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The Monthly Magazine of the Atlanta Memorial Arts AtlantaTHE MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF THE ATLANTA ArtsMEMORIAL ARTS CENTER MAY/JUNE 1974 CAR FOR SALE Late model. Lo mi. Exclnt. cond. Owner moving to contemporary condomin­ i ium home at Snapfinger Woods. Walk to work. Golf. Tennis. Shopping. School. Stables. Pool. Lake. On 1 MARTA line. No need for car. Willing to sacrifice. Call 981-5731. I S napfinger Woods. A development of Phipps Land Company, Inc. pwjrmt of an She's Rich's own Penelope Penn, artist extraordinaire at solving shopping problems. There's no gift list too long, or too short for her to tackle...she'll shop through Rich's with you, or for you... take care of gift wrapping, even mail­ ing. She has a way with trousseaux', she'll give advice on hostess presents, even handle business gifts. With ease. 1 Believe us, it's an art! Give her a call or 5 see her at any of our nine Rich's stores. Penelope Penn’s the name! ATLANTA BO JEWELRY COMPANY 195 Mitchell Street, S.W., Phone (404) 522-21 and now our second location 107 Peachtree Street, N.E., Phone (404) 522-47 a Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Of Special interest AT THE CENTER ATLANTA COLLEGE OF ART Summer Program Announced The Summer Extension Program of the Atlanta College of Art will begin June 10, offering classes for credit and noncredit in drawing, painting, photog­ For a beautiful raphy and printmaking, as well as tele­ tomorrow ..e vision as an art form. Also included Insuran< e from Cotton State*. this summer are new classes in off-the- can help take the \\ yiffies’tbutjj loom weaving, interior design, and illus­ of tomorrow . and leave you tration. free to enjoy every beautiful Classes are held both during the day moment. When the time come and in the evening, and the tuition will to talk to someone about be $45 for each course, plus a registra­ more life insurance, come to tion fee, and lab or model fees applic­ Cotton States. able to the course. Cotton States The Annual Summer Art Program for high school students will also be held is insurance. gg] in the art college. The program is titled, Summer Media Workshop, a Visual Arts Experience, and will include in­ struction in printmaking, photography, video imagery (television) and sculpture, in addition to drawing, design, and art analysis. The course will meet each day, Mon­ day through Friday, from 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 4:00 for four weeks be­ ginning June 10. The cost of the course will be $90 which includes the cost of some materials, use of equipment, and special access to the Atlanta College of Art Library. For further information on both the Summer Extension Classes and the Sum­ mer Art Program contact Ms. Jean Dyer, 892-3600, Ext. 234. ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Summer Season Features Promenade and Pops Concerts The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s summer season, beginning June 11, runs continued Afriend of thejamily for five weeks and will feature Prom­ enade concerts on Tuesday and Wednes­ day evenings at Symphony Hall and Pops concerts Friday evenings at Chastain Park and Sunday afternoons at Stone Mountain. Season tickets for the separate Prom­ enade and Pops series are on sale through the Symphony offices. Let a professional fill your insurance Richard Hayman, arranger for the Boston Pops Orchestra and a favorite with Atlanta Symphony Pops audiences for the past two summers, returns needs. again this season to conduct the opening and closing concerts for the Summer Pops series. The sidewalk cafe atmosphere in the Galleria, so popular with last season’s audiences for the Promenade concerts, will be carried out again this summer. The Promenade programs will feature light, classical favorites. The Pops con­ certs will feature the Orchestra with popular name entertainers. Tables will be on sale at both parks for picnics and parties. A brochure detailing artists, programs and ticket information is available at the Arts Center Box Office. HAAS AND DODD-INSURANCE Rich's FASHIONATA Symphony Hall — September 4 and 5 ALL PROCEEDS FROM TICKET Tours and Cruises ... SALES GO TO THE ATLANTA ARTS ALLIANCE—the umbrella of The At­ by Air and Steamship lanta Symphony Orchestra, The High Museum of Art, Alliance Theatre and the Atlanta College of Art. A $4.00 donation will buy a ticket at Rich’s or the Symphony Box Office ATLANTA TRAVEL AGENCY after August 1. It can also be charged P'1 217 Georgia Life & Health Building to your Rich’s account. 66 Luckie Street, N.W. continued Atlanta, Georgia 30303-Alex Hitz. Jr. an enchanted fore/t ••• Where man has not spoiled its beauty... that's Habersham today... and it will be Habersham this fall and forever. We are carefully conceiving a village within the beauty that nature provided. Most of what s here today which includes a championship golf course and the pleasures of Lake Lanier will be enhanced by our development. You might say Habersham is becoming an "enchanted forest i A concept by Suite 200 • 6675 Peachtree Industrial Blvd • Atlanta. Ga 30340 This year it is “THE 8TH LIVELY ART” .... a fashion show now joins Gilbert Seldes’ 7 Lively ones . Vaudeville, Musical Comedy, Dance, Comic Strip, Radio, Popular Music and Spend the day at Movies. Richard H. Rich, Chairman of the Executive Com­ mittee of Rich’s, Inc. presents President Charles R. Yates of the Atlanta Arts Alliance a check for the entire proceeds of ticket sales from FASHION- The full-size fashion store ATA 1973. at Phipps Plaza —with great FASHION ATA 1974 — a theatrical production of exciting fashions. The clothes for the whole family­ choice of words, dancing mannequins home fashions, too, including and moods projected by Sol Kent make this show a fine piece of entertainment. interesting antiques. The credits include Staging and Lighting by David Chapman, New York Set De­ And marvelous gifts we found signer (formerly of Theatre Atlanta), for you all over the world, and Margaret Perrin (New York’s Piano Playhouse) and Bob Spence (Oh many available only at Coward!) at the pianos. Lord & Taylor. Performances are held each morning at 11:00 a.m., with a Matinee at 2:30 Stay for luncheon or tea on Wednesday, and an evening perform­ ance at 8:30 on Thursday. in our enchanting Bird Cage restaurant, open every shopping day. HIGH MUSEUM OF ART Lord & Taylor, Phipps Plaza Museum Collection Expands Peachtree Road between Wieuca The permanent collection of the High and Lenox Roads—266-0600 Museum is continuing to grow through the generosity of patrons, individual Open Monday thru Saturday friends, private foundations, government 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. grants, the Museum’s Members Guild, and others, who have given both dona­ Open Monday and Thursday tions of money and works of art. With evenings until 9:00 p.m. the addition of two new exhibition spaces in the expanded Third Floor area, to be continued following program notes WORKING IN A JACK DANIEL’S WAREHOUSE has its rewards. In rhe summertime, it’s the coolest spot in the hollow. The barrels in our warehouse always rest cool, except for those up near the roof. So every now and then we move them around, making sure all of the whiskey CHARCOAL MELLOWED ages and colors the right way. You see, we’d 6 rather let our product age the old natural way DROP Mr. Jack used. And besides, we like an excuse to 6 BY DROP cool off on warm Moore County days. lennessee Whiskey • 90 Proof • Distilled and Bottled by Jack Daniel Distillery, Lem Motlow, Prop., Inc., Lynchburg (Pop. 361), Tenn The only Distillery placed in the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Government. THE ALLIANCE THEATRE COMPANY DAVID BISHOP, Managing Director presents Stamen attii Slnliet by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE with K. T. Baumann Davis Hall Brad Blaisdell Arthur Hammer Howard Brunner Mary Ann Hearn David Dean Dana Ivey Gary Deaton John MacEachron Mitchell Edmonds Deirdre Owens Walter Guthrie Philip Pleasants And the 1974 Studio Company Directed by FRED CHAPPELL Original Music Composed by DON TUCKER Production Designer Lighting by LEWIS S. GREENLEAF, III MICHAEL STAUFFER Costumes Executed by Production Stage Manager MASSEY JR. COLLEGE, Fashion Dept. KEITH GLOVER Production Manager DAN B. SEDGWICK SOMETHING SPECIAL Fashion edited with taste and understanding Regensteiri$ downtown Peachtree • Buckhead North DeKalb • Perimeter Mall The unhurried elegance of the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel Its bravissimo. It’s that unique something that was the South, and is Atlanta. The historic charm, the current excitement. The relaxed elegance of The Sheraton-Biltmore begins the moment you check in. 600 rooms rich in old-world luxury. Attentive service that never hurries you. In an atmosphere that makes you feel wanted. Enjoy cocktails and entertainment in the Wine Cellar. Visit the Falstaff Room and enjoy a hearty meal in the tradition of an Old English chophouse. You'll like the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. For reservations, call (404) 875-3461. Or see your travel agent. SheraftMi-BiltmoreEd Polo, General Hotel Manager 817 West Peachtree Street, N.E. Phone: 875-3461 Sheraton Hotels and Motor Inns. A Worldwide Service of ITT ROMEO and JULIET CAST (7n order of appearance) Balthasar ............................................................................................................... Thomas Capps Benvolio ................................................................................................................... Gary Deaton Tybalt ........................................................................................................................ Brad Blaisdell Lord Capulet ... Mitchell Edmonds Lady Capulet .. Mary Ann Hearn Lord Montague John MacEachron Lady
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