anaheim-gazette 1959-07-23

THIS IS A Woman's World DORIS LEE—SOCIAL - CLUB EDIT Rafael Mendez to be Philharmonic Guest The star of stars among trumpet players, Rafael Mendez, is announced to appear as soloist with the Orange County Philharmonic, Frieda Belinfante, conducting, at the annual concert "under the stars" in the Irvine Bowl at Laguna Beach, at 8:15 p.m. August 22. Mendez has made musical history by establishing new standards for performance for the trumpet as Paganini did for the violin and Liszt for the piano. He has won fame in Motion Pictures Radio, Television and as soloist with such Symphony Orchestras as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Denver, Mexico City, San Diego, Burbank, Long Beach, Boise, Bakersfield and many others. Upon his return from European triumphs Miss Belinfante made sure that Mendez was promptly engaged for a solo appearance at the Philharmonic Irvine Bowl at fresco concert. The concert will be free to the public. Several rows of seats and box seats will be reserved for a service fee of $1.00 and $1.50, respectively. These seats may be obtained in advance by mail orders addressed to the Orange County Philharmonic Society. P.O. Box 12, Corona del Mar. CUBAN DANCERS — Chuck Lawrence, left, assists Orange Coast College production of "Guys and Girls with Jerrie Collins and Kurt Laurinat." Damon Runyon's 'Guys and Dolls' Opens July 30 at Orange Coast College; Communty Residents Feature When "Guys and Dolls" burst into song from the stag of the Orange Coast College auditorium it will bring to life some of the most colorful gambling guys and dancing dolls of Damon Runyon's pungent Broadway stlae. The cast of 150 includes community residents from teenagers to grandparents from students to an attorney, boat captain, school teachers and salesmen. Curtain time for the July 30 and S1 and Aug. 1 performances is 8:15 p.m. Reserved seats are on sale at the college auditorium box office Monday through Friday from noon to 5 p.m., and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. The Broadway hit with songs by Frank Loesser is woven around the gambling underworld characters headed by Sky Masterson, and the Salvation Army mission staff of the Save-a-Soul Mission. Masterson, played by Fred Frank is the slick professional betting man who gives his IOU for "one dozen sinners" to the Salvation Army lass, Sarah Brown is bent on saving the racketeers and prowlers of the neonlit area. Connie Jebb plays Sarah Brown Brown who falls in love with the gambling Masterson. OTHER LOVE The other love duet is Nathan Detrait, played by Ruben Amerkanian, and Miss delaide, played by Linda Severson. Detroit is the harried small gambler who makes a precarious living from horses and dice and is the operator of the city's oldest established floating game. Miss delaide is his engagement-weary finance who has been engaged to Detroit for 14 years with structor is directing the shogether with James Fitzgerald director and show coord and Paul Cox, musical both OCC instructors and Sally Parker, dance choreo-assisted by Chuck Lawre Anaheim. STUDENT ASSISTANTS — The three student assistants to the directors of the Orange Coast College production of "'Guys and Dolls" discuss a set design the show. From left, Ron St. Clair, Newport Beach OCC graduate who is the lighting director; Dick Fullerton, Fullerton High School student who is assistant scene designer, and Chuck Lawrence, 820 S. Delpia St., Anaheim, assistant choreographer and I Beach State College student. SIXTEEN SONGS Sixteen song hits will add sentiment and satire to the production. They range from the comic "Fugue for Tinhorns" to "Take OTHER LOVE The other love duet, is Nathan Detrait, played by Ruben Amerkianan, and Miss delaide, played by Linda Severson. Detroit is the harried small gambler who makes a precarious living from horses and dice and is the operator of the city's oldest established floating game. Miss delaide is his engagement-weary finance who has been engaged to Detroit for 14 years without getting the band of gold. She suffers from a permanent psychosomatic cold out of "a feeling she's growing too old." One of the hilarious highlights of the show occurs when Masterson makes good his IOU for "one dozen SOCIAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. William Wick of 216 Carlton and their two children, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wick of Garden Grove and their three children will travel to June Lake in the High Sierras for a two-week camping trip beginning Aug. 1. The two families will travel by trailers. A round table meeting will be held Monday evening by the heads of all the Ladies' Chapters of the Izaak Walton League in Southern California. They will meet in El Monte. All the Izaak Walton Ladies' Chapters* of Southern California will sponsor their annual picnic for all Izaak Walter members and families at La Palma Park this Sunday starting at noon. Members are asked to bring picnic lunches. Anaheim Moose Auxiliary Installs Officers in Garden Grove Rites The Anaheim Ladies' Chapter 1473 of the Loyal Order of the Moose held installation rites at the Moose Hall in Garden Grove with Mrs. Lee Erickson of San Pedro, past deputy grand regent, acting as installing officer. New officers are the Mmes, Calvin Boyd, senior regent; Charles Berry, Jr., graduate regent; John King, Jr., regent; Gerald Drake, chaplain; Henry Maxwell secretary; Phil Belisto, treasurer; Rose Mary Bouslog, guide; Peter Strupp, assistant guide; James Woods argus; Ruth Johnson, sentinel; Harriet Strickland pianist. Assisting Mrs. Erickson were Mrs. Nadine Franklin, installing chairman; Mrs. Marie Miller, installing chaplain, both of Inglewood Chapter; Mrs. Zula Hinkle of Garden Grove, pianist and Mrs. Frances Giles, installing guide. The drill team from San Pedro escorted the new officers to their chairs where they were congratulated by the corresponding of the Men of the Moose. The formal ceremony for one of the oldest organized by the Women's Relief Corps to the Grand Army Republic, who presented traveling flag. Mrs. Alice made the presentation and short history of the traveller. Mrs. Boyd, senior reger her newly installed office chairmen introduced their allies who were present for stallation. Mrs. Charles Berry, junior regent, was in charge freshments which followed stallation. The Garden Loyal Order of the Moose trained. It was announced that ing with the new year, the heim Loyal Order of the and Chapter 1471 will put their new headquarter in N. Palm in Anaheim. A3 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., July 23, 1959 Kathy Purtha Wins Prize in Contest For Table Setting Kathy Purtha of 10251 MacDuff St., Anaheim, was one of 25 fourth place winners in the Fifth Annual Table Setting Contest sponsored by Lenox, Inc., Trenton, N. J. held recently. She was awarded two place settings of Lenox china in "Caribee" the pattern used in her entry. Lenox is famous for making the official china for the White House since the first set was ordered by President Woodrow Wilson in 1917. Home Economics authorities consider winning a prize in this national contest an outstanding achievement because of the thousands of high school and college girls throughout the country who produced it. Mrs. M. J. Anderson of Garden Grove's Rancho Alamitos High School, instructor in home economics, submitted the entry and was awarded a prize of Lenox china. Student entrants, high school and college girls, registered in Home Economics courses, were asked to create an original table setting on contest forms provided by Lenox. Each girl selected a theme, chose the occasion for which to create her setting and by coordinating china, silver, glass and accessories, produced an original table setting. The contest was judged by a group of prominent personalities who are recognized as outstanding in their respective fields. The judges in this year's contest were: Mrs. Hody Backlin, numbler of Lawrence, left, assistant dance choreographer for the action of "Guys and Dolls", does a dance specialty num-Kurt Laurinat. July 30 at residents Featured BIOLA Opens Film Festival Friday The second annual BIOLA "Festival of Films" will begin this Friday evening in the Campus auditorium, on Biola Avenue north of Rosecrans, in La Mirada. "A Man Called Peter," one of the outstanding religious films ever to be produced will be shown a specially erected wide screen in the Campus auditorium. In addition to the film, recording artists from Christian Faith Recordings will present special musical programs each Friday of the six-week festival. The contest was judged by a group of prominent personalities who are recognized as outstanding in their respective fields. The judges in this year's contest were: Mrs. Hedy Backlin, curator of decorative arts, Cooper Union Museum for the Arts of Decoration; Miss Vivian Brown, home furnishings editor, Associated Press; Miss Melaine Kehane, president, American Institute of Decorators New York City Chapter; Miss Betsy Palmer, well-known television and movie star; Jon Whitcomb, famous magazine illustrator. The contest was under the direction of Mrs. Helen Sprackling, prominent authority on table setting, who authored the book, "Setting Your Table." 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