The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 20

I 1 1 6B The Cincinnati Post Friday May 9 1986 Cincinnati Opera casts tenor John Alexander Peace March group prefers to stay on foot May Festival The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Ticket Store at Fourth and Walnut streets downtown will offer a May Festival ticket sale Tuesday Patrons will be able to buy a ticket to any May Festival performance at Music Hall and get a second one free The offer does not apply to the May 25 performance at Cathedral Baslllea The special promotion coincides with Festival Day on Fountain at noon hosted by Jerry Galvin Mary Ellyn Hutton la a Cincinnati free-lancer who writes about classical music for The Poet Spoletta tenor Joseph Frank (Valsacchl Monostatos Magic mezzo-soprano Kathleen Heglersky (Annina bass Marius Rlntzler (Baron Ochs bass Michael van Engen (police commissioner Sacristan and bass-baritone Jeffrey Wells (Angelottl Ferrando Julian Hope who has directed at the Welsh National Opera and the Glynde-bourne Festival will direct David More-lock who directed the Cincinnati last summer will direct Magic By Phil Holley Posstsfsgorts the hard core says Berta Lambert one of about a dozen Cincinnatians participating In the Peace Lambert was referring to a splinter group of 50 peace marchers In the Great Peace March who left the main group at Paragonah Utah While the rest of the 450 marchers were being transported by a car caravan that was organized by a non-de-nomlnatlonal church group from Cove Fort to a demonstration on the step of Capitol In Salt Lake City group was hiking across Utah from south to north to the 50 marchers were to rejoin the main group i wanted to maintain the Integrity of the march This Is a march across America and at least some of us should be able to say we walked the whole said Lambert The" march for worldwide nuclear disarmament left Los Angeles on March 1 with Intentions of marching to Wash-' lngton DC- However because of lack of funds the march stalled outside Bars tow Calif There 'the group reorganized About 2000 marchers dwindled to 300 but with donated funds the march carried on The target date to arrive In Washing ton Is Nov 15 Lambert says the distance across Utah Is 333 miles Hr reports that the group of 50 marchers covers 20 to 22 miles' a day and takes four breaks a-day So far the group has encountered a hailstorm a vlo- lent rainstorm near Victorville' and dust storms expect to run Into some snow and helow-sero temperatures" said Lambert of the march across Utah well-prepared We have four support vehicles that travel with Along with the hardships Lambert reports seeing beautiful and some kind people a guy stopped his truck and gave us eight watermelons" said Lambert Then there was a driver in a pickup who donated $50 to their cause The march has been helped by New York businessman Michael Martin Sherry who gave the splinter group $1500 to finance their cross-country trek Two months ago when financial and organisational problems mired the march in Mojave Desert Sherry gave each marcher $18 which they pooled to buy a semi-tractor truck to help carry supplies DAY SPECIAL By Mary Eltvn Hutton -Metropolitan Opera tenor John Alexander will appear aa the Italian linger In Richard Rosenkavaller" the Cincinnati 1888 summer festival opener June 19 and 21 at Music Hall I Alexander famed for his Interpretation of 19th-century roles has sung opposite such operatic divas as Joan Sutherland and Beverly suit Distinguished professor of voice and opera at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music he sang Arbace In at the Met this year Other final additions to the summer casts: tenor Richard Brunner (innkeeper I Station From Page4B Terminal opened with The shops are small and of the type expect at a tourist attraction: fudge and cookie shops arts and crafts T-shirt shops toy stores bookstores a brass shop a bank a candle shop a glassblower shop After a dozen of these one longs for relief But there are some good stores Among them: Oliver Winery Owned by an Indiana vintner and well-stocked Tastings going on Nice prices Pleasant Geppettoa Cuckoo clocks music boxes and things that go tlck-tock An amazing collection Trained Bear Toys Irresistible collection of unique handmade wooden pull toys Including a pink flamingo most about 820 Lots of stuffed animals and regular-type toys JewelryThls place swarms with pfeople earrings bracelets Is made from things of nature Including shells petrified wood acorns leaves gems stones Amazingly low prices The beat of the crafts and country stores Indians carved from tree trunks and logs hand-woven baskets cloth crafts woven rugs quilts Royal Silk the catalog folks Very reasonably priced silk wear Lefties A fun little stop stocked with things for left-handed people Heavy on the mugs and hats but with Dalglish Ftom Page 4B ging the Is scheduled tor release Monday on Windham Hill Records the mellow acoustic-music label that has sold millions of LPs and produced such unlikely stars as pianist George Winston With Windham national visibility Dalglish Is about to become the most famous hammer dulcimer player While the soft-spoken musician scoffs at such an Idea sensitive to the critic lafti aimed at Windham Hill and the new-age acoustlc-muslc movement not or he protested kind of a new folk music played by musicians of different backgrounds from extremely professional trained musicians to people who play their Instruments more or less the way an old fiddler would Just by ear and by Imitation of other players MURRAY BROS uxo'rxniH Honn John Alexander In Rosenkavaller the giant arches surround a series of criss-cross balconies and a central lobby with a glass elevator and fountain all very well-done and Just steps away from the shopping and the Hoosler Dome Restaurants Include the Marquee Grille the Original Pancake House and the Louisiana Street Restaurant and Bar The latter restaurant Is not to be missed and is heavy on the southern seafood: crayfish co-qullle St Jacques blackened swordfish blackened lamb steak If on a budget try the luncheon menu To get there Take 1-74 until It dumps Into Southeastern Street follow that Then left on Washington left on East Street right on South Street left on Meridian (119 miles from downtown Cincinnati) Amtrak goes from Cincinnati to Indianapolis $25 one way Leaves Monday Thursday and Saturday at 2:40 am (you can board as early as midnight) arrives at 7 am Returns on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 11:15 pm and arrives at 5:05 am Joy Kraft la assistant Accent editor ZIG ZIGLAR (May 20) FerOeteksCak: (513)851-5650 All Dinners Include House Salad Toasted Garlic Bread Baked Potato Haagen-0a7S Ice Cream or Chocolate Mousse Cake Prime Ribs of Beef au jus Creamed Horseradish Sauce $895 2 GREAT LOCATIONS 11317 Chester RtL Sharonvills 772-9077 9540 Coieraln (across tom Northgale Moll) Cincinnati 385-9009 list lkXM If you cunt get It at Murray's you cant get it anywhere Fountain Sq Plata 5th a Race Plaza Norwood 17 Sth SL 513 Race SL SumySqMa 521-7272 241-6905 531-3519 Batavia Eaetgate 752-7915 Tri-County MaN 571-0154 Town Mol Boochmont MaM 422-7445 231-0502 practical things too Magic Shop Tuxedoed salespeople Stocked with funny and serious Items for the amateur magicians Christmas Shop one In every trendy mall But this one Is very nicely stocked Trackside The upstairs level of the concourse Is where passengers once flocked to board trains and where four sets of tracks once lay The tracks are still there cleverly displayed In the floor And the people are still there But papler-mache-type folks In a central sculpture from artists of the Prop Shop-ready to board trains kissing a loved one goodbye toting luggage or Just waiting This life-size scene captures the emotions that were once a part of terminal life find several more of these figures around the station sitting waiting at counters a nice touch In this area are hundreds of brightly colored tables In a central eating area accented by plants and the huge steel columns of the original structure Bordering this seating area for 600 folks are the fast-food about 25 of serving everything from fried clams and fondue to baked goods burgers barbecue and yogurt The food Is cheap the selection boggling If you find anything to eat not hungry But the developers stop with fast food They were smart They added a few shops here and there (a kite shop a shop where you can get your picture on the front of a national magazine) some bou angers Jazz fans but It funny that when you look at the roots of Jazz It was started by blacks who were Ignoring some of the techniques of the original marching bands In order to bend notes and make up their own On his new LP Dalgllsh-bends a few rules of his own He plays both solo by repeatedly overdubbing with an entire dulcimer choir On some tunes he mutes his hammers with caulk changing the harp-llke overtones to a duller ring similar to a kallmba He takes a more traditional approach In his work with Me-tamora the trio that also features multl-lnstrumentallsts Grey Larsen and Pete Sutherland The group combines old-timey songs dance tunes and comedy with new-age compositions Larsen and Sutherland also have solo careen Larsen a Cincinnati native has an album of original acoustic music tique carts and must a second balcony level of higher-priced full-service sit-down restaurants and nightclubs Six of them: Grandma Family-style dining down-home atmosphere Prices for kids ($695 average dinner includes biscuits salad chicken soup mashed potatoes and gravy vegetables AND dessert) Cafe American Most recommended by employees slick decorating A yuppie-type place with a yuppie menu that goes on and on ($5 to top price of $11 for the duckling) Fabnlous Fish Specialises In catfish and other seafood ($895 average price $1195 tops) Locomotions Diner and nightclub Breakfast lunch dinner burgers trendy appetizers meatloaf ($250 to $650 tops) DJ and video music at night Bartenders1 Boasts the longest bar In Indianapolis (102 feet) Indianapolis Nites Nightclub with DJ music and videos Boxcar sleeping The Holiday Inn owned In the area by General Motels Is built entirely within the station and around the tracks all 278 rooms of It Including 13 fully restored Pullman cars still on the track which make up 26 guest rooms Each of the Pullman cars is divided Into two two bedrooms a wet bar refrigerator and sunlamps In each They go for $110 per night and sleep seven The other Inn rooms (from $75 to $90) some tucked under on Sugar Hill Records Dalglish believes acoustic music Is in the midst of Its biggest revival since Its 608 heyday happening maklnr Inroads Into the popular-music scene again Rock groups an more and more wanting to use acoustic Instruments for their human unpredictable One of them is Bloomington rtelghbor rocker John Cougar Mellencamp His band has been using fiddles and mandolins and his drummer Kenny Aronoff recently approached Dalglish about hammer dulcimer lessons Malcolm Dalglish ami Meta-man perform from 3 to 5 pjn Sunday at Memorial HalL Tickets are $7 general admission 38 to CFL members and $4 to Enjoy the Arts members and Golden Buckeye card holders LP "Jogging the Memory can be heard on "A Distant Cabaret" at 8 tonight Tri-County ribss Franks Nursery Crafts Gfccfl Foliage Plants In 4" Pots chocolate stars chocolate peanuts chocolate non-PAREILS choc opera creams choc mint wafers choc rum wafers tBAiD SALE GOOD THRU 5-16-86 All Sale Prices Union OtherwiM Noted Good Thru Wednesday May 14 Crafts Inc At I I JV i Houseplant Sticks Balanced time-released feeding for all houseplants: Pkg reg 87 mm Choice of over 20 popular and exotic varieties for terrarium and dish gardens Values up to 299 Our Lowest Price Of The Yearl No 9382 1986 Frank's Nursery 3 fTj'l H- i i -H i A 1 I 1 i i Potting Soil 4-Lb Bags 100 organic medium perfect for transplanting houseplants Bag Teg 99 2M i Above it off Mother's Day at the Terrace CJtmien Mom-Pines FreeinaParty of Six so celebrate Mother's 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