The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 34

HEA1 ER SMARTS Evening Journal, Wilmington, Tuesday, March 20, 1973 34" mrnmmmmmmmmmBmmanmmmtmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Arts Brief New Director Offers Concert From Maine to Delaware is Philip A. rium. Director Sereni. The Bowdoin College Glee Club from Maine will present a concert at 4 p.m. Sunday in Red Clay Creek Presbyterian 500 McKennans Church Road, Newport.

The public is invited without charge. The Delaware concert is one of seven which the 25-member glee club will present during a five-state tour. The club's director, Prof. Donald G. Caldwell, said programs include sacred and secular Renaissance music, works by Donna J.

Dixon, new director of music at the Newark United Methodist Church, will present an organ and vocal recital at the church, 69 E. Main at 4 p.m. Sunday. Miss Dixon previously was director of music and Chris-tian education at First Presbyterian Church, Lans-downe, Pa. A native of Huntington, W.

she received several awards and was graduated magna cum laude from Wittenberg Bach, Haydn and Brahms and contemporary selections. The Bowdoin Glee Club, made up -of 13 male and 12 female voices, dates from the 1800s. Since 1947, it has appeared annually with the Boston Pops. Variety Show The annual variety show by the Band Boosters of John Dickinson High School, will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in the high school auditorium, 1801 Milltown Road.

Taking part will be the Banjo Dusters, the Shue School Folk Singers, the Stanton Ele-'mentary School Drum and Flag Corps, the Dickinson Stage Band, Peter Wool on the Dickinson theater organ and assorted skits. 'Sound of Music' Students of St. Elizabeth's High School will present the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, "The Sound of Music," at 8 p.m. Friday through Sunday in the school audito She received her masters of sacred music degree from UPnion Theogical Seminary in New York City in 1971. Shi has made several concert tours through South America and Europe.

She has several musical compositions to h'ef credit. Her Sunday program will In elude works by Bachj Mendelssohn, Jehan Alain and Dietrich Buxtehude. The public is invited withdu) charge. A reception for Mis Dixon will follow the concert Chorale to Sing The Messiah College Chorale will appear in concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Evangelical Presbyterian Church, 308 Possum Park Road, Newark.

The public is invited without charge. The 40-voice choir, singing a capella and with organ accompaniment, will present several Renaissance motets and three settings of the 23d Psalm. It also will portray in song several Biblical scenes, including Kodaly's "Jesus and the Traders" and "The Pharisee and Read the Classified Columns Death Confirmed Drug STARTS TOMORROWl the Publican" by Scheutz. Messiah is a four-year liberal arts college southwest of Harrisburg, Pa. Saturday Vocalist Dana Valery, vocalist, will appear at 10:30 p.m.

Saturday in the Starlite Room of the EXCLUSIVE AREA ENGAGEMENT! WEEKDAY SHOWS 7.00 9:15 PM SATURDAY i SUNDAY CONTINUOUS shows tmrnz-mpu Luisa, playetl by Mary Grant Christy, sings to 3Iatt, portrayed by Mike Phillips, across the un-moving wail, played by Joe Cawinski, in a scene from "The Fantasticks," being staged Thursday, Friday and Saturday through April 14 at the Three Little Bakers Dinner Theater in Kennett Square, Pa. mom. MMCHwpnc wit Peace Mulford Winsor, in charge of an inquest there into the Feb. 11 death of Whiting, 26. After receiving a telephoned report on the test results from Dr.

Noguchi, Winsor said he would reconvene the inquest at 9 a.m. tomorrow and present the finding to the coroner's jury. Winsor last week delayed jury deliberations on the cause of death pending the study by the Los Angeles cornorer's office. He explained he wanted an independent study of Whiting's Los Angeles Times News Service LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles County coroner yesterday supported an Arizona medical examiner's finding that actress Sarah Miles' young business manager died of an overdose of drugs. After reviewing tests by his chief toxicologist, Dr.

Thomas No-guehi said the amount of a sedative found in David Whiting's blood and liver were of a '3ethal level." tests were conducted here at the request of Gila Bend, Justice of the MONDAY TUESDAY SHOWS: ECONO HOUR $1.00 down! ACADEMYAWARD NOMINEE "BEST ACTOR" k' PETER OTOOLE SWf irvtNF PdfSFNTS PETER OTOOLE 1h' ALASTAIR SIM -jM ARTHUR LOWE HE vjwlf RULING CLASS ma IN COLOR of Arizona pharmacologist disputed the medical examiner's finding the dosage was sufficient to cause death. He did so after jurors heard testimony from actor Burt Reynolds, Miss Miles and the Governoress for the actress' son. Whiting died in Miss Miles' Gila Bend motel suite while she and Reynolds were on location in Ajo, 40 miles to the south, filming a movie. The actress testified Whiting had beaten her prior to his death, she had asked the governess to call Reynolds for help but Whiting fled her quarters before the actor arrived. In a related development yesterday, Reynolds' attorney, John Flynn of held a press conference here designed, he said, to "dispel rumors, speculation and innuendo" about the matter.

Flynn conteded Reynolds had been "exploited (by the justice of the peace) for purposes of publicity." i nut 1 organs because a University A COLUMBIA PICTURES Pretention A JOHN HEYJAAN Production t' ROftrT HA Tf OPP DAVIS Film ran Downingtown Inn and Golf Club. Miss Valery is the sister of Sergio Franchi, internationally acclaimed singer. Art Auction Many of Delaware's professional artists will be represented in an art auction at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Candle light Music Theater, Ardentown. Works of Edward Grant, Jack Lewis, Howard Schroe-der, Eugenia Eckford Rhoads, Ruth Egri Holden, David Christianson, Jeanne Bradley, Jeffrey Boys and many more will be auctioned off for the benefit of the Delaware chap-, ter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

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