by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 7, 1972
Saturday night’s “first” at SPAC should hopefully be a “last.”
The much-touted “Carnival of Marriage” with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Andre Kostelanetz, Hermione Gingold and …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 11, 1972
Liberace makes believers out of non-believers every performance.
Sunday night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center he charmed over 6,000 and had equal success with an afternoon crowd of …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 11, 1972
Liberace makes believers out of non-believers every performance.
Sunday night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center he charmed over 6,000 and had equal success with an afternoon crowd of …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 3, 1972
Doc Severinsen is an excellent showman.
The 5,000 who saw him Saturday night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center had the pleasure of viewing a real “sleeper.”…
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, June 26, 1972
No one could possibly dislike country-western music after hearing Johnny Cash.
Although much of his show Saturday night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center was a repeat of his …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 20, 1971
(editor’s note – original headliner Miles Davis canceled day of show)
Saratoga Performing Arts Center management will not soon forget the sixth …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 20, 1971
Saratoga Performing Arts Center management will not soon forget the sixth season, especially the closing weekend.
The back-up act did not show …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 13, 1971
Mary Travers and John Denver are the reason selective specials should be continued at Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
Despite a rainy night, they drew 3,700 …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 13, 1971
Teeny-boppers and parents made up the 6,000 attending Bobby Sherman’s performance Saturday night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
They had a whale of a time, just …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 11, 1971
Plainly the Bee Gees meant business when they came on the Saratoga Performing Arts Center stage last night backed by a 16-piece orchestra …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 7, 1971
Both parts of last night’s program at Saratoga Performing Arts Center have to be billed as relaxed performers.
lan and Sylvia, who opened the show, …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 7, 1971
Melanie succeeded in filling the vast Saratoga Performing Arts Center amphitheatre Sunday night all alone, thanks to a poignancy and performing fire almost impossible to imagine …
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