The Berkeley Gazette from Berkeley, California • 11

Enjoy theatre, over lunch Lunchtime Theatre has with a company called, Box Theatre. Lunch Box Larsson of Berkeley as Actor's School which she sen in 1970. The idea of time came about when was working as a secretary Dana: and realized that the high point of the day was the coffee break. She wanted to office workers could enjoy present one act plays which while eating their lunch. In fact, the people at Kaiser Hospital, The Bank of America, UC Medical Center and the Women's Athletic Club have had the opportunity of watching Lunch Box Theatre in action.

The Lunch Box Theatre is available for businesses, charitable organizations, and fund raising benefits. Most large companies have auditoriums which are usually used. for lectures and films. Lunch Box 1. Theatre adapts to new environments bringing theatre to people, some of whom have never seen live theatre.

Dana Larsson, wife of Philip Larsson who is an instructor in the Drama De- come to the Bay Area appropriately, The Lunch Theatre was started by Dana a producing arm of the founded with Nancy Hanproducing plays at lunchpartment at the University of California, here, is currently on a leave of absence to perform with the Chorica Theatre Company of Athens, Greece. Directing this year's repertory of plays are three women who are active in theatre in the Bay. Area and are among a small but growing number of women directors. Sydney Graham, director of "The Fourposter," is drama critic for the Contra Costa Times; Ruth Silvera, director of "The was a member of The Committee, and Rena Down, director of "The Tiger," was an actress in New York and now works as. a public relations consultant.

Dana and Rena are Berkeley residents as are many of the actors in the Lunch Box company, including Virginia Abascal, Patrick Omeirs, Ron Vincent and Sacha Hayes. The Lunch Box Theatre will perform this weekend at Live COMING TO LIVE OAK PARK THEATER -I-G Photos Ron Vincent, Sacha Hayes in scene from Murry Schiagal's "The Tiger" Oak Park Theatre, Shattuck Hartog will be performed on be performed on Saturday at Box Theatre call, 845-4498, and Berryman in Berkeley. Friday at "The Fourposter" by Jan ide Brute" ART SHOW Hank Baum, left, Hammer," at preview of Richmond Art CenSan Francisco gallery owner, and Mr. and ter's Applied Structure Show which runs Mrs. Deivid King with Sydney, right, view through April 25.

King, a sculptor, is a King's wood and metal sculpture, "Swivel resident of Point Richmond. NEW EXHIBIT Artist Craig is shown Moore discusses his 'Earthquake- Davis of El Sagging Sky, portion of which Applied El Monte open house Open house at El Monte School will be held Tuesday, April 10, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Coffee will be served in the multipurpose: room. The Dads' Club will have a bake sale, and tickets to the wine tasting May 25 will be sold. New officers are Mrs.

Arleigh Sanderson, president; Mmes. James McClelland and Marie Wiesner, first and second vice presidents; Mmes. Guy Kerr, Lloyd Thomas, and Fernando SierIra, recording, corresponding, and financial secretaries, respectively; Mrs. Glover Allen, treasurer; and Mrs. John Hardy, auditor.

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and Mrs. G. Alan. Schuyler. Friends and relatives attended the affair, some, coming from Pacific Grove, Castro Valley and Crescent City.

Mr. Schuyler is assistant. manager of California Farm Supply Co. in Berkeley and his wife is a home teacher in Acalanes High School District. The prospective bridegroom is son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert F. Riegelsberger of Martinez and his father is with the Martinez Fire Department. The bride-elect, who is called Sally, is a senior at Stanislaus State College in Turlock. Her grandparents, members of pioneer families, are the late George and Alfaratta Schuyler of Pacific Grove, and the late Mr.

and Art Exhibit watercolors and drawings by Eleanor Rappe will be on exhibit at the Ames Gallery, 2661 Cedar Friday, April 6 through May 9. The gallery is open Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 2 to 6 p.m. Other days, evenings and weekends, the Gallery is open by appointment, call 845-4949. There will be a reception at the Gallery Friday, April 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. OES to meet Albany Chapter No.

550, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Friday p.m. at the Albany Leola Bear, worthy matron: and George Wendover, worthy patron, will preside. FREE SEWING CLINIC Simplicity's Teen Retail Fashion Show! "The Young Contemporaries" Today's young people are truly individuals! So concerned that many young people have turned to home sewing to express themselves tively. With this in Simplicity Patfern Company. is offering "The a youthoriented fashion show that combines every important Spring fashion trend.

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"People in America say and I see them grasping balance and a sense of value. I found people with an are and where they are derful. feeling. They worked small differences in had to contribute some struggle for a land. I healed part to their struggle, something that meant a personal effort on my part something that is wrenched out of me.

These are the words used by Henrietta Berk to explain her inspiration and they are quoted in the catalogue of her newest exhibition at the Judah L. Magnes Museum, 2911 Russell April 15-May 15. She. was talking about her experiences while on a study mission to Israel sponsored by the Women's Division of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Alameda and Conrta Costa Counties, last fall. All proceeds from the sale of the works in the show will go to the United Jewish Welfare Fund.

Included are 27 oils and 16 pen and ink drawings. On April 14, from 6:30 to 9: p.m. the paintings will be previewed by invitation. The women from the East Bay who participated in the same mission will act as hostesses and included in the guest list are other participants from various cities throughout the country. Henrietta Berk had her first one-man show in 1959.

Since then she has been represented in all the major museums in the Bay Area, had many one-man shows in galleries throughout California and in major Eastern cities. Her work hangs in many public and private collections and has won everything is crumbling at anything to give them When I came to Israel identity, who knew who they going and it gave me a wonas a unit, forgetting prizes. Born in Wichita, she was brought to San Francisco when only a few 1 weeks old. She graduated from Polytechnic High School there and attended San Francisco State College and the California College of Arts and Crafts. She studied with Richard Diebenkorn and Harry.

Krell. She has. lived in Oakland since 1949. Style show at Fabric Land Mrs. X.

A. Phillips of Crescent City. A 1971 graduate of American River College, Robert, who is called Rob, is grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Hoagland and of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Charles M. Riegelsberger, all of whom resided in St. Louis, Mo. Sally is the sister of Mrs.

Roberta A. Smilnak of Worcester, Gregory Schuyler Alamo, Jan Schuyler of Livermore and Douglas Schuyler of Auburn. Rob is brother of Mrs. David (Judy) Rust of Concord and Janet Riegelsberger of Martinez. Simplicity's Teen Retail Fashion Show, "'The Young Contemporaries," will take place at Kaufman's Fabric Land, 2026-Shattuck on Monday, April 9, at noon and 4 p.m.

Trylla Klinzman, stylist for Simplicity Patterns will narrate and direct the show. "The Young Contemporaries" is based on the Simplicity School Catalogue which is sent twice a year to approximately 60,000 clothing teachers in the United States. Headlining the fashion scene for Spring '73 is sportswear interpreted for looks to be worn throughout the day in a spectrum of colors as soft or as bold as one chooses. Character prints are making fashion news. "The Young Contemporaries" is a youth oriented fashion show that combines every important spring fashion trend.

Jr. League schedules preview Thursday, April 12 at 11 a.m. in the Rotunda of the San Francisco Museum of Art, the Junior League of San Francisco, in cooperation with the San Francisco Symphony Association, will present Kirke Mechem as guest speaker at its third Symphony Preview. Mechem, a composer who recently spent nearly a year in London writing a Contata for chorus and orchestra, will discuss Bartok's "Violin Concerto No. 2" and- Stravinsky's ballet music, "The Firebird." The public is invited to attend this preview free of charge.

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