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1965-25 Two performances Gunn High auditorium to be unveiled PALO ALTO TIMES. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 13, tra will accompany the chorus in the Bloch composition. The work represents the first complete setting of the Jewish service to music.

It has five movements: Meditation, Sanctification, Silent Devotion and Response, Returning the Scroll' to the Ark, and Adoration and Benediction. but has a higher area above the stage and a more elaborate prop-hanging mechanism, according to Wilson. Friday nights concert at Gunn will be under the direction of Wilson and Richard Robbins, a member of the school's music faculty. Robbins will lead the 40-piece concert band and the girls' glee club. Wilson will conduct the 45-member Gunn Concert Orchestra, as well as the girls' ensemble and the 55-voice concert choir.

Blochs Sacred Service" on Sunday night will feature baritone Walter Bekowles as so-. foist and Robert Stockmann, a member of the Gunn drama department, as narrator. The 55wice Blossom Hill Oratorio Chorus consisting mostly of San Jose area residents, was founded by Wilson in 1963 and gives four concerts a year. A 38-piece symphony orches Acrylic painting classes offered by area art center Theater-CArt San Jose group to stage 6 Alice in Wonderland New auditorium in debut Friday Richard Robbins, left, and David Wilson will co-conduct tha first concert in the new Gunn High School auditorium Friday night. The 974-seat hall is in the background.

Alice in Wonderland," Lew-la Carrolls fantasy classic, will be the first production in 1965 of the Actor's Repertory Theater of Stn Jose. The play will open Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the company's new theater at 25 W. San Salvador SL, San Jose. The play will be given on Friday and Saturday nights for four weeks.

Special Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. also will be presented on the final three weekends of the four-week run. Managing director Dick Bakkerud said the company's production of Alice in Wonderland" will be the first time the play has been given an Events "Alice far Wonderland, new production by tha Actors Repertory Theater of San Jose, opens at 25 W. San Salvador SL, San Jose, 8:38 p.m. "The Night of the Iguana, Comedia Theater, Homer and High streets, Palo Alto, 8:30 p.m.

"Auntie Maine, Circle star Theater, 8:30 p.m. University Art Center at 267 Hamilton Palo Alto, will offer three five-week classes in acrylic painting, tha new synthetic painting media. One session will be held Saturday mornings from 10 to noon, starting Jan. 23; another session will be held Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon, starting Jan.

19; and the third will be held Thursday afternoons from 1:30 to 3:30, starting Jan. 21. The classes will be taught by Angela Farina, University Art Center art director. The IWiiiw FwjRiO( PLENTY OF FRtt PARKING SVNNYMLE HELD OVERI 4TH WEEKI TODAY OPEN 4:41 "GOLDFINGER" FAIL SAFE" (SAT. A SUN.

OPEN 12:45) JAMES BOND fS BACK IN ACTION I obbiioot" fCMHUTFINGEB' HENRY FONDA DAN O'HERLIHY In "FAIL SAFE" The new 974-seit Gunn High School auditorium in Palo Alto will be introduced to area concert goers this weekend with a pair of performances. Friday night at 8 oclock the school's music department will present a performance by the concert band, orchestra and vocal groups. Sunday at 8 p.m. the Blossom Hill Oratorio Chorus, di-' reeled by David Wilson, chairman of Gunns fine arts department, will present the first Midpeninsula performance of Blochs Sacred Service." Both concerts are free and open to the public. The Gunn auditorium Is one of the best halls of its kind on the Peninsula, Wilson said.

It has a large stage, an orchestra pit for 40 musicians, a large lighting board, devices for towering and raising props and sets, a drama laboratory workshop and an adjacent 125-seat studio theater for smaller concerts, recitals and plays. PARTITIONS The auditorium has folding partitions which can divide the hall into smaller sections of approximately 500; 250 and 250 seats. Architect for the entire Gunn High School project was Ernest J. Kump Associates of Palo Alto. The Kump firm also helped design Foothill College campus in Los Altos Hills in a joint venture with the Masten and Hurd architectural firm.

The Gunn auditorium is similar in design than Foothills Coming TONIGHT "Auntie Marne," Circle Star Theater, 8:30 p.m. THURSDAY A recital by Soviet violinist Shmuel Ashkenasi, Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University, 8: 15 p.m. Auntie Mime, Circle Star Theater, 8:30 p.m. FRIDAY Pianist Byron Janis performs worts by Haydn, Schumann, Chopin, Ravel and Pro-kofieff, San Jose Civic Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. First conceit in the.

new Gunn High School auditorium on Arastradero Road la Palo Alto, featuring vocal and Instrumental groups from the school's music department, 8 PJD. Peninsula Symphony, conducted by Aaron Sten, with organist Richard Purvis as soloist, performs works by Pou-lenc-Mozart and Sibelius, San Mateo High School auditorium, 8:30 pjn. Repeat performance at Foothill College Saturday night. PM TONIGHT! "SHOT" 7:00 10:40 PANTHER" 1:41 ONLY PETER ELKE SELLERS SOMMER DMMD NIVEN PITER ROBERT VKAfiJIER 9 CIHCRCa Iwllwlvl fWVWVfcH WPw WKmral THE PINK rAMTHEE; TONIGHT OPEN 4:45 "SPYING MAN FROM RIO" 1:30 AFTER 'DR. NO' COMES 'DR.

CROW AND THAT CRAZY CARRY ON GANG IN THEIR LATEST EPICI Interior Folding partitions can divide the Gunn auditorium into three smaller halls. Comedia Theater Arts School holding registration for spring term classes adult presentation in the Bay Area. Bakkerud said that its not generally known that Lewis Carroll, whose real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, was a clergyman, a mathematician, and lecturer at Oxford University, and an author of many books on algebra, geometry, trigonometry and Euclidian mathematics. The production of the Actors Repertory Theater, he added, will try to illuminate the authors scientific background by emphasizing the intelligence, wit and satire of what on the surface may seem a nonsense story. Bakkerud has adapted and will direct the production.

Colorful costumes required by more than 20 characters have been designed and constructed by Geri Heuring and Anne Atkins. An all-female cast of five will handle all roles. Heading the group will be Bonda Lewis as Alice. Jean Serlin of Saratoga will appear in a variety of roles, from Queen of Hearts to Mock Turtle to Mad Hatter. Also in the play will be Laurie Gamer of San Jose, Helen Neff of Santa Clara and Suzanne Payne of 2121 Williams SL, Palo Alto, a drama graduate of Texas Western College who has acted In i than 35 shows.

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