Concert will benefit Gymanfa Ganu Association

Concert will benefitGymanfa Ganu Association
WARREN -- Megan Elizabeth Morris and the Wade Raridon Singers will present a benefit concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church, Mahoning Avenue N.W.
Morris, a young mezzo-soprano who is an emerging local talent and the Singers will present a varied program including show tunes, Welsh songs, and sacred and patriotic selections.
Tickets are $10 and $7 for students and can be obtained at the door or in advance from Nelson Llewellyn at (330) 847-9892. There will be refreshments served at the intermission.
Concert proceeds will aid the Niles Gymanfa Ganu Association in its effort to present the world-famous Pendyrus Male Choir from Wales at Packard Music Hall on Oct. 19.
Movie producer to speakat Slippery Rock festival
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- A Hollywood movie producer will visit Slippery Rock University in conjunction with its annual Kaleidescope performing arts festival and the establishment of the Harry M. Warner Film Institute. Stephen Simon, who produced the movies "Somewhere in Time" and "What Dreams May Come," will speak on "Moving Messages: Entertainment Possibilities, Inspiring Change" at 8 p.m. Thursday in the University Union.
SRU recently launched a minor in film studies and formed the institute with the help of Lawrence County Historical Society. It's named for Harry Warner, a former Youngstowner who with his brothers opened their first movie theater in New Castle in 1907. The brothers also built Warner Theater in Youngstown, now known as Edward W. Powers Auditorium, and went on to establish the Warner Bros. film studio.