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A newly refurbished 700-seat Norman J. Pattiz Concert Hall will be dedicated at Hamilton High School Academy of Music in Los Angeles Tuesday night. A portion of the complete renovation for the auditorium for this magnet school for music and the performing arts was underwritten by Pattiz, chairman the radio conglomerate Westwood One Inc., and a 1960 graduate of Hamilton High. Larry King will emcee the dedication program and Doc Severinsen and his band will entertain.
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