Schell Takes The Man In The Glass Booth Lead
Maximilian Schell trains for the American Film Theater season role, shaving his hair and growing a beard to play the deranged Jewish millionaire in The Man in the Glass Booth. He calls the part his toughest yet, demanding intense discipline and theatrical precision. The star will earn only 25000 dollars for the screen adaptation, far below his Odessa File pay and reflecting his agent’s concerns about his status.
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Maximilian Schell
American Film Theater
Robert Shaw
Arthur Goldman
Nazi Germany
Goldman
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Hamlet
Schell
Silent Years presents Golden Age silent films on WOUB TV
Beginning July 28 at 9 p.m. WOUB TV 20 airs The Silent Years a 12 week series of silent era films from Paul Killiam's collection with color tinting new piano scores and organ accompaniment. Orson Welles hosts offering insights into Keaton Chaplin Barrymore and more.
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W. C. Fields
The
Buster Keaton
Fudolf Valentino
Notre Dame
Lon Chaney
Paul Killiam
Radio City Music Hall
Charles Hoffman
Museum of Modern Art
Formost
Charlie Chaplin
Orson Welles
Keaton
Chaplin
Barrymore
Welles
WNET
New York
Voices In The Wind Profiles Conductor Koussevitzky
The program on WOUB 91.3 FM Monday at 9 p m explores Serge Koussevitzky the Russian born conductor and double bass player who led the Boston Symphony Orchestra and founded the Berkshire Music Festival. Interviews include Aaron Copland Leonard Bernstein Olga Naoumoff Koussevitzky’s second wife and Harry Ellis Dickson.
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Serge Koussevitzky
WOUB
Koussevitzky
Russia
Moscow
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berkshire Music Festival
Aaron Copland
Leonard Bernstein
Olga
Noah From A to Z Family Show at Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre
The Noah From A to Z children's play by George Latshaw runs six 10:30 a.m. performances at Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre in New Philadelphia on August 9 10 16 17 23 and 24. The production features over 30 actors and a theme linking Noahs Ark to modern environmental concerns with support from the Ohio Arts Council. Tickets are $1 with no reserved seating and are sold at the amphitheatre box office.
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Noah
A To Z
Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre Stags
New Philadelphia
George Latshaw
Ohio Outdoor Historical Drama Association
Ohio Arts Council
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