composers at Phoenix College will open with three numbers by a string orchestra. They are: "Dance Russe," by Igor Stravinsky; "Theme and Variations for Orchestra, Op. 37" by Warren Wirtz; and "The Winter's Passed" by Wayne Barlow. Frank Staizer, oboe, will be the soloist.

Don liummcl's "Trio for Brasses" will be performed by John Thyh-ien, trumpet, Eugene Chausow. french horn, and Hummel trombone. Next, (lie string orchestra with Andrew Gains, violinist, as soloist will be heard in Paul Hin-demith's "I'rauermusik." The program will close with Grant Fletcher's "An American Overture." Wirtz has been a Phoenix resident since 1IO0. Hummel is first chair trombone with Phoenix Symphony, and Fletcher is a member of the music department of Arizona State University. The concert starts at 8:30 p.m.

It is open, without charge, to the public. APPEARING NIGHTLY PETER JAMES THE SLADES 1635 East Indian School Rd. SUNDAY SPECIALS I from 6:30 am I I 'til 2:00 om A I 2 Children's Theater's final offering of their sensationally successful first season will be "Radio Rescue," a play full of action and suspense which opens May 5. The show concerns two orphans, brother and sister, whose attempts to build and operate ham radios in the orphanage attic are thwarted to the point where they run away and hide in an old mill. Their adventures, the concern over and search for them and their participation in a fantastic rescue of another radio "ham" will keep young audiences on the edge of their seats.

"Radio Rescue" ends a nine play season for Children's Theater, a season that captured capacity audiences which increased to the point where an additional matinee was added to the agenda to accommodate those who were turned away at the door Under a new president. Mrs. Earl Bimson, 3303 E. Manor plans are being laid for the second series which will be-gin early this summer. Included in the cast are: Jack Van Natter, 10, 6711 E.

Paradise Scottsdale, as Sparky Wentworth; Celeste Vecchio, 11, 1726 E. Tuckey Lane, as Jill Wentworth; Rebecca Doeller, 11, 1822 E. Stella Lane, as Martha; Larry Whitesell, II, 3G09 E. Clarendon, as Bud; Janice Ubil, II, 3415 N. 34th as Lena; Jim Hart, 13, 55-18 N.

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