Chinese Prime Minister a Caricature Of Old Age at Dorset
Caravan Theatre presents Enid Bagnold comedy The Chinese Prime Minister at Dorset Playhouse through Sunday directed by Carol Arthur. Cast includes Patricia Carmichael, Ron Savoy, David Siever, Michael Brett, Hap Lawrence and Pam Reichert. Critic notes sharp wit and English phrasing, but finds three-dimensional aging characters insufficiently dramatized, concluding the work exposes age yet remains inwardly focused with vivid performances and solid staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Bagnold
Caravan Theatre
Dorset Playhouse
Carol Arthur
Anthony Dingman
George Blanchard
Bent Fred Carmichael Oliver David Siever
Shre
Patricia Carmichael
Roxane
Phyllis Nierendorf
Alice Pam Reichert
Tarver
Michael Brett Red
Gus Kiske
Hap Lawrence
Sir Gregory
Ronald L. Savoy
Dorset
Miss Bagnold
Miss Carmichael
Ron Savoy
David Siever
Michael Brett
Seiver
Fred Carmichael
Eric Blore
Pam Reichert
Alice
Miss Nierendorf
O— I
Peter von Mayrhauser
Faith Catlin
Donna Lee Wilson
Voltaire
Ronald Savoy
Rinehart
Bennington Area Jobless Rate Near State Average
Uninsured unemployment in Bennington averaged 2.5 percent in July vs 2.4 percent statewide. July's rate fell from 3.1 percent in June and 3.6 percent a year ago. Initial claims totaled 154 with apparel workers contributing 63. Continued weeks claimed averaged 174, down from June and last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Frank H. Mudgett
Department of Employment Security
Apparel
Ace
Two Shaffer Plays Open at Weston Playhouse With Mixed Reviews
Weston Playhouse opens Peter Shaffer double bill The Private Ear and The Public Eye, directed by Harlan F. Grant with sets by Charles Schneeweis. Cast includes Ted Fred Ewers, Lee Sparks, Erica Rosenfeld, Hugh Cameron, Belinda Davison, and Arthur Boatin. Reviews praise Sparks and Rosenfeld but fault Cameron and the London-on-stage gimmick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Private Ear
Fred Ewers
Erica Rosenfeld
Lee Sparks
Weston Playhouse
Peter Shaffer
Cameron
Arthur Boatin
Elizabeth Davison
Private Bar
Public Eye
Harlan F. Grant
Charles Schneeweis
the Private Ear
Ted Fred Ewers
Tohaik Lee Sparks
Doreen Erica Rosenfeld
the Public Eye
Julian Hugh Cameron Charles Arthur Boat
Belinda Elizabeth Davison
Tcaik
Weston Stage
Tchaik
Ted
London
Boatin
Miss Davison
Hugh Cameron
Husband Boatin
Weston
DuBarry Was a Lady opens at Colonie Summer Theatre
A mixed review accompanies the opening of DuBarry Was a Lady at Colonie Summer Theatre with Cole Porter songs and a large cast including Dorothy Lamour in New York and the Versailles segment. The reviewer praises the orchestra and costumes while faulting the acting, noting Dorothy Lamour’s long marriage and business ventures outside of stage work. The piece also reports President Johnson naming Henry J. Gwiazda to chair the National Selective Service Appeal Board and adds a brief note on other appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBarry
Dick Latessa
Kenneth McMillan
Linda Larson
Dorothy Lamour
Cole Porter
Miss Lamour
Herbert Fields
G. de Sylva
Colonie Summer Theatre
Marvin Gorton
Nick Annino
al Evans
Joe Crosby
Jene Youtt
New York City
Jones David Reardon
Bill Kelly
Herbert Wilson
Harry Norton
Bob Milanese
Alice Barton
Louis Blore Dick
Colonie
New Orleans
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Henry J. Gwiazda
New Britain
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Mesdames Et Messieurs
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Anna Marie Fanizzi
Cathy Mater Marlena Lustik
Dianne Yates
Gregg Martine
Joe Stahl
Tommy Thornton
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Joyce West
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