Annual PATSY nominees named by Hollywood
Hollywood report notes no nominees were announced this week for the 25th annual PATSY awards. Nominees include Higgins the Benji dog and Tonto the cat from Harry and Tonto, among others in film, television, and commercials.
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American Humane Association
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Tonto
Harry
Petticoat Junction
Art Carney
Carney
Lassie
Dogs unearth$30000 counterfeit bills in yard mystery
Two small dogs digging for bones in LAS VEGAS uncovered a plastic bag containing 1,500 counterfeit $20 bills valued at about $30,000 in a neighbor’s yard. A teenage boy found the bag after the dogs dragged it 25 feet. Secret Service agents arrested Robert Schwing on return from Florida to begin a one year term for counterfeiting, with another charge filed Monday.
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Secret Service
Schwing
Florida
Coarse Arts Quartet to perform early American vocal music
The Coarse Arts Quartet, Vermonters dedicated to preserving early American vocal music, will perform at the Park- McCullough House in North Bennington on Saturday May 3 at 8 p.m. The program features colonial and modern songs, sung mostly a cappella with occasional keyboard violin recorder and percussion. Admission is $2, students 50 cents. information by phone at 442-2747.
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North Bennington
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William Billings
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Martha Banzhaf
Vassar College
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Vermont
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North Central College
Illinois
Robert Buckley
Central Vermont
Peraidd Gann Chorale
Rutland Bach Festival
Edwin Lawrence
State University of New York
Fredonia
New York
U.S. Army
New England
Bennington
Park-McCullough
Wayne Dalton
William Foss
Douglas Moore
World Book updates bring metric system to the fore
A World Book Encyclopedia revision adds metric measures throughout its 22 volumes and a revised metric article. The annual updates cover science energy Watergate and international relations with a Gerald Ford biography. Beatles space halved. The set targets elementary through high school with major revision every three years.
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World Book
Nelson Rockefeller
Gerald Ford
George Takei Seeks Asian American Identity On Stage
George Takei discusses avoiding the term Oriental and embracing Asian American identity. He stars in Frank Chin's The Year of the Dragon, airing on PBS, portraying Fred Eng in San Francisco's Chinatown and recounts his wartime relocation experiences. Joseph Cotten and Patricia Medina bring The Reluctant Debutante to Milwaukee after a six week Oklahoma City run.
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UPI
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Coolie
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Frank Chin
PBS
Mr. Sulu
Fred Eng
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Chinatown
Eng
Los Angeles
Takeis
Arkansas
United States
Hollywood
Oklahoma City
Joseph Cotten
Patricia Medina
Milwaukee
Wis
At the Movies Twin Cinemas holiday line up ends
The Strongest Man in the World ends today at Twin Cinemas with Escape to Witch Mountain to follow as the holiday special continues. Shampoo at Cinema II is Warren Beatty’s sharp 1968 satire about life and loves in Hollywood.
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Walt Disney
Witch Mountain
Warren Beatty
Hollywood
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Harte the Harte
Richard Lester
Classical Records By WILBUR G LANDREY Philippe Entremont elevates Ravel through complete solo works
Maurice Ravel emerges as multiple linked personalities in Entremont's three record Columbia set. The pianist builds a cohesive portrait alongside Entremont's earlier G minor and left hand concertos. The review notes Ravel's timeless Impressionist roots and Entremont's stature as a premier interpreter. It also mentions a second two record album of sonatas by Haydn Mozart Beethoven Kuhla Clementi and Dusek, highlighting the 18th and early 19th century links.
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United Press International
Maurice Ravel
Ravel
Philippe Entremont
Columbia
Entremont
Debussy
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
Kuhlau
Clementi
Dusek
Columbia MG
Muzio Clementi
Friedrich Kuhlau
Jan Ladislav Dusek
Horowitz concertos reissued in rare RCA box set
RCA rereleases Vladimir Horowitz recordings of Beethoven Emperor Brahms Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff with Reiner Toscanini NBC Symphony in mostly mono sound. The 1962 Emperor recording with Fritz Reiner is highlighted along with a 1951 Rachmaninoff. Also notes James Earl Jones and Estelle Parsons star in The Interrupted Journey TV project. Bobby Riggs joins Tony Trabert as color commentator for Celebrity Tennis.
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UPI
James Earl Jones
Estelle Parson
Universal Television
RCA
Vladimir Horowitz
Beethoven
Brahms
Tchaikovsky
Rachmaninov
Horowitz
Fritz Reiner
RCA Symphony
Toscanini
NBC Symphony
Reiner
Bobby Riggs
Tony Trabert
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