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JANUARY'S
THEATRE
Dec. 31 — 80H8 O" Fun, out of
OI«en and Johnson, New Year's
Eve Performance, 11:00 P. M.
Miuic Hall. Jan. 6-7 — Ballet Russb. Matinee
both daya at 2:30. Music Hall. Jan. 9 — RussuN Ballet (Friu
chy Seriea). 8:20. Muaic Hall. Jan. 10-11 — ^Rebecca. Music Hall. Jan. 18-21 — Life With Fathb».
Matinee, Saturday, Sunday.
Music Hall. Jan. 23-24 — The Gvpst Baron
fPriuchy Series). 8:20 P. M.
Music Hall. Jan. 7? — Resident Theatre Play
(title to be announced).
MUSIC
Jan. 2-3 — Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra. Efrem Kurtz conducting. Jan Pecrce. 8:30 p. m. Music Hall.
Jan. 5 — Lauritz Mclchior. Music Hall.
Jan. 8 — Fisk Singers (St. Stephens Baptist Church). Music Hall.
Jan. 12-13 — Tito Guizar. Music Hall.
Jan. \A — Pop Concert. David
Van Vactor conducting. 3:30 p. m. Music Hall.
Jan. 15 — Don Cossacks. (Town Hall Series). Music Hall.
Jan. 16-17— Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra. Alexander Murray, Violinist; Zara Nelsova, Violoncellist, 8:30 P. M. Music Hall.
Jan. 28 — Pop Concert. Efrem Kurtz conducting. 3:30 P. M. Music Hall.
Jan. 30-31— Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra. William Kapell. 8:30 P. M. Music Hall.
January Sundays: Conservatory Student Recitals, or recorded programs, Atkins Auditorium, Nelson Gallery of Art.
LECTURES
'Jan. 17 — Jackson County Health Forum. Little Theatre, Municipal Auditorium.
Jan. 29 — Dr. Alfred Noyes (Town Hall Series). Music Hall.
Jan. ?7— Rex Stout (Center Cultural Series). Municipal Auditorium, Arena.
ART EVENTS
William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art: January Exhibit, Kansas City Camera Club. WEDNESDAYS at 8:00 P. M.: lectures by Miss Hughes or Miss Jackson, on Persian pottery. Sung pottery. Renaissance-Baroque pottery, and European pottery of the 18th Century. Atkins Auditorium. FRIDAYS at 7:30 P. M.: informal talks on special exhibitions. SATURDAY, Children's Activities: Jan. 6 — Motion Picture, "Oliver Twist." Jan. 13 — Guadalupe Center program. Jan. 20 — Motion Picture, "The Three Musketeers." Jan. 27 — Program by classes in Ancient arts and Medieval arts.
Kansas City Art Institute and School of Design: January Exhibit, Paintings and sketches done overseas by former students now in the armed forces. Contributions from New Guinea, North Africa, Italy. No charge. Week days, 9-5; Monday, Wednesday, Friday evenings, 7 to 9:30.
CONVENTIONS
Jan. 2-4 — Western Association of Nurserymen.
Jan. 4-5 — Midwest Feed Manufacturers' Association.
Jan. 6-7 — Allied Clothiers and Jobbers.
Jan. 7-8 — Bandwagon of Infants', Children and Girls' Wear.
Jan. 7-10 — Heart of America Men's Apparel Show.
Jan . 11-1 2 — Nutrena Mills.
Jan. 14-17 — Kansas City Apparel Association.
Jan. 15-18 — Central Sute* Salesmen's Association.
Jan. 17-18 — Missouri Ice Manufacturers' Association.
Jan. 17-20 — International Roller Canary Breeders' Association, and American Royal Canary Association.
Jan. 21-25 — Kansas City Toilet Goods Show.
Jan. 21-25 — Kansas City Gift Show.
Jan. 24-25 — Southwestern Lumbermen's Association.
Jan. 29-31 — Western Retail Implement y Hardware Association.
Jan. 7? — American Meteorological Association.
SPORTS
PLA-MOR PLAY Roller Skating: Kids' Matinee — Saturdays. Popular matinee. Sundays; rink open to public each evening. Ice Skating: Saturday and Sunday matinees. Open each night, liutructions by pro's. Bowling: 34 alleys, available to public for open bowling Saturday and Sunday. Better call for reservations.
DANCING Jan. 1 — Troveur Club Dance. Municipal Auditorium, Little Theatre.
Tuesday, Friday evenings — "Over 30" nights Tom and Kate Beckham. PLvMor Ballroom.
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