t-AGE FOUR THE DAILY GLEANER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1975.

A symbolic .meeting of- i •; America's soul and Jamai-

can reggae is the descrip-tion given here to .themeeting of America'sS t e v i e W o n d e r a n d

.Jamaica's Bob Marley on' 'Holiday Jamaica" pack-L^..J.the

;October 4 Dream i age scheduled from Sep-

^JpConcert at Kirigston'sj tember 29 to October 5.~y~ National Stadium, one of, •

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see. this Dream Concert as .not just an assembling of anentertainment package butrather an opportunity to seeat work on stage two greatexponents of. black music, a'

music wh ich is c u r r e n t l yundergoing top probes andinvestigations to seek its ori-gin, roots, and similarities.

The presence of Stevie Won

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STKVIi: \V()M)KKJamaica an authentic com-bination of America's souland Jamaican reggae..

Wonder, the'blind performerof international 'acclaim,will be making his first out-door appearance since hesigned that monumental 13-million dollar contract withMotown, while Marley, theundisputed king of Jamaicanreggae will be making the

1 first big appearance beforehis home audience since his;N o r t h A m e r i c a nbreakthrough.Two great artistes ;

Like Slevic Wonder a productr

of the Detroit ghetto. Bob;

Marley is a product of t he ;

Kingston ghetto and bothartistes made impressionable •

( advances in demonstrating:how music can relate to cur- jrent limes. . •

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H O B M A U L K Yand Bob Mar l

the Dream Corio: :further high cimenl w i t h i h <young JamaicanThird WorldAmerica's Har

•and the Blue Notesas other Jamaican acts.

Hol iday Jamaica is a pro-motion of National SportsLtd. and Nasaba Art is tsManagement of New York.Other features of it are the$100.000 Reynolds MetalsCompany sponsored Associ-ation of Tennis Professionals.Nations Cup Team TennisTournament in the NationalArena from September 29 toOctober 5 and the closed cir-cuit telecast in the National'Arena on September 30 otthe world heavyweight titlef i g h t between champion

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The Caribbean Thespiansproduction of PURLIEVICTORIOUS. wri t tenby Ossie Davis and pro-duced and. directed byRonald Harrison opens atthe Little Theatre on Sat-urday, September 20 at 8p.m.

This comedy of the American,southern cotton plantations,has had a dist inguished

! reception on Broadway andwas so successful that a musi-cal version has just ended along run.

Heading the cast are ClaudeClark, Lucia Whyte, Lota'Hamilton, Dorothy Cunning-ham, Sylvia Thompson,Lloyd Deans, Stanley Daw-

kins, Ward Deans and Leon-ard Deans. Costumes are by

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Several film companies are inthere pitching for the rights

j . and among the leading con-: tenders is George Barrie.1 president of Faberge and! Brut Productions. ,,

Betsy Williams and lightingby George' Carter. Stagemanager is Charles Deans.

This play is part of a season •being presented and cele- :

. bratcs the Thespians 29th . 5 -,-.anniversary as a Theatre y.ooWorkshop Group. Proceeds ; 7.10arc in aid of the group's 7.20workshop, fund .

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Ilimvatore;auditionsSaturday

The L i t t l e G ' l y n e b o u r neTheatre is presently pre-paring its most ambitiousproduction to date: Verdi's;II trovatore, with soloists,chorus and a small orchestra

• assembled for .the occasion.Director Roma D'Oyen fn-

chett promises a highly suc-cessful version of this favour-i te grand opera whose1

melodramatic plot stillbrings tears to the eyes ofpersons who have.seen itmany times.

It is ,the story of crossed love,•rivalry between two pow-erful men. and an old gypsy •woman's thirst for revengeagainst a man who hadburnt her mother on suspi-cion of. witchcraft. There:are scenes involving soldiers. ,some set in the .Gypsy camp, ;

. as well as touching encoun- ;ters between lovers andbetween mother and son.

Soloists are already hard atwork rehearsing the princi-pal roles. Leading parts arebeing taken by Louis and.Pat Gooden, Peggy Warm-ington and Curtis Watson.

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