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SUMMER IN VENICE 16 IanirtltOmta OUT OF TOWN Harrah's Reveals Line-up for Fall svtor indivijuats and businesses will come to our If somebody will help us with the equipment, we'll shoulder the responsibility for the teaching Malik comments. People Venice is an ambitious project, and so far it has been successful, mostly because of the dedication of the people who teach there. They hope to continue their work, and with a little help from a few yet-to-be-found friends, they will. BY JOHN L. SCOTT Timet Staff Wrltar sa.cop.j.,2 ail vvile l.i calls the beat.

The current aession of People Venice will halt when school starts, but only for a few days. The present students will return for evening and weekend classes. Weekdays the center, without any funding from any agency, will invite 35 so-called hard core high school dropouts in, hopefully to turn them soft and send them back to school. "We also hope to add an art class outdoors beside the music class. But the money situation, to say the least, is very tight.

Right now we're begging. The EYOA grant is gone and probably can't be renewed. Synanon, along with the musicians union just gave us some reconditioned instruments, a good start. Jim Tranchitella, the union president, gave us his saxophone. "We hope, somehow, iiialructor, Florence Merl, turns the class over to an assistant (each class has student leaders who have shown leadership potential) and explains to a visitor that she has just raised enough money to have a small section of dance floor installed and is still $50 short of her goal for buying a dancing bar.

A long scene of the play is ready for run-through, so all other activity stops while everyone watches. Considering there are nearly 40 students in the room, it is incredibly silent a necessity since David Garcia, a UCLA cinema student who came down to make a documentary and stayed to teach film-making, and his class are shooting the proceedings for a film version of "Emanuel Manana." Nearly all of the film was purchased with Garcia's salary and they are using his personal equipment. Outdoors behind the building and shaded by a portable wall, the music class is tooting away with considerable expertise on their own arrangement of "Sunny," while the instructor encourages them by patting heads and getting wandering fingers to the right part of the Most of them are thoroughly involved now and most have indicated they will be back on weekends and evenings during the fall, with or without further funding," Carter says. The center has opened a small boutique to help pay the $1,000 a month rent, but the rest of the facility is turned over to classes, which are at best crammed and closely scheduled. Short of Goal On a raised bare stage built by a professional show business supporter, a group of kids are rehearsing a play written by the playwriting class called "Emanuel Manana," a surrealistic story about power which translates as "Christ Tomorrow." According to the writing instructor, Earle Eldridge, it is written in a special language a combination of English and Ghet, the language of the ghetto, which the students have dubbed Groovy English.

While the rehearsal is under way, the dance instructor and her class are worming before seven haphazard size mirrors. IcCoTa G3 G3 (3 TODAY'S CALENDAR MOVIE i "THE LADY WITH THE DOG," Royce Hall, UCLA, 8. 1960 Russian adaptation of Chekhov story. Co-billed is "Childhood of Maxim Gorky." John Cassavetes 1 1 I in i ti- Welk's organization for four years, then formed his quintet and started touring. He has made 20 albums so far for Coral Records, and many singles.

Carol Channing continues to attract capacity audiences to the Riviera's Versailles Room, where she's supported by the Stone Country. Marty Allen and Steve Rossi will make their final appearance together, starting Sept. 24, with Phyllis McGuire also on the bill. Peggy Lee is booked for Nov. 19.

Circus Circus, Las Vegas' newest gaming spot, will open Oct. 1, according to Jay Sarno, president. "We're not a hotel," he explained. "We're simply a gaming and entertainment center. We have booked the best circus acts in the world and will have under one roof the reincarnation of the Hippodrome, the Midway and Broadway Palace.

"Already we have lined up the Flying Cavarettas, the Del Martis Troupe, the unicycling Three Goet-schis, the Rodriguez Brothers' high-wire act, Canestrelles, Pike Pickering and his comedy trampoline act, clowns Elizabeth and Cosmo, aeria-list Jeannine Pivoteau and the Flying Palacious." Song star Caterina Valente and comedian Mickey Rooney are currently at the Flamingo. They'll be followed Oct. 3 by Singer Al Martino and comedian Myron Cohen. Jimmy Durante and Barbara McNair are booked for the Frontier Oct. 7.

S3 mm Pvamotrt rYfumfttsents Miararrow a William CMht Production E3 63 03 1-4S il nu Ruth Gordon Sidney Ptoajced trt WWm Cast tor the Scieen RoalcnDg-Acni4Sy)cit MOTION PICTUBt SCOHt Dnuirawk IVhi aaLS tr. al JaUtaVH- Evansand Ralph Bellamy and Onecled by Roman Ihe novelty Valmi ftcfncttt-APw( MsJeut(JI Matin AuOvxn Stellar entertainment for Harrah's Clubs in Lake Tahoe and Reno has been scheduled for fall and early winter, according to Doug Bushousen, entertainment director. At Harrah's Tahoe, songstress Bobbie Gentry and dancer George Chaki-ris are current co-headli-ners. They'll be followed next Wednesday by Bill Cosby, who's set for two performances only. On Sept.

26 Wayne Newton begins a three-week run. Diana Ross and the Supremes make their Tahoe debut on Thursday, Oct. 17, staying until Sammy Davis Jr. opens Oct. 31 for an engagement of four weeks.

Current Program Trini Lopez and the comedy team of Skyles and Henderson share the current program at Harrah's Reno. On Sept. 19 Jimmy Dean and the Gee-zinslaw Brothers open. Mitzi Gaynor and George Carl are booked for Oct. 11.

Glen Campbell has been signed to make his Reno debut on Dec. 26. Interim bookings are now being set. Pat France, who has been with Harrah's Clubs for 16 years, has been named vice president in charge of entertainment, according to club owner. William Harrah.

France was formerly head of entertainment, press relations, public relations and advertising, but now will concentrate solely on entertainment. In Laa Vegas, comedian Godfrey Cambridge returns to the Aladdin Hotel's Bagdad Room next Friday. He'll share the program with singer Johnny Desmond and a revue, "Nudes on Ice." Quintet Dance Big Tiny Little, a pianist whose repertoire ranges from ragtime to contemporary jazz, brings his combo into Hotel Tropica-na's Blue Room next Friday for a two-week engagement. Little played piano with Lawrence AVAILABLt OH R6COR05 1- )TC0RD WEER' ARTIST Jose Feliciano, blind guitarist, is ot Greek theater vVith Sergio Mendes this week. Headliners for Date Niglit at Disneyland Vocalists O.

C. Smith, Jeannie C. Riley and the Creedence Clearwater Revival will star in Saturday's Date Night party at Disneyland. The show will be presented at 9 and 11 p.m. on the Tomorrowland stage.

Others on the program include Disneyland's Mustangs and the Humdinger Dancers. The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band will provide music for dancing on the Tomorrowland Terrace stage from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. "STRUGGLES omMERKEL uo HwTOMMY SANDS inJ ANNETTE wh, IT'S A MARITAL i fW s. MATINEES DAILY.

CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS! SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOWS FRIDAY SATURDAY. DAILY AT: P.M. rRl.lSAr.AT:12:15-2.-5:05-7:35-10;00-12:15A.M. Continued from First Page plishment. Right now the kids are in the stage of showing considerable interest, but they haven't yet committed themselves.

Another month of work and they'd be dedicated and concerned students," said Foreman, a handsome, intense young poet and schoolteacher. The headquarters of People Venice at 1510 North Washington consists of two old storefronts which have been cleaned out and painted by the industrious teachers. As gathering places for young people go, People is incredibly tidy and orderly, a direct result of Carter's theory that the kids themselves should be responsible for maintaining order. Number Swells Thirty -five students were originally scheduled for the summer session, but the number has swelled to 55. Stvcients are 14 to 17 years of age, and are still high school students.

The teaching level at the center is based on in-school standards, and since all the students are from below poverty level homes, Carter and Foreman applied for and got a grant from the Neighborhood Youth Corps which pays the children an incentive of $1.27 an hour for four hours a day. "Technically, y' only supposed to be here four hours per day, but they arrive two hours early in the morning and usually don't leave until well after dinner time. MAUREEN JRIAN Q'HARA KEITH CARROLL wmm BARNES tmrnSm gr For C0-HIT3 at Fox West Coast fheum and Pallet, SB Dinclorhst HOW PLAYING WEST COAST THE A TRES FOX-Van Nuys, 785-0449 CALIFORNIA Hunt. Pk LU 7-5111 ACADEMY -Inglewood, PL 1-5151 FOX Inglewood, OR 8-2323. FOX -Redondo, 372-1131 FOX FALLBROQK Canoga Pk, 883-4212 THEATRES HABRA La Habra, 871-1862 FOOTHILL Azusa, 334-0263 SAN GABRIEL San Gabriel, 283-5118 VAN NUYS Yan Nuys, 786-7510 UPTOWN Pasadena, SY 34330 SUNLAND DR-IM Sunland, FL2-140I THEATRES Mirisch Comorarinn Piwmk 12 WISTWOOD ILHO.I sf WtSTWQQO UTI BABY" NOW IN ORANGE COUNTY TITAN, FULLERT0N AND PACIFIC'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE! E3 OskAR WERNER S3 S3 E3 COtuMbiApiaUKSpSESCWS OSkAR SEE "ROSEMARY'S AT LOEWS HARBOR BLVD.

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