Victoria Fyodorova becomes face of de Markoff cosmetics
The Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova signs a five year contract with the House of Alexandra de Markoff to promote and appear for the brand. Her reunion story with American Admiral Jackson Tate and marriage to Pan Am pilot Frederick Polly add to her rise in the image business.
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Victoria Fyodorova
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Miss Fyodorova
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Revlon and Faberge
Moscow
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Jackson R. Tate
Victoria
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Jackson Tate
Florida
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Frederick Polly
Pan American World Airways
Christopher
Soviet Union
Stamford, Conn
House of Markoff
Arturo de Bottelo
Lanvin-Charles
Ritz
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Bennington College Professor Wins NEH Fellowship for Duke Seminar
Eduardo Gonzalez of Bennington College literature and languages earns an NEH in residence fellowship for 1977-78. He joins seven other college teachers for a nine month Renaissance and Baroque Spanish literature seminar at Duke University with a stipend up to 14500 dollars. He will pursue independent work for a new romance genre book and study works by Hawthorne Poe Borges Cortazar Cervantes.
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Edgar Allen Poe
Jorge Luis Borges
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Doctorow
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American Academy
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Dial Press
University of California, Irvine
Sarah Lawrence College
Vermont Chamber Players Mozart Schumann Program at Johnson State
Vermont Symphony Orchestra Chamber Players present Mozart and Schumann at 8 p.m. April 16 in Johnson State College Dibden Center for the Arts. Performers include Peter Brown and Mauricio Fuks among Vermont, New York, Canada guests. Tickets via 635-2356 ext 221. Also E L Doctorow speaks Fiction versus Non-Fiction April 14 at 8 p.m. in Lecture Center Seven.
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State University
Emmy Postponed as TV Stars Boycott NBC May Show
A number of television stars boycott the Emmy Awards forcing NBC to postpone the May 15 program with a warning to cancel if disputes with the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences remain unresolved. The boycott stems from a power struggle between the academy and its Hollywood chapter over control and attention to Cervantes last work Los trabajos de Persiles y Segismunda. Three Bennington College students will perform at the Intercollegiate Performing Arts Festival at St Michaels College in Winooski on April 16 with works by Lyman Teirstein and Dembski among others. The event, sponsored by the Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences, features auditions and original student works across several colleges.
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Goddard
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Windham
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Thompson to Speak at Skidmore College Dinner Hall
Hunter S. Thompson, noted sportswriter, political writer and novelist, will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday April 14 in South Dining Hall at Skidmore College. A second event, a Grants-in-Aid workshop on April 12 at 6 30 p.m. at Green Mountain Arts Collaborative Bennington, led by Nike Speltz, helps artists and groups prepare applications due June 1 1977.
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Time Inc
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Thompson to Speak at Skidmore. Gonzo Icon Visits Campus
Thompson, famed for Fear and Loathing pieces and campaign dispatches, whose Rolling Stone notoriety rose from 1970 onward, is being invited to Skidmore by the Student Speakers Bureau. His past work includes 1972 Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail and coverage of the 1968 Nixon campaign, the Super Bowl, Kentucky Derby, and Vietnam evacuations. The talk is open to the public.
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