December 6 bargain-sale calendar listing

(who was just about the most sensual Freddy Einsford-Hill, in My Fair Lady on film) plays Doctor Watson in this ennervating production. Brett also did well with his performance on stage as Dracula here, and on television as the icy de Winter in Rebecca. Crucifer of Blood opens this evening. In the Ahmanson Theatre. 972-7402. Saturday December 6 So young and oh so dead Recent studies have indicated the increasing incidence of suicide in young persons up to the age of 25 is an international trend--if death can be a trend--and so Doctor Robert E. Litman speaks this morning on youth-oriented music and its correlation to the death-wish. Litman is director of the Institute for Studies in Self-destructive Behavior. His speech is free (and open to the general public) at the Del Amo Hospital auditorium in Torrance. Reservations are necessary. 530-1151. 3270 W. Lomita, 9 a.m. Holiday books, layman's prices The Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library host their bargain books sale this morning at 10 a.m. in front of the library at 550 Pier Avenue. Selections should be especially tempting this morning, as three book collectors have donated a considerable selection--in addition to the usual offerings. 376-5765. Deck the halls with . . . well, whatever The California State University Dominguez Hills Chorale presents its holiday concert this evening at 7 p.m. at the Pacific Unitarian Church in Rancho Palos Verdes. Renaissance and modern songs from France, Spain and Germany, early America and Hispanic America are included in the 20-voice group's holiday repertoire. 5621 Montemalaga Drive, Rancho Palos Verdes. No phone. Art, wine and so much faith Saint Margaret Mary School is still trying to raise funds to keep its teachings going. Now, it holds a Christmas art auction and wine tasting party in its parish hall. Chateau Filippi has supplied the wines, and the hors d'oeuvres are compliments of the school. Costs a buck. 25515 Eshelman in Lomita. 373-7953.

ford-Hill, in My Fair Lady on film) plays Doctor Watson
in this ennervating production. Brett also did well with
his performance on stage as Dracula here, and on tele-
vision as the icy de Winter in Rebecca. Crucifer of
Blood opens this evening. In the Ahmanson Theatre.
972-7402.
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Saturday I°
December 6
So young and oh so dead
Recent studies have indicated the increasing in-
cidence of suicide in young persons up to the age of
25 is an international trend?if death can be a trend-
and so Doctor Robert E. Litman speaks this morning
on youth-oriented music and its correlation to the
death-wish. Litman is director of the Institute for
Studies in Self-destructive Behavior. His speech is
free (and open to the general public) at the Del Amo
Hospital auditorium in Torrance. Reservations are
necessary. 530-1151. 3270 W. Lomita, 9 a.m.
Holiday books, layman's prices
The Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library host their
bargain books sale this morning at 10 a.m. in front of
the library at 550 Pier Avenue. Selections should be
especially tempting this morning, as three book col-
lectors have donated a considerable selection-in ad-
dition to the usual offerings. 376-5765.
Deck the halls with... well, whatever
The California State University Dominguez Hills
Chorale presents its holiday concert this evening at 7
p.m. at the Pacific Unitarian Church in Rancho Palos
Verdes. Renaissance and modern songs from France,
Spain and Germany, early America and Hispanic
America are included in the 20-voice group's holiday
repertoire. 5621 Montemalaga Drive, Rancho Palos
Verdes. No phone.
Art, wine and so much faith
Saint Margaret Mary School is still trying to raise
funds to keep its teachings going. Now, it holds a Christmas art auction and wine tasting party in its
parish hall. Chateau Filippi has supplied the wines,
and the hors d'oeuvres are compliments of the school.
Costs a buck. 25515 Eshelman in Lomita. 373-7953.