January 22, 1976 (12 pages)

Leisuretime Activities ; “Sunshine Boys” at Sacto Civic Neil Simon’s hilarious comedy hit ‘The Sunshine Boys” will be the third play of the Sacramento Civic Theater’s 1975-76 Bicentennial season. The opening of “The Sunshine Boys” in New York marked an even dozen plays or musicals from the Simon Me,” “Barefoot in the Park,” “The Odd Couple,” ‘Sweet Charity,” “Star Spangled Girl,” ‘Plaza Suite,” “Promises, Promises,’ “The Last of the Red Hot Lovers,” “The Gingerbread Lady,” and “The Prisoner of Second Avenue” (an Eaglet hit last season). _ “The Sunshine Boys” is about two vaudeville partners who respected each other but incessantly for forty-three years. They have not spoken or communicated in the eleven years since their retirement. The plot involves an attempt to reunite them for a television special. Simon’s uproarious variation on the famous Dr. Kronkite sketch is the climax of this outlandishly funny and touching play. “The Sunshine Boys” will play four weekends, Fridays and , January 16 through February 7, with two special matiness on Sundays, February 1 and 8. Admission is $3.00 for evening performances, $2.00 for matinees with students half-price for all performances. Reservations may be made at the Sacr; to Civic Theater Box: ~ THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, Jenuery 22,1976 — 7 California Country.PROTECTING THE STAGE In the 1860s stage runs between Portland Sacramento and were rough. Rick Steber stageline, before a driver by the name of Rattling Jack Traveling night and day it took business. a week’s time to make the distance and cost the passenger $600. But the most valuable cargo wasn’t the passengers. It was the Wells Fargo treasure chest. During the years the Stage ran, the town of Jacksonville alone sent out 30 million dollars of gold dust. Highwaymen and road agents had a field day with the The company decided to trythe driver’s plan and it wasn’t long before Ratthing Jack heard the command, “Halt”, and pulled to a stop. The road agents had the drop on him Office, 1419 H Street, or by calling 441-6991. Snowhikes at Tahoe SACRAMENTO Three easy snow hikes will be offered to‘Lake Tahoe area visitors during the weekend of Antique Gun and Coin show at Cal Expo SACRAMENTO The Sacramento Antique Gun and Coin Show, largest of its kind in Northern California, will . be staged Jan. 24-25 in Cal Expo’s Building A. . "expected to Subscribe Today To. THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET : Serving Western Nevada County Since 1927 Featuring The Great Tradition of the American Press ; Pi, = State Mining, is a gold panning tank at which show ; Friday, state pete sane Sit: aah x5 ling Saghs of god feomn's avers em park California Historical Arms Association of Vallejo is the sponsor of the Sacramento Antique Gun and Coin Show. : Show hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jan. 24, 9.a.m. to5 p.m. * Jan. 25, Admission is just $1.56 for adults and 75cents for Park. Meet. at the General person iS and der. Parking is tree in the main Oe een aes waglasaie City on Highway 89. é The Saturday hike will be an h “__@ <a snowshoe _ , : cross-coun ° ° Latest home PFICES . cewrcountey sting that the November median sales price of a home in the Sugar Pine Point State EE ee ee ceeecs Desert a Park pienie area, li mil oon Cerner emery bp way 8. er 62,000 member California Associa’ — . home was $42,000. This compares to the October figure of . ,Hedinners at, crose-cotney The survey is based on information collected in ge sactions from 3 boards of Realtors in California. . . the Donner Memorial State . Now! CAR is composed of 175boards of Realtors. The 24 used . ” Park museum on old Highway . W Easy . in the survey constitute about 42 percent (34,500) of CAR’s 40, 4 miles west of Truckee. see ae eer, Meet: Nemes yee — wear adequate clothing to ie eee over those of October (208 percent vs. 27.2 peret: ee onder For information, call 273-9561 today. aa eS ee ee eT . Seen Saeko -MAIL THE COUPON BELOW TO: : are : : Price Class October 1975 November 1975 For further information, r ». . $19,000and under zope. apt . parce Guy sasmaa or asks . ! DAE NUGGET sic) 7 nor ; $0,003,500, n2 za . sue bes reer . } P.O. BOX 1025 -<" $50,000 -§59,009 126 13.6 rt GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 3 ¢ arora 2 73 . . paRMens munanice GROUP} ee . $70, 43 . HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY pares $80,000-$89,900 24 26 . J] iiw.Moin P.0.8ox 1004 . . ! NAME $90,000 and over ee 44 . Grass Valley, Co. 265%6166 J Terr x it ang were e“tgos” Fearing GAIL ZIEGLER'S . . __ [i deolers in fine Art. Pen & ink Drawings wi! Stare ae be aad < e DS REET. < a “ag OPEN. DAILY. 10:40 5. excerr rutsony sweonesony. FY I ae PI 3 ee y eo) ee See eee Ss we se Ye Be lee wx SE ee oN SE ae see Se ee SA wee hOSS AMAR SAE AAA SRR RARE

Leisuretime Activities ; “Sunshine Boys” at Sacto Civic Neil Simon’s hilarious comedy hit ‘The Sunshine Boys” will be the third play of the Sacramento Civic Theater’s 1975-76 Bicentennial season. The opening of “The Sunshine Boys” in New York marked an even dozen plays or musicals from the Simon Me,” “Barefoot in the Park,” “The Odd Couple,” ‘Sweet Charity,” “Star Spangled Girl,” ‘Plaza Suite,” “Promises, Promises,’ “The Last of the Red Hot Lovers,” “The Gingerbread Lady,” and “The Prisoner of Second Avenue” (an Eaglet hit last season). _ “The Sunshine Boys” is about two vaudeville partners who respected each other but incessantly for forty-three years. They have not spoken or communicated in the eleven years since their retirement. The plot involves an attempt to reunite them for a television special. Simon’s uproarious variation on the famous Dr. Kronkite sketch is the climax of this outlandishly funny and touching play. “The Sunshine Boys” will play four weekends, Fridays and , January 16 through February 7, with two special matiness on Sundays, February 1 and 8. Admission is $3.00 for evening performances, $2.00 for matinees with students half-price for all performances. Reservations may be made at the Sacr; to Civic Theater Box: ~ THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, Jenuery 22,1976 — 7 California Country.PROTECTING THE STAGE In the 1860s stage runs between Portland Sacramento and were rough. Rick Steber stageline, before a driver by the name of Rattling Jack Traveling night and day it took business. a week’s time to make the distance and cost the passenger $600. But the most valuable cargo wasn’t the passengers. It was the Wells Fargo treasure chest. During the years the Stage ran, the town of Jacksonville alone sent out 30 million dollars of gold dust.

Highwaymen and road agents had a field day with the The company decided to trythe driver’s plan and it wasn’t long before Ratthing Jack heard the command, “Halt”, and pulled to a stop. The road agents had the drop on him Office, 1419 H Street, or by calling 441-6991. Snowhikes at Tahoe SACRAMENTO Three easy snow hikes will be offered to‘Lake Tahoe area visitors during the weekend of Antique Gun and Coin show at Cal Expo SACRAMENTO The Sacramento Antique Gun and Coin Show, largest of its kind in Northern California, will . be staged Jan. 24-25 in Cal Expo’s Building A. . "expected to Subscribe Today To.. THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET : Serving Western Nevada County Since 1927 Featuring The Great Tradition of the American Press ; Pi, = State Mining, is a gold panning tank at which show ; Friday, state pete sane Sit: aah x5 ling Saghs of god feomn's avers em park California Historical Arms Association of Vallejo is the sponsor of the Sacramento Antique Gun and Coin Show. : Show hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jan. 24, 9.a.m. to5 p.m. * Jan. 25, Admission is just $1.56 for adults and 75cents for Park. Meet. at the General person iS and der. Parking is tree in the main Oe een aes waglasaie City on Highway 89. é The Saturday hike will be an h “__@ <a snowshoe _ , : cross-coun ° ° Latest home PFICES . cewrcountey sting that the November median sales price of a home in the Sugar Pine Point State EE ee ee ceeecs Desert a Park pienie area, li mil oon Cerner emery bp way 8. er 62,000 member California Associa’ — . home was $42,000. This compares to the October figure of . ,Hedinners at, crose-cotney The survey is based on information collected in ge sactions from 3 boards of Realtors in California. . . the Donner Memorial State . Now! CAR is composed of 175boards of Realtors. The 24 used . ” Park museum on old Highway . W Easy . in the survey constitute about 42 percent (34,500) of CAR’s 40, 4 miles west of Truckee. see ae eer, Meet: Nemes yee — wear adequate clothing to ie eee over those of October (208 percent vs. 27.2 peret: ee onder For information, call 273-9561 today. aa eS ee ee eT . Seen Saeko -MAIL THE COUPON BELOW TO: : are : : Price Class October 1975 November 1975 For further information, r ». . $19,000and under zope. apt . parce Guy sasmaa or asks . ! DAE NUGGET sic) 7 nor ; $0,003,500, n2 za . sue bes reer . } P.O. BOX 1025 -<" $50,000 -§59,009 126 13.6 rt GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 3 ¢ arora 2 73 . . paRMens munanice GROUP} ee . $70, 43 . HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY pares $80,000-$89,900 24 26 . J] iiw.Moin P.0.8ox 1004 . . ! NAME $90,000 and over ee 44 . Grass Valley, Co. 265%6166 J Terr x it ang were e“tgos” Fearing GAIL ZIEGLER'S . . __ [i deolers in fine Art. Pen & ink Drawings wi! Stare ae be aad < e DS REET. < a “ag OPEN. DAILY. 10:40 5.. excerr rutsony sweonesony. FY I ae PI 3 ee y eo) ee See eee Ss we se Ye Be lee wx SE ee oN SE ae see Se ee SA wee hOSS AMAR SAE AAA SRR RARE