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4 Vintage Film Festival Tuesdays 8:15 p.m. J in the air-conditioned Victorian Towers Auditorium Ocean & Washington CAPE MAY Tuesday, Aug. 20 "A STAR IS BORN" (1937) Janet Gaynor Frederic March Adolphe Menjou May Robson Andy Devine I Coming Attractions: August 27 "Cheaper By The Dozen" i September 2 "Top Hal" Spwwm By TW MM- Attn* C ooler for the Arts PrortMfli go towards the resbmttk* a# the Eaniea Phyatek Hmm iIi-*-.im- Ii.im- <l<-< lllH-.ln.Mih 7i.)a-r ■ ••lit mo..- I ""a i ... , ..r.liue i.. .10 Atn.-ri.iiti lli-ar 1 A«.« i.iti.x. Amii-ih .111- .ImiI »l rliiniualii lu-arl '.ItM-aM- T'wlay rlieiunali. (e\et ,ui-l rhninialx In-art .iimmm- kill aU.111 !t. -no |>-..l4.-ea.li year aoonhngt.. Amen, an Heart As-

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CAPE MAY - "A Star Is Born", the 1937 classic directed by William ' Harp, Flute Candlelight Concert CAPE MAY - Karin Fuller, harpists, and Edward Schultz, flutist, will be the featured performers in the Chalfonte Hotel's "Concert by Candlelight" series Tuesday. Aug. 20. Fuller and Schultz are active performers of orchestra, solo and chamber music in the Philadelphia area. In their duo performances. their repertoire covers the spectrum from Renaissance to contemporary works. They appear frequently in concert together. Both are members of the Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra and the Sequenza Contempprary Chamber Ensemble. Each performs solo recitals as well. There is a dinner/concert package available. For more information and reservations call or stop by the Chalfonte, 301 Howard St. ; phone 884-8409. Repertory Outdoors Is Popular CAPE MAY - En thusiastic audience members have been discovering the fun of out door theatre at Cape May 's MidAtlantic Stage Three productions are running in repertory through Labor Day: Dial "M" for Murder. The Passion of Dracula. and The Heiress Located on the grounds of the Etnlen Physick Estate, the MidAtlantic Stage provides the perfect location for a picnic dinner before or during the show. A pre- performance stroll through the estate's rose garden can add an additional romantic touch. Other patrons have been enjoying special dinners at local restaurants. Thanks to a new dinner-theatre package deal, dinner at the early seating at these restaurants includes a free ticket to the MidAtlantic Stage. Workshop Set In Ceramics CAPE MAY - All eightweek course introducing beginners to hand building and wheelthrowing in ceramics, begins Aug. 21 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the County Art League. 1050 Washington St. Advanced students are welcome to join the class and work on independent projects The registration fee must be paid in advance. To sign up call 884-8628 or drop by.

Wellman, will be shown at 8: 15 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20, in the Victorian Towers Auditorium, Ocean and Washington Streets. Starring Janet Gaynor, Frederic March, Adolphe Menjou, May Robson, Andy Devine and Edgar Kennedy, the film follows the breakup of a Hollywood marriage when one of the stars hits the big time and the other hits the skids. Lana Turner appears in her first screen role as an extra in the Santa Anita Bar sequence. The summer vintage film festival is sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. Proceeds go towards the restoration of the Emlen Physick House. For further information, call 884-5404. 1

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