Magyar Herald, 1994 (1-3. szám)
1994 / 1. szám
Page 4 MAGYAR HERALD 1st QUARTER, 1994 Time magazine names Cleveland Orchestra best ,______in America______ Under Music Director Christoph von Dohnanyi, an honorary member of our own Magyar Club, the Cleveland Orchestra has become "the best band in the land", Time magazine says in its newest issue. Bang the cymbals loudly. Under conductor Dohnanyi, the Ohioans have risen to the forefront of American ensembles, as once before under the great George Szell, another Hungarian conductor. 2 Performances, Live on Stage at Playhouse Square Center! After a four-year hiatus, the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble returns to Playhouse Square Center! Based in Budapest, the Ensemble is comprised of 70 performers, including whirling dancers, a superb chorus and a virtuoso "show-stopping" orchestra, complete with gypsy violins, Hungarian cimbaloms and other ethnic instruments. Company members are hand-picked from the very best in Hungary, and have been chosen above all other Hungarian folk companies by the government to be its official representative abroad. The Hungarian State Folk Ensemble will be at the State Theatre on Friday, February 4 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $24.50, $20.50 and $18.50 plus handling. □ □□ x--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------s. Important news release regarding Mindszenti Plaza of the City of . Cleveland . The Mindszenti Plaza is located at 1201 Lakeside Avenue. It is a minipark fronting the Utilities building and the Holiday Inn, in which a bronze bust of Cardinal Mindszenti is the focal point. A general plan for renovation and improvement of the park was presented to the Mindszenti Plaza committee and certain local government officials, by Charles E. Skerek, Manager of Sites Development for the City of Cleveland. In addition to performing needed renovations,a water fountain will be added as well as a lighting system. The plans were well-received by the Mindszenti committee,as well as the government officials who were in attendance. John Palasics Chairman, Mindszenti Plaza Committee (UHS) Former Magyar Club president The Cleveland Hungarian Development Panel is Sponsoring Saturday, February 12, 1994 The Kitz-Carlton Grand Ballroom 1515 West Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113 For additional information, contact Susan Kaskey: 444-8878 or Kori Smith: 473-5405 6:30 p.m.: Cocktails Silent Auction 8:00 p.m,: Gourmet Hungarian Dinner 9:40 p.m.: Entertainment Dancing to the music of Steve Hegedeos Black Tie Valet Parking Ageless, energetic Mitzi Gaynor is back kicking up her heels in an all new, amazing musical revue which has something for everyone: ballads, musical salutes,torch songs,spectacular costumes,splashy dance numbers PLUS comedy! The Mitzi Gaynor show is presented by The Plain Dealer Festival of Stars, and will be at the PalaceTheatre on April 7-9 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $25.75 & $23.75 plus handling. r-------------------------------------------------------N MIÉRTEK A MIÉRTEK mögött rejlik: AZÉRT mit földi emberelme meg nem ért A MIÉRTEK nem-égő mécsbelek, melyek mennyben meggyújtva fénylenek s ha majd kiszállunk a földi homályból: a MIÉRTEK AZÉRT JE felvilágol, s amit a földön itt még meg nem értek: lángolni fognak fent millió AZÉRTEK. ^____________________Kutas Kálmán MAGYAR HERALD Published by The Magyar Club of Cleveland, Ohio President: FERENC J. SÖTÉT Quarterly Review For Members Of Magyar Club Editor: DR. STEPHEN SZABÓ Correspondence Address: 415 Steven Blvd. Richmond Hts., Ohio 44143 _______Telephone: 481-3648_______
