TV's family viewing hour sparks definitional debate
New York dispatch reports that NAB's 7-9 p.m. prime time is labeled family viewing yet offers no formal definition of family. Critics label the plan a copout as it delays addressing sex and violence on air.
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Televisions
New York
UPI
National Association of Broadcasters
Las Vegas
Association
Television Board
TV Board
S.W.A.T
Code Review Board
Richard Wiley
Federal Communications Commission
Uncle Sam
NAB
Recital and readings at Bennington College
The Bennington College Music Division presents a faculty concert at 8 in Carriage Barn featuring works by Bach Brahms Schuman Mozart Webern and Louis Calabro with Richard Frisch baritone Barbara Stein Mallow cello David Levine piano Gunnar Schonbeck clarinet Jacob Glick viola Marianne Finckel piano and Rolf Schulte violin all faculty. The program includes Frisch singing arias with cello and Webern and Calabro duos. admission is free. A second event, John Gardner readings from Jason and Medea, occurs Thursday April 17 at 8 in Barn One with Gardner the Hadley Fellow in Literature and visiting SIU professor. He lists his recent and classic works and career highlights across multiple universities.
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Bennington College Music Division
Bach
Brahms
Schuman
Mozart
Webern
Bennington
Louis Calabro
Richard Frisch
Komm
Susses Kreuz
J.S. Bach
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Barbara Stein Mallow
David Levine
Levine
Anton Webern
Gunnar Schonbeck
Jacob Glick
Marianne Finckel
Robert Schuman
Schonbeck
Barbara Mallow
Rolf Schulte
Bennington College
John Gardner
Jason
Medea
Barn One
Gardner
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
Hadley
SIU
Agathon
Carriage Barn
Schumann
Local concert at Park-McCullough House features Willard Roosevelt
Willard Roosevelt of North Bennington fronts a concert at the Park McCullough House on Saturday April 19 with six assisting artists. Roosevelt, a pianist and composer, studied at Harvard Longy Paris Hartt and taught at several schools. The program includes Barbara Mallow Andrew Bolotowsky Jane Adler Elizabeth Palmedo Francis Heilbut Stanley Hoffman and David Shapiro. General admission two dollars. students fifty cents. Information (802) 442 2747.
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Park-McCullough
Willard Roosevelt
North Bennington
Turtle Bay Music School
New York City
Columbia University
Fairleigh-Dickinson University
New York College of Music
Town Hall
Kaufmann Auditorium
Rutgers
Manhattan Music School
Bennington College
Columbia University Orchestra
National Park Service
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace
New York
Barbara Mallow
Andrew Bolotowsky
Jane Adler
Elizabeth Palmedo
Stony Brook
Francis Heilbut
Park- McCullough House
Bennington College Arts Calendar April Schedule Highlights
On Wednesday April 16 at 8 p m in Dickinson 117 a transcendental meditation lecture from a Burlington center teacher and a faculty concert at Carriage Barn feature Richard Frisch Barbara Mallow David Levine Gunnar Schonbeck Jacob Glick Marianne Finckel and Rolf Schulte performing works by Bach Mozart Webern Schumann and Brahms On Thursday April 17 at 8 p m in Barn 1 Literature and Gardner discuss and read from Jason and Medeia On Saturday April 19 at 8 p m in Tishman Hall a short film The Champion followed by Shoot The Piano Player On Wednesday April 23 at 8 15 p m in Carriage Barn Nina Schuman will give a senior piano recital featuring Bach Schumann Chopin and Schubert On Thursday April 23 at 8 p m in Barn 1 Cynthia Lee Mac Donald commissioned to read poetry for the Braziller Series Amputations will read from her 1972 collection
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Tishman Hall
Charlie Chaplin
Truffaut
Carriage Barn
Nina Schuman
Bach
Schumann
Chopin
Schubert
Barn 1
Cynthia Lee MacDonald
Literature and Languages Division
Bennington College
Arts council to host three antique lectures in Williamstown
The Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts announces a three lecture series on 19th century American antiques in Williamstown at the Clark Art Institute. Speakers include Robert Koch on Tiffany Glass and Art Nouveau on April 29, Henry Heydenryk on the history of framing on May 6, and Martha Gandy Fales on Nineteenth Century American Silver on May 13. Committee heads and ad hoc members are listed with roles in tickets publicity finance posters and more.
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Williamstown
Mass
George H. Hamilton
Walter Beinecke Jr
Berkshire Council of the Arts
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
South Street
Robert Koch
Southern Connecticut State College
New Haven
Tiffany Glass
Art Nouveau
Henry Heydenryk
An International
Heydenryk
House of
H. Heydenryk Jr
Hamilton
Beinecke
John Buoni
Clarksburg
Thomas Bleezarde
Burton Shapiro
North Adams
Leon Tisdale
Adams
George Jarck
Cheshire
Frank Matrango
H. Breevoort Cannon
Hoosick
N.Y
TV Highlights: Prime Time Listings Report
United Press International previews eight o clock prime time on NBC CBS PBS and ABC with Little House on the Prairie starring in law driven wake plot Tony Orlando and Dawn guest Jackie Gleason Nancy Walker The Bait starring Donna Mills as an undercover cop and Theatre in America presenting The Year of the Dragon with Pat Suzuki and George Takei in Chinatown based on Frank Chin play production by American Place Theatre in New York
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NBC
CBS
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Jackie Gleason
Nancy Walker
PBS
ABC
Donna Mills
Theatre In America
Frank Chin
Chinatown
Pat Suzuki
George Takei
American Place Theatre
New York
Reminiscences of Grandma Moses at Mansion Sunday
Mrs Forrest Moses of Eagle Bridge will share recollections of Grandma Moses at Park McCullough House Sunday April 20 at 4 pm. Admission is free and all are welcome. The talk focuses on the human side of the painter and the long friendship between the families.
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Grandma Moses
Forrest Moses
Eagle Bridge
Park- McCullough House
Mary Brown
Loyd
Moses
Injured man turned artist shows works at college exhibit
William Flynn of Pittsfield displays 25 watercolors in a one man show at North Adams State College Fireside Lounge through May 10. Injured recovering from a back injury ten years ago, Flynn studied at William Schultz Art School and with Don Stone, gaining regional acclaim and works in private and public collections across the East and beyond. He cites watercolor for its fluid expression and says it offers unlimited expressive potential.
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North Adams
Mass
North Adams State College
William Flynn
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
William Schultz
Lenox
Don Stone
Rockport
Adams
Greenfield
Stockbridge
Albany
N.Y
Colorado
Connecticut
Kansas
Popular Jazz Nostalgia and The Hotel Orchestra Album Review
Jazz warhorse South Rampart Street Parade revived in swing era nostalgia notes. notes the 1937 Crosby recording and the Hotel Orchestra lineup including Cacuzzo Russo Stamm and Layton with synthesizers blending with classic Dixieland pieces. Also reviews Golden Memories by Bert Kaempfert as a listener’s tonic.
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William D. Laffler
United Press International
South Rampart Street Parade
Bob Haggart
Ray Bauduc
New Orleans
Bob Crosby
South Rampart Street
Joseph Cacuzzo
Jeff Layton
John Lissauer
John Miller
Andre Perry
Sonny Russo
Marvin Stamm
Satan
Russo
Cacuzzo
Gene Krupa
Bert Kaempfert
MCA Records
MCA
At the Movies Selections Highlight 1974 Oscar Winner and Classics
Ellen Burstyn earned an Oscar for Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore now at Harte Theatre on Main Street. Twin Cinemas shows The Towering Inferno through Thursday and Young Frankenstein for another week. Thieves Like Us by Robert Altman with Keith Carradine and Shelly Duval is rated R and listed among 1974’s top ten. Manchester Cinema continues The Towering Inferno while Nickelodeon runs Thieves Like Us in limited time.
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Alice
Ellen Burstyn
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Twin Cinemas
Mel Brook
Nickelodeon
Robert Altman
Keith Carradine
Shelly Duval
National Film Board of Review
Manchester
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