The Albuquerque Tribune from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 14

May I 1963 The Albuquerque Tribune B-2 POLLY'S POINTERS Three Penny Opera Opens Tonight at Way to New Plumage By POLLY CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Assn OPERA TO OPEN: Frances Billings plays the role of Lucy daughter of the police commissioner in the University of New Mexico production of Three' Penny Opera" which opens tonight Marty McGuire 1 plays the part of her father Three Penny will open tonight at the Rodey Theater Under the joint direction of Edwin Snapp chairman of the Drama Department and Dr Kurt Frederick director of the University Orchestra the musical satire will continue through May 8 with an 8:30 curtain As the curtain goes up on street scene where are thieving beggars are begging and prostitutes are prostituting a street ringer played by Samuel Nie-: eld steps forward to recount he exploits of the czar of the ondon underworld in the raucous ballad the Niefeld a faculty member of the English Department played the director in last Characters in Search of an For the last two summers he has been box office manager of Santa Fe Opera IN THE role of MacHeath George Cbllaer will be pursued by bis three lady loves: Joan Footnick as the day dreaming Pirate Jenny Mar-ji Tucker as his Polly Peachum and Fran Billings as Lucy daughter of the corrupt Police Commissioner Miss Billings a freshman drama major appeared in The Chalk Garden" at Rodey and sang the lead in the Albuquerque Light Wizard of Marty McGuire plays father -Tiger Brown who vacillates between putting his old friend Mackie in and out of Newgate Prison McGuire a graduate of the Drama Department played leading roles in du and Diary of Anne While a resident member of Casa Manana Theater in Fort Worth Tex he acted with such theater notables as Jack Carson Joe Brown Sal Mineo and Martha Raye APPEARING as Jeremiah Peachum who runs an outfit shop for beggars and his bibulous spouse will be Ted Stranczek and Carol Joseph Messenger William Hyde Jerry Smeltzer Jerry Kearns and Dennis Peckinpaugh apt-pear as beggars Reservations may be made by calling Rodey Theater Box Office 243-8611 Ext 380 between 2 and 5 weekday afternoons Single admissions are $115 Also in the cast are Mary Ann Craig Patti Wilson Susan Reutter and Susan Wentworth as ladies of the night Philip Nicholson Ronald Atkins Fred Born stein and Alan Watson as members of gang Robert Klee Del Mekenzie and A1 Foot-nick as London bobbies Roe-meo DiLallo plays the Queens DEAR POLLY Last year I bought an expensive white feather hat and wore it once before storing it for the summer When I got it out in the fall I was astonished to see big yellow marks every place the feathers had been attached to the hat I took it back to the milliner to see what had happened She told me I should have been advised by the saleslady to store the hat in the freezer during the hot humid summer to prevent this spotting I would suggest sealing the hat in an airtight plastic bag and putting in a box first Do you or any of the readers have any suggestions for making this hat wearable? Is there a dye suitable for Mrs NC GIRLS My a hats always survived the summer without freezing them Sounds to me as if the glue used on the hat was causing the trouble If such a hat is not wearable nothing Is lost by experimenting a hit I know of no dye specifically for feathers but I tried hrushbig ordinary dress dye on some feathers with a toothbrush The center did not take the dye but the feathers came out very well In fact should there be a variation of color in the different feathers the effect would he very nice I think All sorts of shading could be worked out using different colors if one so desired Brush only the feathers with the dye and do not wet the glue that attaches them to the hat Pull out a feather or two and experiment first before tackling the enUre hat POLLY DEAR POLLY Put the leftovers from balls of knit-ing wool in glass Jars and store in the cellar This method keeps the moths out and you can see at a glance the colors on hand DEAR POLLY I have a hint for teen-agers Store your beauty paraphernalia in a large tote basket I use an old Easter basket You can carry it with you to the bathroom and then take it right back to your dressing table Other members of the family are not annoyed by clutter in the bathroom and all your things will be together in one place TEEN-AGER GIRLS I am sure many of you mothers will want to pass this hint on to your girls The entire family should certainly give her a round of applause POLLY DEAR POLLY When I order any fountain drinks for my children at a drive-in restaurant I ask them to cap the containers as if the drinks were to be taken out I leave the cap on the drink and with a pencil (or anything in my purse) punch a hole in each cap just right for a straw to fit in Even by tilting the drinks way over they do not spilL 1 have completely done away with any spills by using this method MG Share your favorite homemaking ideas send them to Polly in care of The Albuquerque Tribune receive a bright new silver dollar if Polly uses your ideas in Pointers OPENS TONIGHT: Judy Johnson (front left) and Gayron Nauyok as the nieces in bring varying reactions from their aunt played by Pat Simmons and Lord Edgard portrayed by Ed Elliott The play given by the Sandia High Thespians will open for three nights tonight at the Highland High School Theater DONT LET THE BARRICADES BOTHER YOU Sandia High To Present Anouilh Play Hadassah To Install Tomorrow Gutche Gets Fellowship Gene Gutche White Bear Lake Minn the 1962 winrer of the Albuquerque Civic Symphony Competition contest has received a John Simon Guggenheim fellowship in music Mr Gutche wrote to Mrs Jay Grear a member of the contest committee telling her of the honor and again thanking the Albuquerque Symphony for giving him a chance His Symphony No 4 won the Albuquerque contest and was played here March 8 -1962 The fellowship is for 1 years and was given so he could complete his opera Since the Albuquerque performance Mr Gutche has had many other of his compositions played Sandia High School's Thespians will open their final production of the season tonight at 8 at the Highland High Theater The troupe under the direction of George Nason will give Jean "Thieves Carnival" The show will run through Friday The play is a comedy by the author of such serious works as and "The The three thieves will be played by Jack Felt Chuck Clark and Don Ames Ed Elliott will portray Lord Edgard Regina Weber and Pat Simmons will alternate performances in tha role of Lady Hurt The nieces will be played by Gayron Nauyok and Judy Johnson Duport Dufort Sr and Jr will be portrayed by Sean Spriggs and Jim Frazin respectively Other members of the cast are Mike Mitchell Ron Rus-ing Dave Boruff Bill Herbert Gayle Pinney Gcri Harris Martha Vanderlinder and Nancy Mandel The Albuquerque Chapter of Hadassah will present officers for the coming year at an installation tea to be held in the home of Mrs Martin Morrison 5015 Royene at 12:45 pm tomorrow Mrs Morrison a vice president of the Southern Pacific region and past president of the local chapter will be the installing officer Officers to be installed are Mrs Philip Levy president Mrs Harold Gardenswartz Mrs Norman Schwartz Mrs Hershel Sedalnick Mrs Robert Havens and Mrs Sanfon Rogoff vice president Mrs Herbert Friedman treasurer Mrs Jack Stone recording secretary Mrs Alan Green-feld corresponding secretary Heirloom Club Schedules Luncheon The Heirloom Club of Progress Club will meet for a potluck patio luncheon at 12:30 pm tomorrow at the home of Mrs William Dunn 8218 San Juan NE Clarence Huff will be the and Mrs Harry Kramer fin- ancial secretary A skit will be presented by the Mmcs Rogoff Sheldon Bromberg and Herbert Cohen speaker His topic will be Development of Porcelain in Mr Huff collects Chinese porcelain Members are asked to take Chinese porcelain for display OIL PAINTINGS Thu larcnt iilwlliw ta ttw til-ani AU ilm Muy impartm Hustled aa Mapiair GALLERY Cook some extra slices of 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