by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 5, 1969
Again bad weather held down the audience last night at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center and again the 1,500 brave souls …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 30, 1969
A perfect, twin-bill show was offered by two similar, yet totally dissimilar groups in the Cowsills and Checkmates Ltd. last night …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 29, 1969
Neither sleet nor hail nor falling rain can keep an audience away from the Saratoga Performing …
by Don A. Metivier, The Glens Falls Times, July 29, 1969
As more than 8,000 of their fans roared approval, Peter, Paul and Mary ran through their …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 22, 1969
A study in contrasts aptly describes the combined concert of Buffy Sainte-Marie and the New York Rock and Roll Ensemble last night at Saratoga …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 15, 1969
Pet really sings up a storm! Petula Clark, that is, and she absolutely entranced an audience of more than 10,000 …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 3, 1968
Saratoga Performing Arts Center had “a happening” to close the third season Sunday night that will never be forgotten by the 12,000 …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 3, 1968
Rowan and Martin’s “Comedy Concert” at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, drawing 7,000 Saturday night and 4,000 Sunday afternoon, brought the first risque material to the …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 3, 1968
Rowan and Martin’s “Comedy Concert” at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, drawing 7,000 Saturday night and 4,000 Sunday afternoon, brought the first risque material to the …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 31, 1968
What can be said about Bill Cosby but that he is the greatest? In damp cold last night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, he kept …
by Bruce Husten, The Times Record, August 30, 1968
There was little to rave about at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center last night. The featured attraction was The Bee Gees, and at best their performance was …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 30, 1968
The sound was loud and amplified, the garb outlandish and the hair long, yet the Bee Gees were a personable, delightful, talented …
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