The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 59

a Lions, Elephants, People In Circus (No Rabbits) Gary Alan directs performing lion. It sounds tike the old rabbit propagation theory in reverse when you talk about taking 400 to come up with three. But no rabtMts. Animals yes. It takes 400 Shrine Temple memben to produce the annual three-rings of circus activity set for April 27-May 2 at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum.

Matinees are scheduled at 2:30 m. Tuesday through Thursday, 4 m. Friday, and Saturday and at 1 and 3:30 m. Sunday. Evening shows will be at 8:15 Tuesday through Saturday.

School children from Uncotn and numerous southeastern Nebraska communities and residents of retirement homes, the Beatrice State and the Lincoln Regional Center will be provided free tickets by local businessmen. They are distributed through schools and businesses. All jxoceeds from the Shrine Drcus go to the Sesostris Shrine Temple, with money benefiting the Shriners' children's to Sesostris circus chairman, Stan Purtzer Work on this 31st annual circus began in mid- November, Purtzer said. Under the baton of William Browning, the Shrine Orcus orchestra will open the Bicentennial show with an overture and circus salute to America. Gary Alan will start the ring with a mini-pride of lions involved in a roaring good time.

Also new to the Lincoln THE LAND an investment tor all times APRIL 18 to 24. 1976 HOME BUY ERS T.V. SHOW See a complete real estate transaction from putting a house on the market until the new owners move in. Sunday at 1 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. on CHANNELS Shrine Circus are mixed animal act with llamas and ponies, and the bear act.

Five familiar Shrine Qrcus elephants, trained by Barbara and Walt King, will show off their talents along with the familiar and favorite antics of Victor Julian and his canine Little Stars. The overhead tight wires will be crowded with the appearances of the Rummel high aerial act, Two and Carman and acts, plus the Los high wire act. The Flying Lar- Rays also return with high flying tricks. Other performances are the pole act, the Navarro unicycle act, the bicycle act, the perch act, Don Philips Co. juggling on a unicycle, the Raijas' novelty balancing act, the Cassidys with their globes, and the teeter board acrobatics.

An aerial display will be provided simultaneously in all three rings by Carman Del Molino, Raquelita ami Elstarlita, a five-member group. Purtzer said that a dozen Shrine clowns will present greasepaint antics. They will be joined by six clowns from the Circus Internationale group. Going Out? Airport Inn, Airport Brenda Allen, Tue Frl. Aku-Tlki, 5200 0, Bob Rock.

Boar's Head, 200 No. 70th, live entertainment, Tue-Sat. Clayton oum 10th 0, Rain- free Clifts, 1204 0, Sunshine Show. Colonial Inn, 56th Cornhusker, Rhythm Masters. Congrtst Inn, 2001 West 0, Dick Patterson piano bar, Frl.

Sat. 912 30. East Hills, 70th Sumner, Joe Peace, Elks Club, 15th P. American Parade Cabaret Theater, dinner 6 show at 8 The Pit Esquire, 960 W. Cornhusker, Homestretch Plaboy Lounge AAon Keith Cornelius Platte Valley Boys front lounge Hilton Hotol, 9th Surely Mon 'Sat.

Fanny's, Sarah Dunlap harp Sun 11 30 2, Frl-Sat. 7 3010 30 Holiday Inn Airport, Airport Rd 180 live entertainment Holiday Inn Northeast, 5250 Cornhusker, Spanky, HouM of Dragon, 6800 0, gultar- singlng Little Bo East, 26th 8. Cornhusker, discotheque. Little Be Ctnfor, 26th Cornhusker, Joe Savage. Little Bo West, 26th 8.

Cornhusker, bluegrass music. Open Latch, 13th 8. Stef Kallos, 5-7 8. 8-12 Dave Landis 8-12 Sat, Herb 8-12 Pla-Mor, 6600 West 0, Wendinger Brothers AAath Stadky Sun 4-10, get-acquainted dance Wed 8 30, Mal Dunn Orchestra Sat. 8 30.

Racquet Lounge, 5300 Old Cheney Rd Shirley Parent Second Generation. Reubens, 61st 0, Pat 8, Barb Tues -Sat Royal Grove, 230 Cornhusker, Kathy Wolfe Nasty Dog. Scotch II, 5200 0, live entertainment. Shahey's, 2M No. 48th, Laird Jay ragtime music 6-12.

Tony A Luigi's, 51M 0, Bobby Ward Show The Zoo, 136 No 14th, Mve enter- Acotjglic Jam Wed HonM Cookin' Lincoln U. Choir Here The Lincoln University Concert Choir of Jefferson Qty, will be in Liiwoln Friday through next Sunday. The black choir of 25 voices is directed by Robert L. Mitchell accompanist is his wife, Charlene Mitchell. The choir, which was organized in 1866, has toured the United States and into Canada and has performed on public television.

The repertoire includes works by Shubert, Bach, Paladilhe, to Hammerstein, Pete King and director MitcheU. The choir will perform at 9 a.m. Friday at Kimball Hall, 12th and on Saturday at the Festival of the Arts on Centennial Mall, and at 7 p.m. next Sunday at Second Baptist Church. 525 No.

58th. Rocky Ring The killdeer bird builds its nest in a little hollow in a field. The nest is lined with grass and sometimes ringed around with small stones. At the Auditorium IF Concert Wednesday By Norma Zimmer Norma Zimmer, featured star of the Lawrence Welk television show, will present a concert at 8 m. Wednesday in Pershing Auditorium, The performance is by Bethesda Foundation of Omaha, a non-profit Christian organization which operates 20 nursing Proceeds from the concert will be used to support the ministry to sick and elderly people throughout the world.

A performer on the Welk show for 16 years, Miss considered his first lady of song by some 40 million show viewers. Her Lincoln program will also feature Rudy Atwood, a pianist from the Old-Fashioned Revival Hour, and a marim- Wst who played with the Kansas Qty Philharmonic for two years. Miss name is often associated with sacred music. Named the top female sacred vocalist in 1973 by Gospel West, Norma Zimmer she has been a soloist in Bklly Graham crusade and appears on the Hour erf Power program. MVE SIZZ4(-B0B Includes French Fries or Baked Potato plus Stockade Toast.

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