Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 34

TUCSON LITTLE THEATER PRESENTS A FINAL PERFORMANCE OF 'LO AND Because two of last week end's performances of "Lo and Behold!" were "sold. out" the Tucson Little Theater decided to present one final performance of the John Patrick play tonight. The time is 8:30 p.m.- the place the Temple of Music and Art. In this scene, photographed.last week, three ghosts (back of couch) are trying to promote a romance between Charles McCoy and Gwen Howard. The ghosts (left to right) are Bob Prestlien, Hal Landon and Elizabeth Kneeland.

That's Mary Ann Abosfcetes on'the floor at left. Wildlife Expert Visits In Tucson Herbert W. one of America's wildlife au. thorities, is visiting this month at the Triple ranch, in Tucson. A native Brandt is author of "Arizona and Its Birdlife" and other books on birds of Alaska and Texas.

He is one of the best known amate'ur. ornithologists in the i-t States. Dr. Brandt recently was ch'osen by the ash Motor Co. to be recipient of its national conservation award.

A prominent businessWiati, Dr. Brandt is unique naturalists in that he organizes, finances and conducts his own expeditions to gather knowledge about ica's bird life. Gordon Being Filmed Two recent suspense novels by the husband-wife team of Mildred and Gordon Gordon, who write tinder the name? of The Gordons, are being in Hollywood. "Case Pile: FBf," published by Doubleday, will be brought to life by Brofiericki Crawford and Ruth Roman. Crawford will play the famous fic'tianal character of "Kip." Dorothy McGuire and Stephen McXalJy will in "Make Haste to'Live," 1 which was filmed' In Santa Fe, N.M.

The Gordons formerly lived Tucson. Gordon was mariagijig editor of the Daily Citizen. At 10 Years Of Age Gloria's A Television Star AROUND IHE WORLD I CRUISE 1955 Sew M. S. Knnctslioliii 1 Now York -I January 8, 1955 I 97 days I Visits Madeira, Gibraltar, I France, 'Eg'ypti I Arabia, India, Ceylon, I Thailand, Indonesia, I Philippines, Hong Kong, I Japan, Hawaii, Canal I Zone, thru Panama Canal I from $2900 I Hy ways and By ways I Travel Service GIG X.

Country Club Road Xo Charge for Our --'Dial By Bernice Cosulich NEW- 'YORK--How would you-'like to be thrown out of Echoql. because -you were too That is what happened to Gloua Bowen, who was bom in Tucson just 10 years, ago and whose father is now the AP New sfeatures department in New York City, and -whose mother, Mis Sherry Bowen, Is hei ision manager Glona has been stud3ing bjrf let with varius New York teacheib, including the coips de ballet master of the -Metro- for about six of her 10 -Not Jong ago she enrolled in a class of 12 and 14-j ear ojds A few lessons later the teacher called Mrs. aside. "WE CAN'T teach Gloria anv- here; she's too advanced." said the' teacher. "And our older girls are dropping out, that she exceeds- them in skill Could you find another teacher for her or another class?" 'Gloria -was kicked out of the-class so the teacher, have a class left.

But that" didn dismav GIoi ip She's too with voice and piano let, -sons each Saturday'at the Juilliard Music and with still -another dancing Saturday afternoons. She's gotten too bu'syvto. continue her art classes at the Museum' of Modern Art, where she attended several years. LAST SUMMER, when it was very hot" in New York. City, Papa Sherry Bowen 'and Mama Ruby Bowen, said Gloria should stop her ballet lessons.

I couldn't do that. What WOULD I do without ray ballet exercises," asked Gloria. So she kept right on, heat hu- notwithstanding. Gloria has made 16 television' appearances in the last few Ballet her one" consuming Interest. Mama Ruby, who used' to stay close to the family home in a deep, canyon of the Tucson mountains, now designs" Gloria's costumes, gets her TV bookings, and acts as her dresser.

But somehow she still finds time to write poetry and short stories and to. classes at Columbia university --that's keeping Ruby Bowen pretty busy. PAPA SHBHKV Bowen? That former Tucson newspaper man just smiles probdly at his two oung women, but' keeps his mind on a he's writing he's not busy at trie. AP office downtown. Someday he hopes the family will go back Tucson and live On hundred 'acres the Bowens still own in the Tucson mountains.

GLORIA BOWEN ALMOST OXE-THIUD OP ALL radio sets produced in the United States are used in automobiles. Bailif 0ltf2tn 3 Saturday Evening, March 27,1954 TONY CORRAL and His ORCHESTRA Dinner MuSic 6 to 9 P. M. SANTA RITA HOTEL Rendezvous Room Dancing; in BAH SB till 12:45 A. M.

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TUCSON LITTLE THEATRE -Temple of Music Art 330 S. Scott 300 GOOD SKATS every performance $1 (tax incl.) Phone 3-2663 for THE TUCSON ARIZONA BOYS CHORUS THRILtlNG MUSICAL ROUNDUP 1954 HOMECOMING CONCERTS University of Arizona Auditorium Tuesday, April 6--Wednesday, April 7 P.M. TICKETS NOW ON SALE Boys Chorus Box Office at Jacome's Stone and Pennington, Phone 4-5321 S2.50-S1.75-81.23.