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producer

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Harry Belafonte rarely utilizes the services of a comedian in his shows but Nipsey Russell is more than a comedian as millions of television viewers can attest. Russell can sing, dance, and act.

His material is fresh and alive; his delivery is polished and entertaining; and his vast vocabu-lary affords his comedy a touch of "literate laughter·· unequaled by few and certainly sur-passed by no other comedy figure in show business today.

Mr. Belafonte presents a new voice in the e nter-tainment firmament in the person of the exciting greek songstress, Nana Mouskouri. In a very short time. she has mastered many memorable moments in the history of Greece, France, Ger-many, Italy, and Spain.

The unique talents of Miss Mouskouri are dis

-played to advantage in the new Belafonte production allowing the very "soul" of the nations to become evident through her singing.

THE

BELAFONTE

SINGERS

MILT GRAYSON, WILLIAM STEWART, DENNIS PERRIN, LESLIE DORSEY, JIM HERALD, KEN DOVEL, TIM CONN, RICHARD PINOLE, SHERMAN SNEED

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Harry Belafonte, today, at the pinnacle of a distinguished career, defies categorical definition

of his art.

The content and quality of his presentations cannot be classified as belonging to one specific group for Bclafonte's art relates to everyone.

Age, ' social standing, geographic. location, language differences form no barner to the sound and the feeling of his art.

To see Ilarry Belafonte in person is more than an evening in the theatre ... it is time spent in communicating with one's fellO\V, in under -standing and practicing what we call our daily existence and the heartbeat of expression.

ACCOMPANISTS

ERNEST CALABRIA, PERCY BRICE, RALPH MACDONALD, BILL SALTER, AL SCHACKMAN'. .for Miss Mouskouri: .. for Mr. Russell

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STAFF FOR BELAFONTE ENTERPRIZES INC.

COMPANY MANAGER... .. ... JAMES AWE

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER ... CHARLES COLMAN

PUBLIC RELATIONS... . ... THE MIKE MERRICK CO., INC. SOUND ... . ... RICHARD ALDERSON SOUND EQUIPMENT BY... ... .. ... SHOW SOUND INC. MUSIC COPYING ... BOB HARING, JR. AND JENNIFER BROWN PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS ... SHERMAN SNEED AND GLORIA CANTOR

STAFF

FOR

SPECIAL EVENTS BOARD OF ASCSU

PRESIDENT... .. ... RICHARD HERGERT

TREASURER ... RONALD RUTZ

BOOKING ... JANA PULESTON PUBLICITY ... CAROLE DOMINGUEZ, PAT NOEL, DONNA WALLACE

HOUSE MANAGER (ARRANGEMENTS) ... EDGAR CAMPBELL OTHER BOARD MEMBERS... .. ... PAUL BARKEY, BARB KELLER

GARYFELT,JUDYSNEDDON USHERS... .... .. .CSU HOSTESSES, LANCERS,

ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY, OMICRON DELTA KAPPA

FOR COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

HOUSE PHYSICIAN ... DR. GERALD PULS BUILDING MANAGER... ... .. ... JAMES MARTEL AUDITOR ... ... ERNST AND ERNST INC.

THE OFFICE OF PUBLIC EVENTS .. .. .. .. .. . J. K. CAMPBELL, MGR.

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8:00P.M., CENTER THEATRE SUN., DEC. 4

NO CHARGE (SEE PRESS FOR TIME)

The Special Events Boord is on official organ of the Associated Students at Colorado State University with membership chosen from the student body by application and appointment.

In addition to the sponsorship of POPS concerts on a self-supporting basis, the Boord sponsors the GALAXY SERIES, a self-sustaining series of pro

-grams to fill the gop between heavier cultural programs and the pops

concerts. Included this year ore the MARINE BAND, FRED WARING AND

THE PENNSYLVANIANS, AND HANS CONREID in the Broadway ploy

"GENERATION".

With subsidy from the Associated Students (ASCSU), the board sponsors

two major lecture series; THE VIP SERIES and THE HEADLINER SERIES

including lectures by such persons as Craig Spence, AI Copp, Moria von Tropp, Strin\]fellow Barr, and Alexander Gabriel.

In cooperation with other student/staff groups, the board presents THE

UNIVERSITY LECTURE SERIES, THE ANNUAL INTERNATiONAL DEBATE,

INTERNATIONAL AFFAiRS LECTURES, ond other speaker programs.

It is the goal of the Boord to produce a self-sustaining program of cultural enlertainment and a low cost lecture series of the highest quality. It is

their hope that you will continue to support them by your attendance and to make suggestions for future programs.

-HOUSE

POLICY-Recorders and Cameras; Contractual agreements with orlisfs, agencies, recording companies, or various agencies holding copyrights expressly forbid the recording or photographing of the per

-formances without explicit written permission. Purchase of a ticket does not imply the right to

photograph or record.

Accidents or emergencies must be reported to the Campus Security personnel.

Beverages and snack items ore permitted in the lobbies only. Snack bars ore open at inter

-missiori.

Paging is not done in the building. Physicians and other persons expecting calls shol.Jid register

at the desk in the north lobby.

Lost and Found items should be turned in to Security personnel and may be claimed at the Campus Security office.

Sealing at CSU events is not segregated or restricted by reason of race or color.

Please report complaints to the Manager of Public Events or his assistant in the north lobby. Ticket prices for this attraction ore established jointly. between the artists representative and the Special Events Boord.

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Box

$3.00

Parquet

$2.50

Opera

$2.00

Gallery

$1.25

ALL SEATS RESERVED -

POPULAR PRICES

STUDENT- STAFF- FACULTY DISCOUNT FIFTY CENTS ON ANY SEAT