The Daily Spectrum from Saint George, Utah • 15

Thursday, July 18, 1996 Arts Entertainment The Spectrum Page B3 Period music, theater brings 1940s to life assortment of unusual but authentic instruments. In her program, she will trace the story of music and musical instruments throughout history. For The Spectrum Monday through Thursday, and 8 and 10 p.m.. Friday and Saturday. Tickets are $4.95 per child under 12 years of age, $9.94 per adult and may be purchased In advance at the Players Island box office or by calling (800) 882-6216.

CEDAR CITY One evening with Pelon offers 1000 years of music Lauren Pelon will be the featured artist at the Summer Evening Concert Series sponsored by Southern Utah University at 7 p.m.. Sunday in the Randall Jones Performing Arts Theatre. During his free presentation The Living Roots of Music," Pelon will utilize an MESQUITE, Nev. Players Island adds magic to its show "Magic, Magicf a new family entertainment show, premieres on Friday at the Players Island Bali Hai Theater. The John Stuart production combines illusion slight-of-hand, comedy, magic, singing and dance into a show the entire family will enjoy.

"Magic, Magic!" features Sherry Lukas, a hand manipulation magician, who will bring her slight-of-hand and grand illusions to the production. Fielding West is best known for combining his quick-wit humor and magic. Performances begin at 8 p.m.. Pelon She performs music from the first through the 20th century on over 25 instruments including the lute, guitar, lyre, recorders, gemshoms, coma-muse, krummhom, shawm, racket penny whistles and concertina to name a few. for The Spectrum Camille Diamond (left), Erin Camp and Patti Diamond perform in Walton Jones' '1940s Radio which opens tomorrow night.

The Hafen Theater will be transformed into the seedy radio station WOV this summer as Tuacahn presents matinee performances of Walton Jones" "1940s Radio Hour." The nostalgic musical comedy focuses on a group of working class entertainers whose "big break" into show biz are Monday-evening broadcasts of The Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade" live from the As tor Hotel. It's a cold and snowy December evening in New York City, 1942. World War II is in full swing and so are the Big Band sounds of Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey. The radio show's "stars" a collection of ordinary Joes arrive at the studio to perform the last show of the season. The only one doing a "song and dance routine" is Lou Cohen, the always serious and sometimes animated station manager.

The event that unfolds has kept audiences laughing and Lou scratching his $8 11UIU. "1940s Radio Hour" recaptures the sights and sounds of yesteryear and brings it to the stage in a laugh ter-filled afternooa" said Brant Pope, Puest director. Pi (111 lilt Besides performing such classical songs as The Chattanooga Choo-choo" and "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," the cast will also revive some of the era's funniest commercials. Relive radio's finest hours in this delightfully nostalgic comedy. Cast members include Roger Eaves, Patti Diamond, Casey Hendershot, Chris Lazarro, Camille Diamond, David Liddle, Erin Camp, Edward Harding, Chris Crouse, Kevin Burns, Rob Schoerder, Cynthia Hamilton, Kyle Dickerson, Johann Matute and Scott Watts, who also perform in "Utah! America's Most Spectacular Musical." "1940s Radio Hour" is presented for 10 Friday and Saturday perfor-.

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