The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise from Seguin, Texas • Page 23

page 10B Sunday, July 1981 The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise Seguin, Texas The Corral, Mftiln: July Drifters of Victoria July 11 Morning Mesqulte from 8 to 12, July 'to 12, July 10- Texas from 8 to 12, BtocBonnet Palace, Selma: July 9 Morning from 9 lol. El Plerta Ballroom, fteguln: July 5 Jimmy Edwards and Sonny and the Sunllnern from 8 to 12. Scftiiln Knights of Columbus Hall: July 5 Klaco Jlmlnez 8u Cahunto from 6 to 10. Golden Spike Lounge, Holiday Inn of Seguln: Stormy now appearing nightly except Sunday. Laurie Auditorium, Trinity Unlvenlty: Englefcert Humperdlnck, July 8.

(NOTE New location) Convention Center Arena, San Antonio: The Jacksons, July 15; Heart, July 16. San Antonio: Squeeze, July 18. Manor Downs, Austin: Grateful Dead, July "Joe Ely's South Texas Tornado Jam" (Flood Victim Benefit) starring the Ely Band, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Double Trouble, Cold Chisel and Al Koopcr, July 1 1 Erwln Center, University of Texas at Austin: Kmmy Lou Harris, Sept. 27; Frank Zappa, Oct. 15.

Austin Opera House: Squeeze, July 15; The Dirt Hand, July 30. Paramount Theatre, Austin: Maze und Dcneice Williams, July 16 Todd Kundgrcn, July 23. Club Foot, Austin The Judys, July 4 Juice Newton, July 6. Liberty Lunch, Austin: Stephen Doster, July 10; Dennis Brown, July 11. River Festival, San Antonio: MCA recording artist and country comedian of the year, Jerry Clower, will appearon July International Festival, RoundTop: A concert featuring works by American composers will highlight the July 4 activities at the historic village of RoundToo.

July 5 there will be an afternoon performance at 4 p. Gollad Longhorn Stampede: The fourth annual event sponsored by the Goiiad County Chamber of Commerce will be held on July 10 and 1 1 on the historic Courthouse Square in downtown Goiiad. Continuous entertainment is planned from the opening ceremony at 8 p.m. on Friday to the closing event, beginning at 9 p.m. on Saturday, a street dance featuring the Texas Top Hands.

A large variety of food and arts and crafts booths open that evening and arm wrestling and beer chug-a-lugs will be held. The Fagans, a bluegrass music band, will play for a free concert. The Goiiad Theatre Arts Group will present western skits on the street, bingo will be played, cake walk will be enjoyed and a kiddie carnival will be in operation. Most of these events will again take place on Saturday along with several other special events. The Chili Cook-off will begin at noon with registration being accepted until that time and at 7, the annual auction will be held.

Among featured items this year will include original sketches by Ace Reid, of Cowpoke fame, barbecue pits and print irom Dalhart Wlndberg, a native of Goiiad. Great World's Fair, Luckenbach. The event will be herd June 27, 28 and July 4, 5. Ray Wylie Hubbard will perform June 26 in the Stonewall Rodeo Pavillion. Other western and pop groups include Ken Finlay and the High Cotton Express, Janet Lynn and C.W.

Slick Band, Kerry Pryor and her band, Gregg Chesser and the Pronto Brothers, Pehl's Oompah band, Allen Damron, Annie O'Brian, Natalie Zoe and bluegrass singer Sid Huusman. The classics will be represented by the Austin Wind Ensemble and classical quartets from the Austin All City Orchestra. An old fiddlers contest will be held and the Texas Songwriters Association has assembled a show at the Roy Petsch Ranch. The University of Texas Show band will perform also. There will be folk, ballet and belly dancers.

Also included are rattlesnake and armadillo races along with a chicken flying contest. There will be a Miss World's Fair and World's most Handsome Cowboy contest. A horsemanship exhibition will be given by the San Antonio "Charros. There will be an arts and craits show and gunslingers. Story tellers, domino tournaments, quilting bees, blacksmith demonstrations and bull riding contest are also scheduled.

Cheerleaders will also compete in contests. Laguna Gloria at First Federal, Austin: The Art Museum announces the summer exhibition of the Texas Fine Arts Association, on view July 2-Aug. 6. This year's exhibition features 33 Texas artists, including 16 from Austin. The works selected by guest juror David Ryan, director of the Ft.

Worth Art Museum will travel in upcoming months to cities throughout Texas under the auspices of the TFAA. Weekday show hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rockport Art Association: The 12th annual show will be held at the Ski Basin Park on Rockport Harbor. Some 125 artists from 40 cities and towns throughout Texas will offer quality art work to the public.

The Festival opens July 4 at noon and continues until 9 p.m. On Sunday the affair begins at noon and closes at 6 p.m. Saturday evening a beautiful fireworks display is scheduled at Ski Basin Park. A wide variety of food and drinks will be on sale. Harlequin Dinner Theatre, Ft.

Sam Houston: "3 Girls 3" a musical revue by Vanita Rae Smith from June 25 through July 19 at the Roadrunner Recreation Center on Fort Sam Houston. Summerfect, San Marcos: The second annual musical production this year will be The show will be staged in Evans Auditorium on the Southwest Texas State University campus on Juno 36,27,28 and July 2,3,5,10,11 and 12. Director is John Belisie of SWT, and musical director is Alan Shinn, conductor of the SWT percussion ensemble. Choreographer is Genuede Lapp? of New York. The event is sponsored by SWT and the San Marcos Heritage Association Summerfest also includes a July 4 family picnic in Sewell Park, patriotic observance, and fireworks display, along with the production University of Toxas, Austin: "Diamond studs" will be performed at 8 p.m.

July 10-19 in Tho Winship Prama Building Theatre Room The play is a country western musical about Jesse James and star, the two notorious outlaws, and is adapted from the book by Jim Wann. Brian Gromott and John Hood will direct this production. Original melodrama to be presented Left Her Heart In Tex an," an original musical melodrama set In historic Gruene, premiered at the outdoor Garden Theater In Gruene on Thursday, July 2. Dennis Chrlstllles and Jay Jennings (Associated Director of the Texas Playwrights Co. Theater) collaborated on the book, lyrics, and music and then presented the TPC with a brand new production to premiere during the present Vaudeville Summer Season.

"Melodrama is obviously full of frivolity," says author Chrlstilles, "but along with the broad comedy and the traditional characters, there is op portunlty to spoof all oversim- pllsllc notions that the 'country life' was full of bumpkins and rural simpletons. Our play supports the attitude that the values of the rural life style are healthy and valid and we had best keep in touch with them Jennings says that the lyrics and book are intended to "give credability to horse sense and native intelligence." He adds that the show employs "every marvelous comic trick in the world" with wild chase scenes, mistaken identities, intrigue, malapropisms. puns and more "The songs," says Jennings, "are full of fun, local color and Texana allusions." Jennings is a widely traveled man of the theater His experience includes training in dance, costume and acting in New York City, dancing at the Oakland Civic Ballet in California and touring with David Hartman in "My Fair Lady" and Chita Rivera Story." Dennis Christllles, a student of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, is the author of seven plays, all of which have been produced. He is currently Kilgore among the cast members of Tanstasticks' Petruchio and Miss Guada- lupc County have been meeting nightly in New Braunfels, where the Tom Jones-Harvey Schmidt musical, "The Fan- taslicks," is due toopen July at Circle Arts Theatre. It's all above board however, since the Petruchio of the One Seguin Art Center's production of "Shrew" (better known as Curt Pf annstiel) is now playing El Gallo, and Kathy Jo Kilgore is cast as the female lead, Luisa.

"Curt has done several lead roles for us, in "How to Sue ceed in Business," "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," "Jesus Christ Superstar," and "1776," but I've never heard his voice in better form," said managing director Elizabeth Elliott. "The rnnKL- El Gallo's music is wide and Curt's beautiful baritenor covers it all!" Miss Kilgore, a contestant in the Miss South Texas Pageant, is performing her first role for Circle Arts. "And we wish we'd found her sooner, we're so pleased with her talent," added Elliott. "The Fantasticks" has the distinction of being the longest running show in the history of the American theatre, having opened May 3,1960 at the Sullivan St. Theatre in New York City and still running.

In the other lead part of Matt is Richard Guerrero of New Braunfels, performing his tenth role for the theatre. Guerrero was recently accepted for enrollment in the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. Others in the cast are Ernie Baumann and Dick Gorman of San Antonio, playing the fathers; Tom Henderson as the Old Actor, Mark Jackson as Mortimer, and Susan Marsh as The Mute. The production is under the direction of Roberta Elliott, associate artistic director of the theatre; Jane Haas is the music director. In addition to the champagne opening on the 9th, performances are scheduled for July 10, 11, 16-18, 23-25, 30-Aug.

1 at 8:15 p.m. with matinees at 4 p.m. on July 12, 19 and 26. Tickets and reservations are available at Slocum's Bookstore in New Braunfels, 1-6250251. finishing his graduate studies at Southwest Texas State University where he has directed "The Shadow Box" and "Jumpers." His association with Jennings began when Jennings cast him as the psychiatrist in "Equus" at SWTSU.

Jennings and Christilles plan to collaborate on more plays in the future. "She Left Her Heart in Texas" tells the tale of sweet Nellie fighting off the ruthless Rattlesnake Bill who would have Nellie's farm and the oil rights Roger Stoutheart with wit and will and the help of friends manages to save Nellie, the farm, and the day. Thirteen musical numbers mark the story's progress as all the citizens of old Gruene romp through a two-act interpretation of the "good old days." "She Left Her Heart in Texas" will run each Thursday. Friday. Saturday and Sunday evening through Aug.

2. Rent A As low as: Day Week $50.00 Mo. $200.00 Used Car Trucks, too 372-1846 Day Minimum Keith LaRue ECKE IGNORANCE IS BLISS Oblivious to the mysterious El Gallo played by Curt Pfannstiel (center), Matt and Luisa played by Richard Guerrero (right) and Kathy Jo Kilgore (left) don't know the effect he will have on the course of their love. This scene is from "The Fan- tasticks," the musical opening with a champagne gala on July 9 at Circle Arts Theatre in Landa Park, New Braunfels. Additional performances are scheduled for July 10, 11, 16-18, 23-25, 30-Aug.

1 at 8: 15 p.m. with matinees at 4 p.m. on July 12, 19 and 26. (Courtesy photo) Oak Ridge Boys tune moving up By The Associated Press The following are Billboard's hot record hits for the week ending July 11 as they appear in next week's issue of Billboard magazine. Hot Singles 1.

"Bette Davis Eyes" Kim Carnes (EMI-America) 2. "All Those Years Ago" George Harrison (Dark Horse) One That You Love" Air Supply (Arista) 4. "Jessie's Girl" Rick Springfield (RCA) 5. "You Make My Dreams" Daryl Hall John Gates (RCA) 6. "Elvira" Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) 7.

dio Records) 8. "Theme from 'Greatest American Hero' Joey Scarbury (Elektra) 9. "1 Don't Need You" Kenny Rogers (Liberty) 10. "Slow Hand" Pointer Sisters (Planet) Top LP's 1. "Mistaken Identity" Kim Carnes (EMI-America) 2.

"Hi Infidelity" REO Speed wagon (Epic) 3. "Long Distance Voyager" Moody Blues (Threshold) 4. "Paradise Theatre" Styx 5. "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" ACDC (Atlantic) 6. "Hard Promises" Tom Petty The Heartbreakers (Backstreet) 7.

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