Juão Sebastião Bar, a trendy spot in town 1963-1964

 

'O Cruzeiro' published a 4-page article about it on 5 September 1964. 

Suave Ana Lúcia was one of the regulars at Juão Sebastião Bar. 'O Cruzeiro', 9 September 1964. 

Plays to watch in January 1969

Jairo Arco e Flexa & Célia Helena. 

5 January 1969 - at Teatro Brasileiro de Comédia, Abilio Pereira de Almeida's 'O Clube da fossa' with Célia Helena, Jairo Arco e Flexa & Liana Duval. 

5 January 1969 - Esquilo's 'Agamenon' with Lélia Abramo & Mauro Mendonça, at Teatro Cacilda Becker at Avenida Brigadeiro Luiz Antonio, 917. 

5 January 1969 - Marilia Pêra plays 'A moreninha', a musical comedy, with Perry Salles at Teatro Anchieta, Sesc, Rua Dr. Vila Nova, 245. 

5 January 1969 - Abilio Pereira de Almeida's 'Alô... 36-4408', at Teatro João Caetano, at Rua Borges Lagôa, 650, in Vila Clementino, with Elizabeth Gasper & Maria Aparecida Alves.

5 January 1959 - Premiere on & January 1969 at Teatro Maria Della Costa, Edward Albee's 'Tudo no jardim', with Luiz Américo.

8 May 1969 - Antônio Bivar's 'Cordélia Brasil' with Ruthinéia de Moraes directed by Emilio di Biasi. 

8 May 1969 - Gianfrancesco Guarnieri & Edu Lobo's 'Marta Saré' with Fernanda Montenegro & Guarnieri himself at Teatro São Pedro; Raul Cortez in 'Os monstros' at Teatro Galpão. 

8 May 1969 - 'Chiclete e Banana' opens tonight; Wilson Simonal opens tomorrow at Teatro Bela Vista. 

8 May 1969 - Wilson Simonal rides the top of the wave with 'De Cabral a Simonal' at Teatro Bela Vista. 

1 9 6 8 - Sergio Ricardo at Teatro de Arena

Sergio Ricardo rehearses 'Beto bom de bola' with a combo at Teatro Record.

 

11 February 1968 - song-writer, pianist, film director and actor Sergio Ricardo at Teatro de Arena directed by Augusto Boal.  

Fred Jorge writes about Sergio Ricardo for 'Melodias', #131, August 1968. He had a weekly TV show on Wednesdays at 8:30 pm at TV Paulista, Channel 5. 

Radiolandia, 9 November 1957: Sergio Ricardo, Luiz Claudio & Maysa pay a visit to song-writer A&R man Nazareno de Brito. 

# 7, February 1959 - Sergio Ricardo introduced as a new-face by magazine Radiomelodias in photos beside Maysa and Nelson Gonçalves, the most successful acts of 1958. Maysa had actually recorded 'Bouquet de Isabel' written by the pianist-songster. He says his real name was João Lufti, but once, while doing an act job at TV Tupi, he was asked to choose an easier name and Teófilo de Barros Filho, Radio Tupi's artistic director came up with Sergio Ricardo. He played piano at the Claridge Hotel night-club where Uruguayan virtuoso Robledo made his home.