Musical Stars
At Fashion Show
Frank Dillard of Spartanburg.
S. C. will appear as one of the 5
talented musical stars of the
Spartanburg Little Theatre to be
featured tonight at 7:30 at the
Landrum gym. when the Civic
League of Landrum will present
the fifth in their series of annua)
autumn Fashion Shows for the
benefit of the League's many
projects. It is produced and
emceed by Jane Dalton. Fashions
are from JAN'S.
Frank Dillard is the Regional
Manager of Draper Division of
Blackwell International He is a
native Spartan, studied voice at
Converse College under John
Richards McCrae. In 1953 he
appeared in the Spartanburg
Little Theatre's first musical
production. Rodger's and
Hammerstein's "Allegro." Since
Theatre veterans.
In addition to the showing of
beautiful autumn and holiday
fashions from JAN'S by 18
models. these talented
performers will present a
delightful musical interlude at
intermission time. — Reporter
Miss Mabel Henderson has
returned to her home in Landrum
after visiting her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Riddle and son. Stephen of
Cowpens. S C.
has memorably
then he
performed roles in:
Carousel".
Kiss
Guys
Me Kate"
and Dolls
Gun".
"Annie Get Your
South Pacific".
"Oklahoma" and “My Fair
Lady." lie has been featured in
Music Foundation Operas and
Pops Concerts and has also
appeared with the Spartanburg
Auditorum's annual Festival of
Christmas Music. He starred,
together with Janice Janice, in
the Spartanburg Little Theatre's
popular production of "1 Do, I
Do." and his latest starring role
was in this year's hit production
of "Gigi".
Frank Dillard is no stranger in
this area having done solo work
numerous occasions with the
Congregational Church Choir in
Tryon
Other talented music stars
appearing along with Mr. Dillard
on Thursday evening are: Al
Jeter, baritone, teacher at the
Spartanburg County 7th District
School, Sally Ruth (Walden)
Coleman of Taylors. S. C.,
formerly of Landrum and Pat
Dillard, accompanist for the
Spartanburg Little Theatre.
Jimm Cox, head of the Drama
Department of the Spartanburg
branch of U.S C will present a
hilarious comedy skit “Miss
America Finals 1980 — As They
Might Have Been." The skit will
be presented immediately
following the Sports Section of
the Fashion showing. Appearing
in the skit with Jimm Cox will be
Ace Rickenbacker as Bert Parks
and Rick Pratt, both Tryon Little
Tonight
Tryon Daily Bulletin. Thurs., Nov
is invited. — Reporter
Sergei Eisenstein's 1925 film ERASER-MATE
n’aSterpiece will be shown • Erasab|e , nk pen by PaP^Ma^
tonight at The Upstairs.
Potemkin is the story of the
mutiny aboard the Battleship
Potemkin and the massacre on
the Odessa Steps.
The composition, camera
angles and sequences of any
Gisenstein film demonstrate his
genius and his important
contribution to cinematic art
The film is free and the public
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