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FORT WORTH, Texas (Sp.)- Three Southwest singers will ap% pear in the world premiere per- formances of the Christmas opera, ?╟úThe Shepherdess and The feMlnpeyjsWeep,**'. fo be pro- duced by the Fort Worth Opera Association Wednesc Thursday, Dec. 28 a the William Edrington ater. Soprano Gleni Rutl Dallas, who has appe the Memphis Opera A the Los Angeles Cha chestra and the Da3 phony, will, make her c the Fort Worth Open Hj3B D. 237.192 SUN. 262,441 REG. PRICE $239.00..NOW ALSO BIG SAVINGS ON PIANOS AND BAND INSTRUMENTS HURRY! QUANTITIES LIMITED! 23 J Preston Royal East OEC 1 5 1966 After Dark: I EM 3-0284 ical Chang harmonic 1 the August closing wi The report will lis'; of the repairs and I j the costs they wouf ( an official suggest vi that it may be nec m in the ceiling w Al He said that ady Afc decor that had QUQ left undone duri told in?╟ú of changes wou Possibly, the clouds overhe? lr*hc nating the If iVafy the hall loc ^??Uyw opened in Se ?·[aile j Certain of ^ a??ttias ments are ( feen dulling of I ^Q??w trf Ice washing w e , to rant wh' r"d ram, wn County n Ion trades on 1 Until tl South ing is f Joan Edo?1 being tai (Harbor ' The 1 Sands Feted on 14th Birthday I 11 i , m M monic 1 ?√ß mond- * Casino> . ?╟úclou?╟  Hawaii Vth of th teenage cc, ^ds 'earns ahJH, G fay at Th?k*Is 1 jWS fc m, i j newest on \ ^aes&vy iT^ted a By FRANCIS RAFFETTO LAS VEGAS, Nev.?╟÷The sump- tuous^een ager among this city?╟╓s hotel - casinos, The Sands, is celebrating its 14th birthday with activities full of glamorous names, acts, beauty and Christ- mas enchantment. With an eye for tradition, the star for the anniversary show Friday night in the Copa Room is1 Danny Thomas, the very same star who headlined the Sards?╟╓ .opening show 14 years ago. He win be joined by Sam- my Davis Jr., himself a veteran entertainer and star. Time has been kind to Thom- as, who in the intervening years has successfully invaded a new- er medium. His ?╟úDanny Thomas Show?╟Ñ started early in a blooming TV garden and easily survived when the TV picture became criticized later as the cultural wasteland. The Thomas ?╟úfamily?╟Ñ went on for almost a dozen years itself?╟÷ just about as old as the Sands. THE NATIONAL press has been invited here by owner Jack Entratter of the Sands for his establishment?╟╓s 14th birthday. They will rub elbows with and perhaps interview such well known fellow guests as: Lucille Ball, Natalie Wood, Stanley ICramer, James Stewart, Joey Bishop, Edward G. Robinson and others. The Thomas-Davis part of the anniversary show is rumored to be a swinging improvisation audi- r\ HIHRH (BtM| e to fly home Sunday mom- |ifi|S|l| probably a bit shaken but p Danny Thomas. . . Stars in Sands?╟╓ birthday gala. ?╟úSands All-Star Show?╟Ñ will be presented. Press survivors then Will be free ing, ___________ with stars in their eyes. INCIDENTALLY: Meanwhile, 1 back in Dallas, Ron Shipman?╟╓s | Rubiayat, long at 3236 McKin- | ney (at Hall) is now enlarged j | and remodeled, and will be | graced weekends (Friday and j I Saturday nights) by the Clay- | brook Singers. This trio, John qc | Tymon, Bruce Bermudez and 7 | Bill Heard, are from New Or- | leans and started off in the jO^ j smaller Rubiayat. ?╟úWe can now 1 ^ accommodte, those who have Aq s stood patiently in the doorway,?╟Ñ rf jj said Shipman. Adults will be L, \ able to buy setups and backing Pjc j ence, particularly Bishop, sure the Claybrooks will be the regu- j to wind up onstage, too. lar Rubiayat artists: Folksinger Oc Artfully combining traditional Baxter Taylor and the fine team W hotel superstition with senti- of John Vandiver with his rag- L. time guitar and John Brooks, y N harmonica . . . Joe Parkhill, U who had the Privateer Club on Grand Lake near Tulsa, cut a j record in Dallas with some of | Don Jacoby?╟╓s men. He also [ looked over the club situation, |lk with an eye to acquiring Dallas citizenship. Mrs. Parkhill is the Mr former Texie Waterman of Dal-T ?½l_________ ment, the Sands has no 13th floor. Instead, it is called The Danny Thomas Floor. Festivities start Thursday night with a luau and dis- cotheque in the Sands?╟╓ Grand Ballroom. For this, gjuests have been advised that slacks and-or muu-muu?╟╓s are permissible. THE ANNIVERSARY show Friday follows a fashion show and luncheon for the women ear- (ER THE SOUTHWEST Iter. Nelson Riddle and his orches- tra play for dinner and dancing at the big Anniversary Ball in the Grand Ballroom Saturday night, at which time a surprise MMMIBIIi?╟÷ w CAFETERIA I.W. Hwy. & Hillcrest EM 8-5646 Best Food?╟÷Gome See