Tony winner John Guare tied to local physician in April 29 1972 report
Agnes Hockwood notes Tony Awards winner John Guare, nephew of Br. Mowerd T. Guare of Putism Memorial Hospital radiology, wrote lyrics for Two Gentlemen of Verona which won best musical play. Guare trained at Yale Georgetown and St John’s Prep, with a career noted for The House of Blue Leaves and Muzeeka.
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Beverly Sills Sings Traviata Recording Gains Praise
Opera fans hail Beverly Sills in Angel recording of La Traviata with Alfred and Germont roles. The piece contrasts Tebaldi’s earlier Violetta reissue and explains quadraphonic versus discrete systems, RCA plans for May releases, and Cream live album praise.
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Art versus business sparks revolt among Hollywood directors
Hollywood directors led by Blake Edwards and Ken Russell rail against front office cuts and edits. They argue over creative authority with Metro under James Aubrey. Edwards walked off Wild Rovers while Russell published an open letter and will rework his film for Europe.
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Lyndhurst Slide Show Highlights American Gothic Architecture
Sunday program at the Governor McCullough Mansion in North Hennington features a slide show on Lyndhurst a Gothic Revival mansion once owned by the Gould family now a nonprofit museum. Chester Lies will present a taped intro to the Vermont Educational Television program Going Going Gone showing historic views including the Fairbanks Scale Factory in St Johnsbury. exploration of preservation issues rounds out the event with no admission charge.
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John Ford plots new film Appointment With Precedence
The 77-year-old director plans a Western drama about Josh Clayton, the first black West Point graduate to command a black cavalry unit. Fred Williamson to star, with Woody Strode as a resentful sergeant, shooting slated for late summer in Monument Valley.
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Best Sellers Fiction Roundup From A History of Titles
A list of bestselling fiction and non fiction titles including Herman Wouk The Winds of War Ila Kazan The Assassins Arthur Halley The Day of the Jackal Frederick Forsyth The Word Irving Wallace Exorcist William Peter Blatty Rae Knight Joseph Wambaugh Message From Malaga Helen MacInnes Betsy Harold Robbins The Friends of Eddie Coyle George V Higgins Nonfiction titles include The Game of the Foxes Lidistras Farago Tracy and Hepburn Garson Kanin Eleanor and Franklin Joseph Lash The Defense Never Rests F Lee Bailey The Moon's a Haloon David Niven The Double Cross System in the War of 1939 1945 Sir John Masterman Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Dee Brown Open Marriage Nena and George O Nell Bring Me a Unicorn Anne Murray Lindbergh I'm OK You're OK Thomas Harris.
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A Halloon
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Sir John Masterman
Wounded Knee
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Nena
George O'Nell
Anne Murray
Lindbergh
Thomas Harris
Silvers Stars In Forum Revival With New Energy
Broadway review highlights Phil Silvers back in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at the Tont-Fontanne. Critics praise his burlesque-infused comedy, the Pseudolus schemer role, and the revival’s stronger laughs versus the 1962 original. Larry Blyden leads the revival, with Stephen Sondheim’s score noted as pleasing but not essential.
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Chicago
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Spider in the Morning review by Dutt Hart-Davis
London newsman Sam Sholte taunts danger driving a Land Rover Delhi to London. He crashes a drugged party, confronts a dead snob, and faces a kidnap plot tied to the vehicle run. The chase yields an imaginative thriller praised for pace but marred by a deus ex machina ending.
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SVAG Annual Ball Tickets Available at Art Center
The Bedog Acta Ball committee reports over one third of reservations for the SVAG annual ball at the Southern Vermont Art Center on Saturday June 24 have been subscribed. Bennington Rutland Danby Dorset and Peru submissions are noted. A champagne supper and dance orchestra with singer Helen Dunlop guitarist Jane Davis and vocalists Jane Armstrong Len Stokes will entertain. Tables for 10 eight and single tickets remain. mail applications to Beaux Arts Ball Box 324 Manchester 05254.
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Producers Castle Selizer Join To Make The Osterman Weekshot
Hollywood dependent producers William Castle and Walter Selizer have teamed to produce a suspense story titled The Osterman Weekshot at Warner Bros. The collaboration marks a new project in development with strong studio backing and a poised release path.
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