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timore Music Teachers As- THE SUN, Sunday, October 13, 1974 Music notes Band, and Chamber Players. The Saturday program: Psalm 90 Ires "Serenity" Ives "They Are That" Ivee Skeniadaryo Ivey "Things that Oo Bump In the Nlht" Nelson "Counting the Beats" Hutt "Evocation and Dong" Moss Sunday's program: Symphony Ko. 3 Ives Country Band March Ives Largo for Violin, Clarinet and Piano Ives Portrait ol a Virgo McMahons Reverie Meyers Chez le Demise Meyers Rhomboliedra (world premiere) The programs are free. Recital at Peabody Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Nicholas Smith, pianist and 20-year-old winner of first prize in the Collegiate Division of the National Music Teachers Competition, will appear in recital in the Con The free program: Ballade In minor, Op. 23 Chopin Preludes, Op.

28 Chopin Sonata in fait minor, Op. 33 Fantasle Chopin Selected Scherzos, Mazurkas and Etudes On Saturday and Sunday, Towson State College and the American Society of University Composers will celebrate the 100th birthday of Charles Ives with a Centennial Music Festival to take place in the Fine Arts Building on the college campus. The programs will be presented Saturday at 8.15 P.M., and Sunday at 3 P.M., and will include performances of works by Ives, Jean Eichel-berger Ivey, Preston Hutt, Robert McMahon, Lawrence Moss, Gordon C. Cyr, Larry Nelson and Emerson Meyers. Participants will include the Towson State Orchestra, Continued jrom Page 20 the famed symphonic ensemble.

Mr. Ormandy will conduct two of the five concerts in the Baltimore series on December 17 and February 4. Other guest conductors include James Levine and Riccardo Muti. Mr. Abbado is music director of the Vienna Philharmonic and permanent conductor of LaScala of Milan.

He made his initial appearance with the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1968. Mr. Zuckerman, a native of Israel, came to America to study at the Juilliard School with Ivan Galamian, to whom he had been recommended by Isaac Stern and Pablo Casals. He made his debut with the New York Philharmonic In 1969. The program: Adagio In major for Violin and Orchestra, K.V.

261 Mozart Rondo In major for Violin and Orchestra, K.V. 373 Moiart Violin Concerto No. 1, In flat, K.V. 207 Mozart Symphony No. 4, "Tragic," D.

417 Schubert "Death and Strauss Music of Chopin On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, Virginia Reinecke, pianist, will be heard at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in a program consisting entirely of works of Chopin, to be performed in commemoration of the 125th anniversary of the composer's death. Miss Reinecke, well-known to local audiences, is a graduate of the Peabody Conservatory and the Paris vatory. soclation, Inc. Next Sunday at 3.30 P.M. Lloyd Bowers and Joseph Stephens, harpsichordists well known to local audiences, will be heard in a duo recital at Wilson Memorial Methodist Church, North Charles street and University parkway.

Next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock the Festival Chamber Players of Philadelphia will appear at the Carriage House of the Evergreen House Foundation, 4545 North Charles street. Next Sunday afternoon at 5.30 o'clock, the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen will sponsor the appearance of Dr. Rich AMUSEMENTS 28 Light St. at Lombard (301) 837-1111 INDOOR PARKING NEXT DOOR CxV 1 J. ROTHSTEIN CO.

extensively throughout Hie United States. program: Hym d'Aotion de Grace, "Te Ceumj 0 Blessed Jesu" Brahms "Jesus Christ Our Savior" Bach Prelude and Fugue in minor Bacli Aria KvmohonT VI. Intermezzo Witlor "A Lamentation ol Jerenuali" Purvis TaccoU Festiva The program is free. Bon voyage concert At 8 P.M. today, the Morgan State College Choir will appear under the direction of Nathan Carter in a "Bon Voyage Concert" at the Lyric Theater.

The ensemble, has been invited to perform and record with the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, and the London Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Carter, chairman of the music department at Morgan State College, has been director of the college's choral music program for the past four years. The program: Utrecht Jubilate Handel Rpoulem Garcia jubilant Son" Dello Jolo Three Sotrlruals "Por and Bess" Concert Version On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, the Peabody Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Richard Higgins, will be heard in its first public performance of the season at the Peabody Concert Hall.

The program: 1 Chorale. "If Thou Be Near" Bach Variations and Fugue Giannlnl Severn Suite Elsar Three Japanese Dances Bernard Rogers Suite from "The Good Soldier Kurka Variations on "America" Ives Orchestra visits Also at 8 P.M. Tuesday the Philadelphia Orchestra will present the first of its five scheduled programs at the Lyric Theater. The orchestra will be under the direction of Claudio Abbado, with Pincus Zuckerman, violinist, as soloist. This season the Philadelphia Orchestra will celebrate its 75th anniversary, and Eugene Ormandy will mark his 75th birthday, as well as his 39th year as music director of Over 3 Generations OSTEND STS.

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Next Sunday at 8.15 P.M. the Musicians Company, will present the first of its new series of recitals entitled "Evenings of Baroque Music" at the Goucher College Lecture Hall. The ensemble Is composed of Shirley Mathews, harpsichordist, Jan Kok, recorder player, and Mary Rubicka, contralto. AMUSEMENTS N0TAKEYH0LDER? Call or stop In and Join In time to see 0. C.

Smith NEW GLEN. Glen Bumle Call theater, NORTH POINT DRIVE IN, North Point Rd. "Whafs Uo Doc?" (G). NORTH POINT PLAZA, North Point Blvd. Funny Car Summer (G) nnnntintinovi NORTHWAY, 6701 Harford Rd'.

"Mrs. Sexy Borrington" (X). NORTHWOOD. 1572 Havonwood "Thunderbolt and Liahtfoot" (Rl. PARAMOUNT, 6650 Belair thurs.

What's Up Doc U). PARK, Lexington Park, Md. "Frankenstein" (X). PATAPSCO, 603 Patopseo Ave. Sun.

Thurs, "Whafs Up Doc" (G). PATTERSON, 3136 Eastern Ave. Thurs "Whafs Ud Doc" G. PER RING PIAZA CINEMA Towson ims Is My Alaska Iimesi I JU 3.30.5.30.7.30.9.30. PERRING PLAZA CINEMA II, Towion 1 1 Harrow House (PG), Timou 2.4.6.8.

10. PIKES, 1001 ReMeritown Rd. The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (PG), Times, 2.30.5.7.30. 10. PLAYHOUSE, Chariot ft 25th inurs, ror fetes oake' irui, limeii 3.30,5, 6.30,8,9.30.

PLAYHOUSE, Annapolii "Sex-Thief" (X). PLAZA, Annapolis "The Longest Yard's(R). PLAZA, Lexington Park, Md. "This Is My Alaska" (G). PULASKI DRIVE-IN, Pulaski Hwy.

"Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry" (Rl, "Last Ameri can Hero" (PG), closed KANDAIL5TOWN Liberty ft Old Court Rdi. mars Entertainment Times: 1.15.3.30,5.45.8. 10.15. INT. 1627 Ponna.

Ave. Frankenstein" (X), Blood Mania (R). REISTERSTOWN RD. PLAZA, Reisterstown Rd. "Going Places" (R), Timesi 2.4,6,8, 10.

REX, York Rd. ft Cold Spa. La. "Black Is Beautiful" (X), "Ursual" (X). RITCHIE CINEMA 1, New Ordnance Rd.

ft Ritchie Hwy "What's Up Doc" (G). Timesi 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.3(5, 9.30. RITCHIE CINEMA 2, Now Ordnance Rd. ft Ritchie Hwy. "Eleven Harrow House" (PG), Timesi 145, 3.45, 5.45, 7.45, 9.45.

RITCHIE CINEMA 3, Now Ordnance Rd. ft Ritchie Hwy. "Juggernaut" (PG), Times, 2.00, 4.00, 6.00, 8.00, (0.00. SECURITY SO. CINEMA Security Blvd.

"THIS Is My Alosko" (Gl. Times, 1.30. 3.30. 5.30, 7.30, 9.30. SECURITY SO.

CINEMA II, Security Blvd. 1 I Harrow House (PG). Times: 2.00, 4.00, 6.00, 8.00, 10.00. SENATOR, 5904 York Rd. -Sun.

"The Sting" (PG). Timesi 2.30, 4.45, 7.05, 9.20. SHORE DRIVE IN, Pasadena, "Frankenstein" (X), "Heat" (X), closed. SQUIRE, Aberdeen, "This Is Mv Alaska (PG). STRAND, Dundalk "What's Up Doc?" (PG).

SUPER 1 70 DRIVE IN, Odenton Andy Warhol Frankenstein (X), Sins of Adorn and Eve" (X). TIMONIUM CINEMA York Rd, opo. rairgai, vvnats up uocr (Gl. Timet, 2 00. 4.00.

6.00. 8.00. 10 00 TIMONIUM CINEMA II, York Rd. epp. Fairgdl.

cloven Harrow House" (PG). Timesi 1.45, 3.45, 5.45, 7.45, 9 45 P.M. TIMONIUM DRIVE IN, Tlmonium, Md. "Gone With the Wind" (G), (Ooen 7.00 o.m. I.

Mon. Thurs. closed. TIVOLI. Frederick, Md.

"Thii li My Alaska" (G). TOWSON, York Rd. "American Graffiti" (PG), "Pett 'n Tidies" (PO), (last comolete snow 8 m. UPTOWN, 5010 Park 3 Big Krate Pictures. Mon, -Fri.

closed. VALLEY DRIVE IN, Reisterstown ft Valley Kdl. Uirty Mary, (-rosy Lorry K), "Last American Hero" (PG), closed. VILLAGE, Reisterstown, Md. "This Is My Alaska" (G), Timeli 1.30, 3.30, 3.30,7 30.9.30.

WESTVIEW CINEMA 6023 Balle. Nat'l Pike Harry ft Tonto (R), 4. 6. 8. 10.

WESTVIEW CINEMA II, 6023 Balte. Nat'l Pike "The longest Yard' (R). Timet, 1 55. 4 00. 6 CO 8 00 10.00.

WESTVIEW CINEMA III, 6000 Balte. Nat'l Pike Three Musketeers" (PG), Times, 1.45, 5, 8.20. "S.P.Y.S." (PG), Timesi 3 30,6 50,10, WESTVIEW CINEMA IV, 6000 Balte, Nat'l Pike "The Mod Adventures of Rabbi Jacob" (G), Timet, 1 ,45. 3.45, 5.45, 7.45, 9 45. WESTWAY, "This It My Alaska" (G), Times.

2.00, 4.00, 6,00, 8 00, 10 00. YORK RD. CINEMA, 6376 York Rd. "The longest Yard" (R), Timeu 12.30, 2.40,4.50,7.13,9.45, extern there Movie Calendar AVALON, Fallen, Md, "Born losers" (PG). BEACH, Ocean City, "lords BOULEVARD, Salisbury, "That's Entertainment" (G).

BOWL, Saliibury, "Walking tall" (Rl "fiitCorter" (Rl. Mon. Thurs. closed. CROSSROADS, Denton, "9 llvei of Frits the Caf (R), "Heavy Troftic (R).

DORSET, Cambrld 3RSET, Cambridge, Thu "This is My Alaska" (G), MAIL CINEMA, Salisbury, "What's Up Doc" (G). RK, Salisbury, Md Sun. "Education of Sonny Carton" (R), "lady Singi the Blues" SUhii Ocean City, Md.Sun,-Tuti "While SUPER 30 DRIVE IN, Troppe, "Blue Summer" (X), "Jonie" (X). SURF, Ocean City, "Call- lornln Split" (R), 213 DRIVE IN, Church Hill, "The lords of Fbtbush" (PG), "let the Good Timet Roll" 1l ijSSWrT D21 AMUSEMENTS ENTERTAINMENT CONCEPT CORPORATION PRESENTS TONIGHT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13-8 P.M. ALEXANDRIA ROLLER RINK ALEXANDRIA, VA.

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'til 9 P.M. Sit, 'til i xot hiti i iii mm Complete Motion Picture Theater Calendar AERO, Middle "McQ" (PG). APEX, 1 10 S. Broadway "Th Sucken" (X), "Midnight Plowboy" (X). APOUO, 1500 Harford "Threo tho Hard Way" "Fright" (R).

ARCADE, S436 Harford Rd. "Thii Is My Alaska" (G), Times, 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30. BEL AIR, Bol Air, "Fran- konsttin" (X). BEl AIR DRIVE-IN, Bol Air. Md.

"Roturn ol tho Dragon (R), "Busting" (R). BENOIES DRIVE-IN, 3417 Eastorn Ave. Andy Warhol Franktn-stoin" (XI. "Countess Dracula" (X). BOULEVARD, 3302 Groonmount Ave.

This Is My Alaska (G), Timost 2,3.55,5.50,7.45, 9.40. BROADWAY, 509 S. Broadway "All Greek Show" CAMPUS HILLS CINEMA Bol Air, Md. "Juggornout" (PG), 1 .30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30. CAMPUS HILLS CINEMA II, Bol Air Md "Harrow House" (PG), Tim.i, 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30.

CAPITOL, Annapolis, Md. "Black Godfather (R). CARUNS DRIVE-IN, Park Or. Deep Thrust (R), Frankenstein (X). CARLTON.

1201 Dundalk Ave. Sun. "Frankenstein" (X), Timou 1.30, 3.10, 4.3U,0.3U1V.IU, V.3U. CARROLL, Westminster, Md. 'Thii Is My Ala ska" (G).

CHURCH LANE CINEMA, Cockeyivlllo Md. "This Is My Alaska" (G), Times: 1,3.15,5.30,7.45, 10. CINEMA I. York Ridaelv Rdss. Sun, "Phase IV" (PG), Times.

2, 3.30, 5, 6 30, 8, V.3U. CINEMA II, York Ridaoly Rdi. Sun, "Juggernaut" (PG), Timest 2.00, 4.00,6.00,8.00,10.00. CIRCLE, Annapolis, Md, "Whafs Up Doc5 (Gl. CLUSTER, 303 S.

Broadway "Hercules" (PG), "Hercules Unchained" (PG). COLUMBIA CINEMA Rt. 29, Columbia, Md. Sun, Juggernaut" (PG), Times, 1.30,3.30,5.30, 7.30,9.30. COLUMBIA CINEMA II, Rt.

29, Columbia, Md. "What's Up Doc" (G), Times; 1.45.3.45.5.45.7.45.9.45. CREST, 5425 Reittorslown Rd. Frankenstein (X), Blood Mania EARLE. 4847 Belair "Fran kenstein" (X), Times: 1.30, 2.10.

4.50, 0.30. 8.10,9.50. EASTPORT CINEMA Annapolis, ma. inn is My Alaska EASTPORT CINEMA II, Annapolis Md. "Juqgernaut" (PG).

EDGEWATER CINEMA Edgewood Md. "Andy Warhol's Franken stein" (X). EDGEWATER CINEMA II, Edgewood, Md. Call theater. EDMONDSON DRIVE-IN, 6000 Balto.

Nat'l Pike "1 1 Harrow House (PG) "Salzbura Connection" fPGl. EDMONDSON VILLAGE, Edmondton Ave. oun. rrankonstein (aj, "Blood Mania" (Rl. ELKRIDGE DRIVE-IN, 6200 Washington Blvd.

Andy Warhol Fran. kenstein" (X), "Countess FREDERICK DRIVE IN. Frederick, "Walking Tall" (R). "Get Carter" (R). GLEN BURNIE MALL, Glen Burnie "The Longest Yard" (R), Times.

1.30, 3.30,5.30,7 30,9.30. GOV. RITCHIE DRIVE IN, Ritchie Hwy. "Macon County line" (R)Bo Car Bertha" (R). GRAND, 509 S.

Conklina St. "This Is My Alaska" (G), Times, 1.30, 3.30. 5 30. 7.30. 9.30.

HAGER DRIVE IN, Hagerstown, Md. "Frankensteini Monster From Hell" plus Captain Kronosi Vampire Hunter Mon, closed. HAGERSTOWN CINEMA Hagerstown, Md. "Wolking Tall" (R). HAGERSTOWN CINEMA II, Hagorltewn, Md.

"The Woy We Were" (PG). HARFORD MALL CINEMA Bol Air, Md, "What's Up Doe" (G). HARFORD MALL CINEMA II, Bol Air, Md. "This Is My Alaska" (G). HARLEM, 616 N.Gilmor "Three the Hard Wnv" (Rl.

"Friaht" (Rl. HARUNDALE CINEMA Harundale man runny tor summer tn I At 7 At a At HARUNDALE CINEMA Harundale Mall "This It My Alaska" Times, 1.30,3.30,5.30,7.30,9.30. HILLRNDALE. 1045 Tavlar Ave. "Harry Tonto" (R fimeli 2.00, 4.O0, 6.00, 100,10.00.

HIWAY. Essei-Sun. -Thurs. Harrow House" (P(J). HIWAY DRIVE IN, Mf.

Lone, "High Plains Driller" (R), "Ploy Misty Foi Me'T(PG). HOLIDAY, Frederick, Md, "Harrod Summer" (Rl. HOLLYWOOD, Arbutui, Md. "This Is Mv Alaska" (Gl. JOPPATOWNE, 1024 Jeppa Farm Rd.

"This li My Alaska" (G), Times. 1 30, 3.30,5.30,7.30, 9.30, LAKE DRIVE IN, Sykeivllie, "Born losers" (PG), Electro Glide In Blue" (PO), Mon Thurs, closed. LAUREL CINEMA, laurel, -Wed, "Big Bad Mama" (R), Spikel Gong" (R), "Angels As Hard As They Come" (R). LIBERTY liberty Old Court "Whofs Up Doe?" (G. LIBERTY II, Liberty 6V Old Court "Juggernaut" (PG).

Timen 1.30, 3,30, 3.30,7 36,9.30, MET, North ft Penna, Sun. "The Mack" (R), "CoHy" (R). MINI-FLICK 1. "Gon With the Wind" (O), Timen 2.00, 00, MINI-FLICK 1, Plkesvllle-Sun, "AI- (redo, Allredo" Times. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.

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