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Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 50

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Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Saturday, July 1970 Colorado Spriufpi Gazette Telegraph Page 2S-CI mill DEBUT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) David Janssen will make his debut in a laovie-for-tclevision at Cinema Center Films starring in Man In the Back a The Sound Arrangement An excitingly unique mix oi vocale, dance muaio. and dancing I nightly except Sunday, AMTLERS HOTEL WESTEU'N INTCtJNATlONAL MOTELS 1 REHEARSING THE BREADWINNER' The Black Repertory Company, under the direction of Leslie Rainey, is now rehearsing Breadwinner," by Robert Rainey plans to direct six or seven plays a year as well as children's pi'oductions. The new acting company has many needs, but than anything else I need some more Rainey said. There are no restrictions concerning ship. The director said that casting would be governed only by what called for in the scripts.

Rainey may be contacted mornings by telephone at 471-0213 or interested persons may attend rehearsals during the afternoons and evenings at Helen Hunt School. From left to right in the scene above are Jacob Jones, Linda Daniels, Toni Exum, Carla Elam, Pam Bruno and Jamie Farris. "iKFEBUL Frsudly Presint Colorado's First and Favorite mmm REX One Man Show Tony Martin Sells What? 23ril Season June 13 thru Sept. 7 Thrill to the excitement of traditional Victorian melodrama in the classic manner. Performances: Tues.

thcaugh i 30 P.M. 1.00 4.30 P.M. $1.50 Gourmet Dining Cocktails Hotel and Motel Accommodations plus the Cripple Creek Travel Park and Hospitality House, ottering trailer, and tent space. For Reservations: Cripple Colorado Springs HISTORIC IMFESIAL HOTEL Cripple Creek, Colorado Features I.incal Artist The Pikes Peak Artists Association is featuring one man shows, and Mrs. Helen Stickney will be featured through Aug.

9 at the Garden Valley Motel Coffee Shop, 2860 South Circle Drive. Mrs. Stickney has been a resident of Colorado Springs since 1952 and treasurer for the Pikes Peak Artists Association since 1966. She studied oil painting with Antone Nelson, of Riverside, is a graduate of the Famous Artists Schools of Westport, and recently she studied transparent watercolor techniques with Earle Gardner, who is well known in this area as artist and instructor. Her works have been exhibited in New York, Connecticut, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and California, and in local and regional shows.

She has received awards in area shows and fairs. Mrs. Stickney has her home studio at 149 Grinnell, and she currently has works in private collections in New Jersey, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, California, and Colorado. WEDDING BELLS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Deanna Lund and Don Matheson, co-stars of the television series of the were married shortly after the show was cancelled. G.

T. Want Ads Get Results. Try one Telephone MIAMI-Phyllis Diller sells house plants. Fats Domino sells New Orleans fried chicken. Lome Greene sells Bonanza sirloin steaks.

Johnny Carson sells beef sandwiches. Minnie Pearl sells fried chicken. Broadway Joe Namath sells hamburgers. Bing Crosby sells orange juice. Frank Sinatra sells beer.

Tony Martin sells pantyhose. Pantyhose? Tony Martin? The man been crooning his way in and out of nightclubs for 35 years? Yes, true, he confirmed here recently. But why? is his comeback. I sold beans or if I sold hamburgers, it might not be he shrugs. that fellow cihavez (Cesar Chavez, labor leader seeking to organize (California grape pickers) sold pantyhose, it might look funny, but I have always been around attractive ladies, and I always see ladies at their best, so Martin, who has sung many a date in Miami nightclubs, was in Miami this time in his new role of senior executive for marketing and sales management for Brevoni Hosiery Corp.

fell into Martin says. hamburgers, the restricted to football players and baseball players, it? With chicken, you have to be from the South. had met president of the company, and he asked me once if 1 would come to work with them. IF jfOUXC CETffINC oiteFTCD THIS VCEKCMD, OUGHT VO GO A.X 6I.UO DOMITE TEATUraHG: ON INfCRSTCLLAU OWiimWC admission 3.V OOOAS km mie Of.

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About Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph Archive

Pages Available:
247,689
Years Available:
1960-1978