The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 24

Page 8, CRYSTAL LAKE HERALD, Wednesday, March 27, 1974 entertain merit tor PeoPie on the 9o i'Wi A TOP SHOW AT THE rV CLHS music groups giving spring concert 77i Home cf ttefesStoSEa? AT LAKt COOK RD A ROUTE 5 BARRIMGTOH-' PAI EWMAN lr ROBERT REDFORD Nominated far 10 Academy Awards We Moke to of Tings Betfer THE STING OO.EXCEfT FRL SW. Kl 7:00 1 Try our famous Coney Dog and the World's Creamiest Root Beer "Three Ayres from Gloucester," "Festive," and "Cortege and Finale." Two special numbers will be "Praeludium," which will be performed by the select wind ensemble drawn from the membership of the concert band, and "Theme and Rock-out," which will be conducted by Miss Cathy Clower, student teaching assistant from the University of Illinois. Tickets are $1 for adults, 60 cents for students. The Crystal Lake High School concert band, Mastersingers, and the Girls' Glee Club will present a concert Tuesday, April 2, at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Mastersingers and Girls' Glee Club, directed by Paul Beringer, will perform numbers which include songs from musical comedies, choric speaking and avante garde music. Concert band, directed by Frank Koczan, will perform I APRIL 2 thro APRIL 28 i -V I i ml EUSEIPi? frCZl suzcz Crystal Lake Plaza COMEDY STARRING DALE BENSON Starting Apnl 30 KISS OR MAKE UP with our Professional Black Watch Players to do Tallyho' next New York Company Mir: 11 win 1 jm 1 11 1 PHONE: m3 MILES W. 815 568 7218 OF MARENGO ON U.S. 20 1 Armada was to fire the cannon and light a bonfire to signal others who would do the same. 'Tallyho' centers around one family which was never relieved of their duty to maintain the watch and who, in 1974, actually spot the 'Spanish Armada'." said James Kenna, producer.

Tickets will be available soon for the productions. Further information about the performances may be obtained by calling Kenna at Country Hospitality The Black Watch Players of McHenry County College will present '-Tallyho" at Central Grade School, 131 Paddock Crystal Lake. The performances will be a 8 p.m. on April 26, 27 and 28. "Tallyho" is an original comedy written and directed by Art Thorsen of Crystal I-ake "During the Spanish-English War (1588).

families were hired to maintain watches' for the Spanish Armada. Whoever sighted the PRICES: Sat. S4 25. Matinees S3IX). Wed.

thru Fri. Sun. $3.75 CURTAIN TIMES: Sat. 7 10. Wed.

thru Fri. 8:45 Sun 4:30. Tue Thur. Matinees 2:00 I -Cualee (Zanm LUNCH DINNER COCKTAILS Gin SHOP BANQUET FACILITIES Oivm Cwxlrf ClUtt Slt Restaurant Opens at 1 1 :30. Shops at 1 2:30 I The Harkness Ballet, a company of 41 dancers, will be one of the programs on the Blue (Classical) series for the 1S74-75 Fox Valley Music Association.

For further information write to ZOO River Bluff, Elgin, 6013). i TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ACKEMANNS IN ELGIN Award Winning Men: Gift Shop Cocktail Lounge Banquet Rooms HELD OVER 8TH SMASH WEEK NOMINATED FOR 10 ACADEMY AWARDS SUNDAY BRUNCH 9:30 a.m. to 1 in New Child'en's Menu CLHS picks 'Pinafore' for spring production ROBERT REDFORD PHUL NEWMAN 2 004 10 ROBERT SHAW ROUT! 25, BARRINGTON HILLS (6 miln norrh of Northwest Toll way) RESERVATIONS: 428-4448 A GEORGE ROr HILL FILM 5 T7 HIE STING All seats for both performances are reserved and will go on sale the first part of April. Admission prices are $2.00 for Adults and $1.25 for students. Faculty directors involved in the production are Mrs.

Judy Elder, Frank Kozan, Bill Laskey and Paul Bennger, Production fist tack by popular demand! The cast includes Tom Amandes as Sir Joseph Porter. K.C.B.; Ray Frewen as Captain Corcoran: and Bob Petruck as Ralph Rackstraw; Dick Deadeye will be played by Paul Amandes, Bill Bob-stay the boatswain's mate will be sung by Dan Floeter, while Jack Sherman will take the role of Bob Becket. The only 3 female roles will be played by Jamie O'Reilly as Josephine, Myra Williams as Buttercup and Laura Rogulic as Cousin Hebe. The Crystal Lake High School music department will present Gilbert and Sullivan's popular work M. S.

Pinafore" on Friday and Saturday nights May 3 and 4. This is a departure for the department inasmuch as only Broadway musical comedies have been presented during the past years. It is hoped that the memorable characters of Gilbert and Sullivan will once again delight audiences in the Crystal Lake area. One of the most popular groups tn wr annear in nnr In una I km Jute, About 1.2 million overseas tourists came to the U.S. in the first half of 1973.

"LOVE" Wednesday, Friday and Saturday March 27, 29 and 30th 9t Patrirk'c. Masc' havinc 'if) HELD OVER 2nd WEEK VH NO BARGAIN MATINEE SHOWT1MES FOR THIS FEATURE 1:30 iuMMjk. if' 7 :30 ftogngittflsr I A mruniarj fSri v'i GREAT vy j- i' GATSBr in rt Midwest premiere March 31 riiiMiiiilllliliiiMii music store. Cry stal Lake, and will available at the door he night of the concert FLOYD'S ROUTE 31 CARPENTERSVI LLE.ILL. 426-3446 TL-t Woodstock 330032 Starts Friday WOODY ALLEN IN SLEEPER Rated PG I Vfeetofays 7:20 Sat.

Sun. 1 20 of Twentieth Century music. Robert Bishop of Crystal I.ake will sing the tenor solo Bishop is a graduate of King's College, Bnarcliff N.Y. He has sung with the Lyric Opera Chorus in Chicago, the Northern Baptist Seminary Men's Chorus, and the King's College Choir. He has been a soloist in the "Messiah," choir director of the Geneva Road Baptist Church, in Wheaton, and is currently doing solo and choir work with St.

Mary's Episcopal Church. Crystal Iake, and the Northern Illinois Choir. Along with the "St. Patrick's Mass." the choir will present Schubert's "Mass in Major" with string accompaniment and soprano, tenor, and bass solos. Soloists for the Schubert Mass will be Kathy Brown Gilpin, soprano from Crystal Lake: Robert Hilgoe, tenor, also from Crystal Lake, and Robert Praezak, tenor from Woodstock and music teacher at Marian Central High School.

Tickets for the concert are available at McHenry County College and the Players Bench The Northern Illinois Chorus, along with the McHenry County College Chorus will present the Midwest premiere of the "St. Patrick's Mass" by Philip Green, on Sunday. March 31, at 8 p.m. at St. Thomas Catholic Church, Rte.

176 and Oak Crystal Lake. The choir will again be under the direction of Ms. Margaret M. Griffith and will be accompanied by full orchestra. The "St.

Patrick's Mass" by Green was written in 1971 and has been performed in London. New York, and Wahington. D.C. This will be the first presentation in the Midwest. The "St.

Patrick's Mass" is written for chorus, tenor solo, and orchestra. In the Mass, Green takes the traditional liturgy and treats it with an Irish idiom. He mixes the traditional with the contemporary by combining traditional melodies with new and exciting thms, and by adding vibraphone, guitar and snare durm to the conventional orchestra of strings, brass and woodwind. "The St. Patrick Mass" is innovative, exciting, and a great example HELD OVER HOT "CHARIOTS OF THE Bv EPICH VAN OAMIKEf WEEKDAYS 7 9 SAT.

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