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SIGHTSEEING! Aug. 3, 1969 5G OR ths Ill ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Mississippi DAILY Barbara Rush to Stan Ringing Bros. Circus At Arena Sept.10-14 With Daring Animal Act THE RINGLING BROS, and Barnum Bailey Circus, with Gunther-Gebel Williams, celebrated wild animal trainer as superstar, will come to the Arena here Wednesday night, Sept. 10, for a five-night, nine-performance engagement ending Sunday, Sept.

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In 'Forty Carats' Road Company Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Aug. 2 Barbara Rush, motion picture and television actress, will star in heated, refreshments. Levee: I nortk ltaArck. MA.

1-4040 1 Sl.SO-CalM 7S-I2 m. ewier II.SC As the result of the purchse of Main ft Available for Charter Night Tripi Availjhla the national company of the Broadway comedy hit, "Forty Register now for SBF's "HOW TO STUDY IN COLLEGE" COURSE Aug. 18 through Aug. 22 Geared to help you make the transition from high school to college! Five 2-hour sessions, Downtown, 10 a.m.-12 noon, in Founders' Hall, Ninth; Crest-wood, 7-9 p.m. each evening, Training Room on the Lower Level.

Fee, $18; to register call 231-6500, station 656, before Aug. 16. Stix, Baer Fiiller DOWNTOWN WISTROAD XIVtR ROADS CMSTWOOD FLAM riESENTS III CONCERT the 150-y ear-old Circus Williams, a German-based production regarded as the finest touring circus in Europe, the Ringing show has come up with a number of new acts showing in America for the first time. The present owners of Ringling, Irving and Israel Feld and Judge Roy Hofheinz, through producer John Ringling North, purchased the German circus almost intact FALSTAFF THE DI0NNE WARWICK SHOW Carats" in the Julie Harris role. Abe Burrows, who directed the New York company, will direct the national companyofthe comedy by the French team of Barillet and Gredy, which also created "Cactus Flower," which was a Broadway hit in an adaptation by Burrows.

"Forty Carats" was adapted into English by Jay Allen, author of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie." Wednesday through Friday will begin at 8:15 on Saturday at 8:30 and Sunday at 6:30. Matinees will begin at 4:15 p.m. Thursday and Friday an 2:30 Saturday and Sunday. Children under 12 years of age will be admitted to the Wednesday and Thursday evening perform-a and the Thursday and Friday matinees at $1 under the regular price. Mail orders are now being accepted at the Arena Ticket Office, 5700 Oakland ave.

Group ticket reduction information may be obtained by calling the Jack Weaver Agency, 647-0124. Robert Vaughn At Falstaff In 'Odd Couple' A FOUR-WEEK RUN of Neil Simon's hit comedy, "The Odd Couple," starring Robert Vaughn, television's 'The Man from will open Tuesday night at the Sir John Falstaff Theater in the Spanish Pavilion. Vaughn will play Oscar Madi-son, the blobbish sportswriter, with a bunch of poker-playing croiiies. Sherwood Price, a television actor, will costar as Felix It mill ii mini I mi i TODAY TONIGHT FOX THEATRE ONE NIGHT ONLY THURSDAY, August 28th at 8:00 P.M. ON ST AGE I IN PERSON Mark Lester as a lonely boy who suffers from psychiatric muteness, makes friends with a young white stallion in "Run Wild, Run Free," at the Ellisville, Lewis and Clark and Granada.

Helen Hayes Wins Siddons Award SEE-PLAY-REAR also won the Showoff." She award in 1952. The award will be presented ROY CLARK ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S GREATEST GUITARISTS WORLD'S GREATEST COLLECTION OF MUSIC MACHINES starring mil MflRMMAttCII HOURLY IV "The Emperor" and Hits hsu-om SaJt, irrt Madame Laura SNACKS, TOO- HANK THOMPSON SINGER, BAND LEADER, SONGWRITER MARY TAYLOR THE DYNAMIC SONG STVLIST plus Woody Herman His Orch. fifro AiM Attraction Gene Harris His 3 Sounds Jeanie Treavor Her Trio KIEL AUDITORIUM SEPT. 21 7:30 P.M. TICKET PRICES: MAIL ORDER: enclose check or money order with self addressed, stamiied en.

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63103. For ticket Information call 652-9412. A Regal Sports Production mm to Miss Hayes by the Sarah Siddons Society at a black tie gala on a date to be announced CHICAGO, Aug. 2 (UPI) -Helen Hayes, America's first lady of the theater, last week was named winner of the Sarah Siddons Award as best actress to appear in this city during the 1968-69 threatrical season. Miss Hayes, who has been an actress for more than 60 years, won the award for her portrayal of Mrs.

Fisher in "The later. Miss Hayes won the award over 75 other leading actresses who appeared in Chicago dur ing the season. 7 Unger, the crybaby television news writer with a passion for neatness, who comes to share 0 a 's apartment when his wife kicks him out. Besides a long career as Na "llfcClilL Sunday. 10 m.

10 dErftar livaM and brought all its best performers into their organization. Williams, performing in a $50,000 steel mesh and animal arena, will present tigers and elephants performing together, an unheard of thing for natural jungle enemies. The tigers, elephants and horses are sychron-ized into a ballet. Williams tops the act by ridfcig on the back of a giant Bengal tiger who is riding on the back of a huge elephant. In another act he controls three rings of elephants with no assistants, never touching the beasts and controlling them with vocal commands only.

OTHER STAR acts making their American debuts will be Bulgaria's Mazan Duo, whirling high in the Arena; the Pio Nock Family from Switzerland on the high wire; Elena Ben-Said and lier Bird Revue featuring performing parrots and multi-hued Jeanette Williams and Slgrid Getoel, two of Europe's 'most renowned equestrians; Italy's Four Brizios, a noted family; the Five Christos and their dartig high swing; T'The Great" a 1 1 i who is called Europe's Clown Prince of Swaypole; Switzerland's Isa-belle, called by eloquent circus press agents the "Golden God-dess of the and the Lind-stroms in their risky maneuvers on the high wire. OTHER NEW acts will be including jugglers, artists, cyclists, balancers and teeter-botrd experts, animal acs and a large and raucous clown contingent. Returning i 1 1 be Europe's "Queen of Dressage," Mme. In-geborg Rhodin, astride her great Lippazaner stallion, Baby. There will be four spectacles the direction of Richard Barstow, who once was for Muny Opera here, and has been with the circus for years.

They will be the opening, "Ridfcig High," "Garden in the "Safari," and "Be a Evening performances AND THE NUMBER ONE WESTERN BAND THE BRAZOS VALLEY BOYS Seats for Reserved Sections. S5.00. $4.00 and $3.00 On Sale Now at the Foi Theatre, All Arthur Theatres and Nash Music Land Stores. Mail orders, send Check or Money Order Payable to: Foi Theatre, S27 No. Grand 43103, with sell-addressed stamped envelope.

OPENING! poleon Solo in "The Man from. U.N.C.L.E.," Vaughn has had a. TOMORROW successiui movie career. He A 8 PM II 8 PM plays a German major in "The! ALL NEW SERIES BETTER THAN EVER! IV in tLJL -rag 9-Course Dinner $6.95 per person fSsal TUESDAY, AUGUST 5 19 FALSTAFF KlT Menu on Request 2f: PRESENTS I 18 SO. KINGSHIGHWAY 1 7T I Dl krl FA ITU VfjWFo 1.1721 yr BLIND FAITH MKa JOIN Trie rUN! Bridge at Remagen," to be seen soon in St.

Louis, fti "Bullitt," he played the ambitious assistant state's attorney who was Steve McQueen's antagonist. He was nominated for best supporting actor in "The Young Phila-delphians," and stars in the forthcoming "The Mind of Dr. BOOKS CAN ALSO BE PURCHASED AT busiest umil lltf I lAllAB CTADC a UATt P.KU3n 9 IIVWVH I VIM. sf a lj I kJ e-TMxl lUt 1.1ATA urn 9 I irwninwivii a Some of his other s-v films were "The Caretakers' and "The Magnificent Seven." bIK btN 5 Price has appeared in more than 200 television shows, in eluding "Big Valley," "Gun-s "Kraft Playhouse," POINT LOOKOUT FESTIVAL of the ARTS PsrtormincM nightly A 8undy rtamoon auo. CHAMBER MUSIC CONCMT AUO.

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Eeh coupon good tor 1 treo I I dinner when 2nd dinner is purchased. NAME I A0DRES8 I Please send Additional Memberships et S6 Each. I Walter Pidgerti will make his final appearance at 7 o'clock tonight as star of the comedy, "Take Her, She's Mine." CHILDREN 49 DANCING and ENTERTAINMENT Dinner only with Purenti (under 11 yean old) REGAL SI'ORTJ PRODUCTION. E. L0GKW00D WEBSTER GROVES featuring THE SMASHERS HELD OVER! Saturday if rtphWi VILLAGE OF ST.

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6T STATE APPROVED Sundays Holidays $2.45 350-CAR PARKING SEATING FOR I2S LUNCH $1.35 DINNERS $2.45 6 BANQUET ROOMS ULCONY Foot of Washington Ave. Ph- 621.4040 1WJ PERFORMING IN PERSON, SATURDAY FILL YSUR WWTS FROM WANT ADS Jenii Joplin 22nd Annual Chicago TrMttl BDD JDnBDODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD i. Autnoriiy MONROE COUNTY mm iisciES nm FAIR Delaney. Bonnie Friends Harbie Mann Sweetwater Flying Burrito Brother Tony Joe White Nau MONDAY Crosby, Stills, Nash i Young Spirit Slay and the Femily Stone I. 8.

King Delaney, Bonnie Friends Ten Years After Sweetwater Canned Heat Sam Davt I. I. King Herbia Mann Rotary Connection The Flying lurrito Brothers SUNDAY COMING TO THE ARENA Wednesday, Sept. 10 Sunday, Sept. 14 SPECIAL GROUP PRICES! FOR "FUN" or "FUND RAISING" ATTENTION CHUr.CH GROUPS; CIVIC.

FRATERNAL, SOCIAL CLUBS YOUTH AND SENIOR CITIZENS CLUBS-LABOR AND EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATIONS Now your group can see the most spectacular circus in the world and save on the price of admission or, you can add much needed dollars to your club treasury. BY ATTENDING IN A GROUP (25 Minimum) MAKE YOUR PLANS RIGHT MOW! Order Early For Best Choice of Seats FOR GROUP TICKETS AND ALL INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE: JACK WEAVER AGENCY 1130 Art Hill Place St. Louis, Mo. 63139 Telephone AC (314 647-0124 Chicago Transit ii'" pm AUG. 3-4-5 6 (King Kovas Allg.

3rd Auto Daredevils 3 p.m. (Society Horse Show 7 Aug. 4th Cowboy Polo 7 P.M. THE BIG ONE! MISSOURI STATE FAIR August 16-24 Authority Sam it Dave) I. I.

King LOOK FOR MORE IIS ACTS NEXT WEEK Aug. 6th (Fun Fair I P.M. Tractor Pull 7 P.M 3 BIG DAYSQ Labor Day Weekend Aug. 30-31, Sept. 1 Many Mors Events for the entire family MISSOURI STATE FAIR GRANDSTAND TICKET ORDER Write Number of Seats Needed Directly Under No.

Fairgrounds-Waterloo, III. a a a a a DEMOLITION DERBY 1 1 Indicate Number et Eich Type Ticket: I9th ANNUAL MISSOURI STATE FAIR HAM BREAKFAST! Tuesday, Aug. Ifth, 8:30 a.m. TICKETS: $5.00 THIS WEE! Friday, Aug. 15th, 1:00 p.m.

Grandstand: Adults $3.00 General Admission: Adults $2.00 Children le-121 $1.00 Total No. of Tickets Needed: Oalfy 4 DALLAS INTERNATIONAL MOTOR SPEEDWAY Interstate 35 only 1 2 miles from Dallas TICKETS: tt per day advance, $7.00 at the gate, 3-doy package price $18. Mail orders to POP P.O. lo 20SI, Dallas, Texas 75201. Please enclose money order only with self-eddresied stomped envelope.

The Texas International FILM FESTIVAL JANUS a a a a IANUS FILMS EXCLUSIVELY FROM FILMS the people that produced by rouaht vou the July Fourth bro Atlanta Pop Festival and Showco of Dallas i I GENERAL I I RESERVED I BOX DATE event ADMISSIONMSEATSJLJSEATS RACES 1:30 P.M. H.N SMJ I AUG. I8JJAL0M RACES 8:00 P.M. M0 1 1 3M SUN. I LATE MODEL STOCK AUG.

rn CAR RACES 230 SMf Hj5? FRI. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP AUG. 11 JALOPY RACES 8:00 P.M. $2.00 SWII SiM 100 MILE LATE MODEL SAT. I STOCK CAR RACES $2.00 $3.00 $3.50 AUG.

23 I LATE MODEL STOCK CAR jmm 25 LAP FEATURE 8 P.M. $2.00 $25J 3'00 H00 MILE BIG CAR SUN. I AUTO RACE FUTURITY 2:30 P.M. $2.00 $3.00 $3.80 AUG. 24 I MOTORCYCLE RACES 10:00 A.M.

$3.00 $3J0 Ml THE M. Bergmanh a a a a a a AUGUST 8-9 AUGUST 3-4 THROUGH 2 03 AUGUST 6-7 INGMAR BERGMAN'S TRILOGY INGMAR urs9e.i A sU'C nrvnnrLTprsri Just M2 Hours from Kens City Only 3 Hours from St. Louis a DRIVE TO SEDALIA TO THE FAIR NOTE DATE Si' I 7 9:30 P.M. CHANGE THIS FILM ONLY I EACH DAY Money for tickets must accompany your order. Tickets will be moiled Immediately.

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