Art and arts events in Troy and surrounding towns
The Rensselaer Newman Foundation hosts an oil painting exhibit by Rosemary D. Golden at the Chapel and Cultural Center in Troy through May 3, with daily hours from 9 30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Golden, a Troy resident and educator, is active in local boards and associations. Separate notices announce an Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Nor shaft Lions at Park McCullough House in North Bennington on April 18 and a bicentennial program by the American Association of University Women on April 19 at the Big House. Grants for small arts projects are available via the New York State Council on the Arts through the Rensselaer County Council for the Arts. A Dartmouth Hopkins Center photo exhibition by Earl Turner showcases Indian reservation works at Williamstown and North Adams. The Brattleboro Museum calls for submissions for a Vermont artists show opening May 22, with prizes up to 175 dollars, and juror David Brooke.
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Rensselaer Newman Foundation
Rosemary D. Golden
Chapel and Cultural Center
Burdett Ave
Troy
N.Y
Golden
St. Peter’s Academy
Russell Sage College
Edward W. Golden
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy Teachers’ Association
American Association of University Women
Norshaft Lions
Park McCullough
North Bennington
Big House
Paul Elisha
Rensselaer County Council For the Arts
Second St
New York State Council On the Arts
Elisha
Hopkins Center
Dartmouth
Brattleboro Museum and Art Center
Vermont
David Brooke
Currier Museum
Manchester
N.H
Barbara Robinson
Brattleboro
Action for Children's Television critiques TV standards
Milton Bass profiles ACT Newton group pressuring New York networks over children's programming. He outlines awards like The Emperor's New Clothes and The Rip Van Winkle, notes mixed views on some picks, and explains ACT's formation, activities, and contact at 46 Austin St Newtonville MA 02160 with Peggy as leader.
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Milton R. Bass
Pittsfield
Mass
Newton
New York
John Q
Action For Children’s Television
ACT
Antenna
Hammurabi
Austin St
Newtonville
Peggy
Milt
I Will, I Will for Now review at New Harte Theatre
Movie critique by Mark Miller examines a mid 1970s satirical romantic triangle. Architect Elliott Gould pursues ex wife Diane Keaton with help from lawyer Paul Sorvino as they navigate contract marriages and sex clinics. The film traces modern dating foibles with breezy pace, noting Gould and Keaton elevate a familiar premise while avoiding syrupy sentiment.
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Mark Miller
New York
New Harte Theatre
Allen
Paul Sorvino
Gould
Keaton
California
Masters and Johnson
Doris Day
Rock Hudson
Gould and
Teaching poetry to 7 year olds in New York
Sandra Hochman a poet and teacher works with seven year olds at Hewitt School guiding them to write from personal experience focusing on specific sensations places and objects. She uses a scale of good to judge poems and encourages confessional honest writing even about sadness and self doubt while integrating drawing singing and collage to make poetry lively and accessible.
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New York
Sandra Hochman
Darien
Fordham University
Dalton School
Hewitt School
Miss Hochman
Amy Burkhart
Amy
University Dancers to Stage Spring Dance Concerts
University of Massachusetts Amherst presents annual spring concerts April 21-23 28 29 and May 1 at 8 pm in Bowker Auditorium. Each week features a different program with faculty choreography only repeat. Diverse works include pieces by Wendy Laakso Karen Fohrhaltz Jodi Hitt Donna Potter Gary Plonys Joyce McGowan Kathy Kealey Richard Jones Andrea Watkins Marilyn Patton. Advance tickets available in North Physical Education Building.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts University
Marilyn V. Patton
Bowker
Wendy Laakso
New York City
Karen Fohrhaltz
Jodi Hitt
Donna Potter
Gary Plonys
Joyce McGowan
Kathy Kealey
Richard Jones
Neuf
Katherine
Andrea Watkins
Marilyn Patton
North Physical Education
At the Movies Bennington and area cinema listings
Bennington cinemas show One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest at 7 and 9 30 in Cinema 1. Cinema 2 features The Bad News Bears tonight with showings at 7 15 and 9 15. New Harte Theatre offers I Will I Will For Now at 7 30 followed by the Alice Cooper Show at 10 45. Drive ins and other towns list titles including Rollerball Wilder ness Family Easy Rider The Last Picture Show Swept Away and No Deposit No Return with varied times. For times call 413 458 5612.
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Bennington
Tatum O’neal
Walter Matthau
New Harte
Elliott Gould
Diane Keaton
Alice Cooper
Alice
Williamstown
Mass
Nickelodeon
Times Call
Jack Nicholson
Peter Fonda
Dennis Hopper
Peter Bogdanovich
Texas Plains
New York Times
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Earl Turner
Holy Family Church Hall
State Road
Route 2
North Adams
Eugene Buechel
South Dakota
Upper Jewett
Buechel
Museum of Modern Art
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
United Artists
James Caan
Wilderness Family
Arve Nicholson
THE
Cuckoos
Rereesea
SUN
the Bad News
Paramount Picture
Strawberry Banke
Peter Happiy
Portsmouth
William M. Winston
Federal Trade Commission
Code of Hammurabi
Association of Independent Television Stations Inc
NTV
Leaning Tower of
Pisa
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSX
Movie Review
Woody
Bennington Drive
Robert Duval
Walloomsac, N.Y
Hathaway’s Drive
Cinema
Lina Wertmuller
Sheraton Cinema
Walt Disey
Ork
Spring Street
Easy Rider & the
Walt Disney
Snow White
Doc
Mickey Mouse
Uae
Bennington, Vermont
Gene Shalit
Nbc-Tv
Judith Crist
Saturday Review
M. Sun
Black Widow
Steven
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