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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Sunday, March 27, 1977 The Newark Players. Inc norerarr PRESENT Taking a slow boat AGATHA CHRISTIE'S famous mystery "THE MOUSETRAP" YEOn Tickets Now On Stage FIRST TIME IN ROCHESTER! Broadway's Sexiest Musical Comedy. -1 TICKETS: to Natchez in 77 APRIL 3 AT 8 P.M. AT THE EASTMAN THEATRE. $6.50, $4.00, $5.50, $5.00, $4.50 TIX: ORIGINAL PERFORMANCES, 270 Midtown Plaza, 325-1070 April 1.

Newark Jr. High Auditorium Adults: MM Students Sr. Citizens $2.00 315-331-3897 Richard Pryor Where anvthina (fOAriil N.Y. Times 2 Days Only! April 7 April 8 8:00 P.M. INFO: 454-7743 i can I ivan and usually does! 4 Dixon Plus 2nd COUNTRY WAREHOUSE 204 NO.

WATER ST. S. tX" TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING SHOWS 2 PERFORMANCES EACH March 31 THE DEL REEVES SHOW April 14 LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS May RED S0VINE Music by FRED DeCARR Thurs. thru Sun. Washington DRIVE IN opens wed.

march 30th AUDITORIUM THEATRE Reserved Seats: $7.50, $6.50 at Box office; All Record Theatre Outlets or make check payable to Auditorium Theatre, 875 E. Main Street, Rochester, N.Y. 14605. Enclose stamped addressed envelope. Q-R-S PRODUCTIONS IS HONORED TO NOW PLAYING THRU MARCH ACADEMY AWARD iorowitz NOMINATIONS REDFORD HOFFMAN tirk-k-k-kickick-k-kick Jackson Five, Inc.

Presents Freebie From Page 1G social events offered. Starting with a sailing buffet, there's action enough to keep anyone busy. Over the loudspeaker, the pilot keeps up a steady flow of trivia information concerning passing vessels, sights, river data and folklore, enough to fill a good-sized encyclopedia. After the first day you learn to thread the channel markers like a On the banks, villages and hamlets alternate with stretches of industry and unspoiled wilderness. One moment you are close enough to see workmen adjusting valves in towering chemical complexes; moments later; you are startling deer into the Cottonwood swamps.

Other stretches are enlivened by shuttling ferries, U.S. Corps of Engineer dredges deepening the channel, lighters transferring cargo from ship to shore. In between there are pleasure boats headed for the gulf, fishermen and hunters hugging the shore-' line, and even two collegians rafting from North Dakota to New Orleans. The schedule of the Delta Queen is seasonally adjusted. In the winter she works the lower Mississippi out of New Orleans.

Summer finds her on the upper Mississippi on the Ohio River working from her home port, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cruises range from two to 19 days on a point-to-point or round-trip basis. To break up the sailing and to provide further opportunity to see the country, frequent stops are provided to tour interesting riverside attractions or natural wonders. Side excursions range from $1.50 to $20, depend ing upon the attraction and the transportation required. Our five-day cruise left New Orleans on a Sunday, arrived at St.

Francis-ville Tuesday and Natchez Wednesday. After turnaround, we called at Baton Rouge Thursday and returned to New Orleans Friday. The cost: $430 per person. A spring highlight in this region is the Natchez Pilgrimage, wherein 35 lovely antebellum plantations and mansions are on display. Even the shortened Natchez tour that we took was excellent, though by the third house one piece of period furniture begins to look like another.

Other tours proved just as interesting: a house tour and a visit to a working delta cotton plantation in Memphis, the Civil War battleground in Vicksburg; in Illinois, Cave-in-Rock offers the natural formation that became a notorious pirate lair, while at Nauvoo the highlight is the old Mormon settelment originally chosen to be the center of the religious movement. All side trips are planned for a return to the ship by dinnertime. The Delta Queen's other ports of call on its year-round schedules include Prairie du Chien, Ste. Genevieve and Hannibal, Ravenswood and Wheeling, W. not to mention St.

Louis and Pittsburgh. Programmed to arrive at an appropriate time for each destination, the Delta Queen churns a rousing 6 MPH upstream and 14 MPH down, give or take, a flood current or two. At rare instances, unless the boat can favor -Turn to Page 6G and the "AUTHE PRESIDENTS MEN" Bean KIRST PIANO RECITAL IN BUFFALO IN OVER 25 YEARS! 4 pm Apr. 24- KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL TICKETS: $20, $15. $12.50, $7.50 NO TELEPHONE RESER VA T10NS MAIL ORDERS NOW: Send stimped, self-addressed envelope at check payable to Q-R-S Productions, Limited, 1026 Niagara St.

Buffalo, N.Y. 14213. Tickets will be mailed to you T7T THE JAK8H8 With Special Guest Stars UILD E1GDQY 11 AND THE CHORUS OF THE GENESEE' In a concert of BARBERSHOP HARMONY also featuring the 1974 International Championship Quartet "The Regents" Saturday, April 2, 1977, 8:15 P.M. EASTMAN THEATRE Tickets now on sala at Box Office $4.00 and $4.50 (Students and Senior Citizens $3.00) JtW WAIT A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT 11, Spall ImARTY FELDMAN in SpLUS 2nd HlTll 1 I cl UIKHl "LINDA 7 jE321B'uBiB fT I II PRESIDENT llVC I BOTHX "SEX" 700 -1000 ii Si SHOWS "LINDA" 8:35 f. 1 1 4 miD KIDS SHOW TODAY IT 10 3:00 WILLI THIXG TU3 OF LASG )f IN CONCERT Rocrmtar Chipttr SPEBSOSA ROCHESTER WAR MEMORIAL nSBM MARCH 29-8 P.M.

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