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1h? Tttr Heel Fine Arts Society and JasMS Sprunt Institute, opening its fall membership i.' drive this week, again offers area mualc lovers an exciting and new season in a series ? of three concerts to be offered in the Kenahsville Elementary School auditorium. Three concerts (two world-renowned), trill be presented: Josh Greco and his Dancers with Nana m Lorea's Flamenco Dance Theater; The Preservation Hall Jazz Band and; Broadway Babies i Crovup. I ^ membership campaign is now underway to support these fine concerts. You may contact K any of The Tar Heel Fine Arts Society's Board of Directors listed belov for information K and season tickets. ? c r $' fci?!tt? ? #***, /-vv .? . > ?-]% |jj|L w , f ?*''> ?? f" "'t-. & ?> ?, >vr. - 'w' ? ' , ?' The Tar Heel Pine Arts Society is unique among cultural organisations in the State of I North Carolina because it is the only fine arts society which is county oriented. I Membership in the Society is composed of individuals interested in cultural activities K/ who annually support the association with their membership fee of $7.50 or more. The ' Board of Directors has at least one representative from each area in Duplin County. This Society was organized under the auspices of James Sprunt Institute in 1965 with the purpose of the Society being to plan, coordinate, promote, and sponsor cultural activities, thus promoting all types of fine arts including drama, art, music, and ?h literature. ? 1973-74 promises to be top performers that famlies and all ages will surely enjoy. Give your support to the Tar Heel Fine Arts Society. BUY YOUK SfcASUN IICKtlli IUUAT l"UK IMt \y/J - IY/4 CONCERT SERIES SPONSORED BY THE TAR HELL FINE ARTS SOCIETY AND JAMES SPRUNT INSTITUTE November 26, 1973 BROADWAY BABIES GROWUP: A musical revue spotlighting the American contribution to the art of musical theater. During an Informative evening of songs, four talented young performers will trace the growth and development of the American Musical Theater from Its early beginning to the Broadway musicals of today through a study of various composers, trends in musical styles and choice of subject matter. The performance will include selections by Victor Herbert, Sigmund Rhomberg, Rudolph Friml, George Gershwin, Rogers and Hammerstein and others. The members of ^the cast are all exciting performers in New Orleans will r i '? Orleans music ito the area. These musicians created the music in the legendary bands of New Orleans and in the parades and saloons and dance halls. They are among the few living P?- jazz musicians who originated the style, and their average age is over 60. March 26, 1974 JOSE GRECO and his Spanish Dancers with Nana Lorca's Flamenco Dance Theater: this troupe of dancers is regarded as the greatest and most exciting group of its kind in the world. Jose Greco's name has been synonymous with the Spanish Dance in this Country for over a decade. Accompanying him will be Nana Lorca and a superbly ver satile groun of voung dancers, singer? and musicians. f *?' K. ? JK' - f ? I Concerts to be held in Kenansville Elementary School Auditorium at 8 p.m. : , ? - _ 1*1 ir* o y o IT P \ / T 111 M fiXVl I DA??^ I It C ? " *wtl\ ?^..'4 Tuesday, January 15, 1974 | >.; - 'I- jH|" 1 BROADWAY BABIES GROWUP Monday. Nov. 26. 1973 - 8 p.m. SEASON TICKETS FOR THESE EVENTS ADULTS ? - $7.50 STUOENTS $3.00 Children (ages 1-5) Free - No ticket required ? ^ For additional information and tickets, contact any of the officers and directors listed below: .v 1' ' ? . ,? r .r.; ' V . 293-7718 Or. Carl Price, President, Warsaw 285-3682 Mrs. Max Offerman, Vice President, Wallace 285-3180 Mrs. Elwood Fussell, Secretary, Teachey 296-5831 P. 8. Raiford, Treasurer, Kenansville 8 , ? q . ..... A t; . s/.;& I 289-3295 Mrs. w. T. Blanchard, Rose Hill 298-360Y Mrs. Sar^h Bolin, Beulavi11 e 568-3530 Mrs. James Miles, Pink Hill 285-2721 Mrs. Edward Boyette, Chinquapin 296-8051 Mrs Hubert Phillips, KenansviHe 285-2037 Mrs. J. F. Branyon, Wallace j?96-206l "N 296-^211 James W. Brisson, Kenansville o ^ Corbett L. Quinn, Magnolia 267-2801 Mrs. George Cates, Faison ?rS' Dennis Ramsey? Rose Hill 289-31M) Mrs. Jack Cooper, Rose Hill 293-7883 Fred Shank? Warsaw ./ 296-8931 Steve Clutter, Kenansville 9t 9? Mrs. Wi11iam Spicer, Kenansvil1e / 296-U811 Mrs. Christine Davis, Kenansville 296-2087 568-3391 592-1*179 Ben Warrick, Clinton 296-5001 Z. W. Frazelle, Kenansville 2?5"33^ A1fred D. Wei Is, Teachey 296-6321 285-2036 Mrs. Winifred Wells, Wallace f 293-1*377 Mrs. J. T. Gresham, Jr., Warsaw 293-1*362 Mrs. Walter West, Warsaw ! 293-1*202 Mrs. Cleo Hobbs, Warsaw 296-2851 Charles Yelverton, Kenansville 293-7917 568-3l*29 Mrs. W. W. Maxwell, Pink Hill /? 1^1 ^ ^ I P. 0. Box 628, Kenansville, N. C. 283^ | h ' i \ hi "v' . yL / ? I n : < .. j n \ No ? } .C.i.i 1 t, 1 CK?S CS 3 ? y / * JU CfV 8 I 1 Stud t Tic i? mm 1 11 m i" ?
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