Tom Brown's School Days shown at Bennington Free Library
Bennington Free Library will present a two week Films Plus series based on Tom Brown's School Days adapted from Thomas Hughes novel. Barbara Henry will host with episodes airing April 27 and May 4 including the Emmy winning film and series creator John McCrae.
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Bennington Free Library
Tom Brown
National Endowment For the Humanities
Welltoved
Thomas Hughes
Rugby School
England
Barbara Henry
Great Britain
United States
Anthony Murphy
Bergman imposes self exile from Sweden
Ingmar Bergman, Sweden's master film director, said he was leaving his native country due to threats and harassment by Swedish tax authorities. He announced the self exile in Stockholm after decades of work, citing pressure and personal toll from the authorities.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Ingmar Bergman
Expressen
Bergman
Paris
Anders Nordenadler
Livy Ullman
Ullman
Samadhi at Chelsea House Brattleboro Jazz Fusion Tonight
Samadhi a three man ensemble with Joe Fonda Roger Friedman and Steve Mc Craven draws on Afro American Jazz Euro American Classical and other non western musics. They perform at the Chelsea House Folklore Center in West Brattleboro tonight and Saturday at 8 10 p m Admission 2. New England contra dancing promoter Jerry Jenkins will call a dance at Chelsea House on Sunday April 25 at 8 p m Admission 2.
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Brattleboro — Samadhi
Joe Fonda
Roger Friedman
Steve McCraven
Chelsea House
Mozart for Labor concert aids Western Massachusetts Labor Action
In Williamstown on April 24 at 8 p.m. the First United Methodist Church hosts a Mozart for Labor benefit concert featuring Carolyn Bond on violin and Fran Snyder on piano. A WMLA speaker outlines the organizing drive. Tickets cost $2 general and $1.50 with student ID. information available from WMLA at Adams, Mass. phone 743-4370.
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Mass
Western Massachusetts Labor Action
WMLA
First United Methodist Church
Main St
I.D
Carolyn Bond
Fran Snyder
Western
The Contrast Opens Spring Arts Festival In Cohoes
The Cohoes Music Hall hosts the Colonie Triune Players in The Contrast on April 24 and 25 at 8 p.m. Adapted by Anthony Stimac with music by Don Pippin and lyrics by Steve Brown, the play is part of the second annual Spring Community Arts Festival funded in part by a $1,000 Bicentennial grant. Tickets: 237-7700.
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Cohoes
N.Y
Cohoes Music Hall
Remsen St
Colonie Triune Players
New York City
Royall Tyler
Anthony J. Stimac
Don Pippin
Steve Brown
Elizabethan Gardens Stressed in Two Williams Lectures
Roger Pringle of the Shakespeare Study Centre will give two illustrated talks at Williams College on Wednesday April 28. The first at 4 15 p m in Lawrence Hall Room 4 explores The Gardens of Elizabethan England with color slides and notes on flowers herbs and garden art. The second at 7 30 p m in Room 10 surveys Recent Productions at Stratford upon Avon focusing on stage presentation the ensemble company directors role and textual attitudes.
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Williamstown
Mass
Roger Pringle
Shakespeare Study Centre
Stratford
England
Williams College
Lawrence Hall
Elizabethan Society
Pringle
Stratford-on-Avon
Royal Shakespeare Theatre
At the Movies Listings Bennington Manchester North Adams
At the Harte Theatre Bennington Lenny Baker Shelly Winters star in Next Stop Greenwich Village at 7 30 p m Late show Alice's Restaurant with Arlo Guthrie at 9 30 p m Cinema 1 2 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest continues 7 and 9 30 at Cinema 1 Bad News Bears with Walter Matthau Tatum O Neil 7 15 and 9 15 at Cinema 2 Nickelodeon Eugene O Neill's A Long Day's Journey into Night at 7 30 p m In Manchester The Hindenburg with George C Scott Anne Bancroft 7 and 9 15 In North Adams Mohawk Theatre The Man Who Would Be King starring Michael Caine and Sean Connery
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New Harte Theatre
Lenny Baker
Shelly Winters
Greenwich Village
Alice’s Restaurant
Arlo Guthrie
Walter Matthau
Tatum O’neil
Williamstown
Mass
Nickelodeon
Sir Ralph Richardson
Katherine Hepburn
Eugene
O’neil
Manchester
George C. Scott
Anne Bancroft
North Adams
Mohawk
Michael Caine
Sean Connery
Best Mazursky film praised by critics in 1970s notes
Review claims Cove ties Next Stop Greenwich Village as Paul Mazursky’s best work. It portrays coffeehouses and high adventure, first love and dreams with a blend of sadness and sharp humor. Bernard Drew of Gannett Newspapers notes its vivid, real tone.
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Greenwich Village
Paul Mazursky
Bernard Drew
Gannett Newspapers
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