PAGE FOUB THE DAILY GLEANER. TUESDAY. JULY 2. 1974.

Hfghgate audiences to see 'AliBaba'The Caribbean Thespians' pro-

duction "All Baba" will bepresented to St, Mary, aud-iences • at the St. Mary HighSchool, Highgate, on Thursday,July 11 at 4.30 and 8.00 tun.These are The final perfor-mance or this fun-filled playdesigned for all age groups. ,

"Ali Baba,'' is produced and di-rected by Ronald Harrison whoalso produced and , directed"The Sudden Death", whichwas presented in Highgate last> ear. Mr. " Harrison , is wellknown to St. Mary audiences,having given solp performan-

ces at Marymount'High School,• --Richmond Junior Secondary

School, and Richmond FarmPrison on previous occasions.He was also responsible forbringing "Ceremonies In DarkOld Men," to Highgate twoyears ago.

iThe "All Baba" cast includesRonald Harrison ("Ali Baba"),Lloyd Brown (Cogia), Bobby1

Smith (Jester and Herbalist).Roy Gregg-Josephs , (Land-lord and" Snake Charmer).Ward Deans (Omar), DianaWilliams (Morgiana). PatrickChance and Ronald Goshop

(Robbers), Lorna Townsend(Zubaidah), Michael Nelson(Abu), Michele Burke (For-zia), Leonard Savery (FruitHawker • and Palace Slave):Photography and sound are byVm McKie.

The play is being presented inthe aid of the ThespiansTheatre Building Fund to ac-quire a place of their own forrehearsals and performances.Contributions to the fund canbe sent -to 88 East StreetKingston. Ron Harrisonchairman of the Thespians.

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Opening TOMORROWdt CARIB & TROPICAL

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SATURDAY July 6,8.00 p.m.

BIG INDIAN FILM!

"Admission 60c & 70c

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THE EXCITEMENTCONTINUES al

beginDEAX FR'ASEE, the young

and talented saxapboiiistwith the Sonny BradshauSeven captured limeligkiat the first of the Tasterfaee concerts held nt llu1

f i r m ' s headquavters inCross Roads on Thursdayevening.

It was not with the sax, how-ever, that Dean drew the ap-plause but .his singing of BobMarley and the Wallers; hitsongs like "Curfew" and"Roadblock." He was wellreceived by the audiencewhich included Mayor of King-ston, Councillor Ralph Brownand Mr. Seymour Mullings,Parliamentary Secretary in theMinistry of Youth' and Com-munity Development. It wasMr. Mullings, himself a notedjazz pianist, who officially de-clared the fete open. Anotherguest in the audience was Mr,I'ptom Robotham, Parliamen-tary Secretary, Ministry ofEducation.

Mr. Mullings spoke of the oppor-tunity the m o n t h 1 y-freeconcerts will offer to thepeople who could not affordto pay to enjoy local talent.

He spoke too of. the opportunitybeing offered to the artisteswho need the chance to p'rEs-ent their talents to the public

| Mr. Sonny Bradshaw, presidentof the Musicians Union, wasinstrumental in the agreementbetween \Tastee Limited andthe union for union members

to perform at the company's Iopen air theatre or.ce permonth in return for a $100jcontribution to the JFM. I t jw a s the Bradshaw Sevenwnich set the example with'the first concert.

rhe band' jammed through sev-eral local and fo'reign hitswith Fraser, Winston Clarkeand Glen Miller vocalising.

Barry Sadley on one of his tripsto the city from the Nortji-coast, aid a single tune on hisllutei Charles Hyatt providedthe comedy. The Corporationo£ Love did not appear on theshow as was planned, becauseone member failed to turn upm time.

Announcement ' will be 'madeshortly of the date and per-formers for next month's con-cert.

—B.H.

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TODAY 2 SHOWS5:00 & 8:30 P.M. (A)

The Fighting Fistof Shangai Joe

itarring Chen LEE

BARRY SADLERftute at Thursday's

concert at Tastee, CrossRoads.

No one-hitfonders

LONDON:The album by Abba. named

after Waterloo the i song whichwon them the Eurovision SongContest and took them to the

top of umpteen world-widecharts, proves they are a[very talented" team . . . cer-1tainly they're no one-hit won-1ders. Excellent close harmonysounds. And a nice one fromMike Nesmith, one-time Mon-kee — it is on. RCA and Iscalled Bfetty much your stand-ard ranch Stash.

Yet another new group whichis being tipped for success, is'Bad Company', whose singleCan't get enough (Island) isfull of hardldriving sounds.

FRANKFIELD HIGHSCHOOL(Comprehensive)

Excitement galore at Frank-field High School(Comprehensive)

Come to the Monster Fait at'the school onJuly 4. Gates open at 10 a.m.Attraction: Beauty Contest. Fashion Show,Donkey Race, Baby Show, House of-Horrors, >Dancing Contest, Bun Eating Contest, Wheelof Fortunes etc., etc. Come and join us inhaving a happy time.

sAdm.: Adults 50c; Children 20c

Gate Prize and Surprises!

NOTICEThis is to inform the public' that as of *

July 5,1974 Devon House Great House will •be closed to the Public, until furthernotice. ;

,»The Grog Shoppe and the Craft Shops •

will remain open as usual.

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Telephone 936-3580

by Sir Noel Coward at tbeCREATIVE ARTS CENTRE (U.W.I.)

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