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#tbt Ballet Folklorico of Mexico Shea’s Buffalo Theater May 22 & 23, 1967

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Sometimes blog posts almost write themselves (well often I wish it was that easy but I digress). Today’s find was a program from the Ballet Folklorico of Mexico’s performance at Shea’s Buffalo Theater Monday, May 22 & Tuesday, May 23, 1967

The Buffalo Junior of Commerce is proud to present The Ballet Folklorico of Mexico as another entertainment milestone in our community’s cultural life.
Your attendance at this performance attests to your interest and support of our endeavors. We trust that this will be our beginning as a cultural force in our community.
ARTHUR C. LEVAN Mexican Folklorico Committee
S. HUROK PRESENTS
BALLET FOLKLORICO OF MEXICO
Under the Auspices of the NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FINE ARTS OF MEXICO
General Director and Choreographer AMALIA HERNANDEZ
Director NORMA LOPEZ HERNANDEZ
Costumes designed by DASHA
Scenes designed by ROBIN BOND
Artistic Coordinator EVELIA BERISTAIN
Musical Coordinator RAMON NOBLE
Lighting designed by THOMAS SKELTON
Technical Coordinator JAN MITCHELL

Tinney Cadillac Corp was located at what was originally a Pierce Arrow Automobile Company dealership. Currently, it is a Key Bank location.

The late long gone and missed Sattlers Department Store

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