The Lawton Constitution And Morning Press from Lawton, Oklahoma • Page 49

2 THE UWTON CONSTITUTION-MORNING PRESS, Sundoy, Feb. 18, 1973 Benefit Plays Slated Two comedies will be stagea Feb', 27 at Lawton munity Theatre as a benefit for the Oklahoma Heart Association, Lawton chapter. "Not Enough Rope," by Elaine will be directed by Susan Pierce with Debbie Griffin, Robert Newman and Opal Ford i the cast. It is LCT's entry in ijthe state play festival, March 3 iin Ponca City. to.

J. C. HicVs is directing "The Honeymoon Is Over," costarring Jim and Beth Clark. A'H proceeds will go Lo the Heart Association, chairman, said. Chicago To Appear In State Tuesday By BON HAHHAL the individuals are not actually ol superior talent plUCAGO, ONE of the nost the tion of Rotert popular jazz-rock bands, for his extraordinary on the music scene for several years, -will appear in their third: hen the Oklahoma City p.m.

Tuesday Arena. While many of aMity seven individuals concert at 8 together however, at the Fair- orm a mus ca i machine that plays with a tightness and clar- Ihe current-jty. scldMn equa iled: Relying heavily on the horn section, their songs are often complex involve time signature 'changes. I Some of the group's 1 biggest I nits in recent years have in! eluded "Make Me Smile," "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It "Color My World," "Lowdown," "Satur-i day in the Park." and "Dia-i logue: Parts I and only to mention a few. "Stereo Review" magazine recently said their "songs rock croups are only popular as if each one were writ-' for a year or Chicago cn a term paper at Jul- remained 'in demand and -to sell millions of Flom their fans viewpoint, record albums for nearly obviously got an A plus on vcars, Itheir final grades.

ChW is tar from just one of the best bands ever formed and has outlasted almost all competition. When Chicago first came onto the music scene, calling themselves the Chicago Transit Authority-in 1958. their main com- other jazrocfc bandL The a 1 Pet en-piece group has proved therlff, Ro bcrt anm key nnn thn I Md lGad V0 als 3m kow, trombone: Danny Sera- f'phine, drums; Lee Loughnane, trumpet; and Walter Parazai- der, woodwinds. In' India, even men from neighboring villages may not petition was Blood, Sweat and understand one another. Indians Tears.

speak more than 800 languages However, in the following and dialects, years, (while shortening their name to Chicago after the city from where they came), the. group outsold and outlasted all comers. Blood, Sweat, and Tears Jound it difficult to equal Chicago's popularity, as did the Ides of March and Santana, although Santana probably came the PLAYBOY MAGAZINE recently named Chicago the Best Instrumental Combo (a misleading title) of the year in their Jazz and Pop Poll for the third year in a row. The magazine a-Iso named their newest album, "Chicago Five," as Instrumental Combo Album of the Year. Chicago's strength docs not rely solely on the individual talent ot the people in the group.

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All you can eat lor $1.09. Drinks and deserts extra. Superb evening meals including steak and fisli dishes to delight everyone served 5 pm--10 pm. Fashions by PcgRy's: Wednesday Friday 4-6 Cup Saucer Coffee Shop OPEN 24 HOURS Breakfast served all day everyday! Also selected dishes for people on the go. Cherry Sundae Sale other flarori available Johnson's Dairy Queen 1 Sole good Feb 18th thru Feb 22nd 730 Ft.

Sill Blvd. 2419 Gore 1211 4467 E. Lee Blvd. Feb. 22 McMahon Auditorium 8:15 p.m.

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DELICIOUS SEA FOOD CHAR-BROILED STEAKS I CHICKEN DELICIOUS HOME MADE PIES THE BEST COFFEE IN TOWN Jleui RESTAURANT -EVERY BITE A DELIGHT- 11M Sheridan Road 35J-M51 Community Service THEATRE "Sleui.li," mystery-thriller, co-starring David Havtiand and George Rose, McMahon Theatre League, 3:15 p.m., Thursday. February 22, McMahon Memorial Auditorium. "Bernstein's West Side Story," 7 p.m., Wednesday, February 21, through Sunday, February 25. Cabaret Supper Theatre, Fort Sill. RECEPTIONS Miss Law-ton Entries Tea-Reception.

2-4 p.m., Sunday. February 18, home of Mr. and All's. Dale Taylor, 4633 Meadowbrook Drive. CONCERTS Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra Concert.

Roger Wat- tarn, soloist, 8:15 p.m., Friday, February 23, McMahon Memorial Auditorium. Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra Children's Concerts, co-sponsored by Lawton Junior Service League, 12:30 p.m., 1:45 p.m., Friday, February 23. McMahon Memorial Auditorium. American Folk Music in-the-round. sponsored by Lawton Schubert Music Club, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, February 22, McMahon Foundation.

Cameron College Experimental Jazz Band, 3 p.m., Sunday, February IS, Service Club No. 6. Fort Sill. LECTURES Ismet Sanli, ''Shifting Sands in the Middle East." 7 p.m. Monday, rebmary 19, Lawton Knife Fort Club, Hotel Lawlojian Ballroom.

CONTESTS District Vocal Solo Ensemble Contest, Saturday, February 21, Cameron College. MEETINGS I Lawton Humane Society, p.m., Tuesday', February 20. Civic Room, Security- Bank Trust Company. (Lawton Junior Humane Society meets at same time and place.) Organizational Meeting for Lawton Ski Club. 7:30 Monday, February 26, Montogo Bay -Motel.

Lawton Chamber of Commerce-Forum Luncheon, 12 Noon. Friday, Febmary 23, Hoiel Lawtonian State Mutual Association Dinner, 5 p.m., 20, Montego Bay Motel. 1 Lawton Board of Realtors, 12'Noon, Wednesday, 1 ruary 21, Alontego Bay Motel, Fort Sill Gunnery Department Luncheon, 12 Noon, Thursday, February 22, Montego Bay Motel. Toastmistress Club Speech Contest, 7 February 22, Monego Bay Motel. CONVENTIONS Oklahoma State Auctioneers Quarterly Meeting.

Sunday, February Montego Bay Motel. Oklahoma Bankers Association District -Convention, Saturday, February 24, Montego Bay Motel, A SALUTE TO VO-TECH STUDENTS CDCC SPACE IN THIS CALENDAR FREE This Corrmunlty Service Calender is a rcflulcr weekly feature spon- lorcd DV Iho ELLSWORTH -INC. srtooi orpantzaiion hox'On-evjnT' 01 'Infcrcsi ID mo'PEPSI generation'of Lawion.and area thcf you would, like to have listed tree- ol.chnme,. write: PEPSI COMMUNITY SERVICE CALENDAR. P.

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