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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

20 Aug 1975

Page 9

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1975

Page

9

The Man Who Came to Dinner at Williamstown Festival

Williamstown Massachusetts opens Moss Hart and George Kaufman comedy The Man Who Came to Dinner at Adams Memorial Theatre directed by Edward Berkeley. Cast includes Robert Pastene Barbara Tarbuck Gretchen Wyler with Christine Von Dohln Janis Young Yusef Bules and others in a strong ensemble. A red program plea notes financial difficulties and a call for patrons to sustain the acclaimed company.

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Man Who Moss Hart George 8. Kaufman Edward Berkeley James Guenther Hilary Rosenfeld Phil Eickhoff Williamstown Mass Adams Memorial Theatre Hart Kaufman Monte Wooley Christine von Dohln Miss Preen Janis Young Harriet Stanley Yusef Bules Banjo Michael MacCrackan Beverly Carlton Gretchen Wyler Lorraine Sheldon Ernest W.stanley Kathleen Goften Christine von Dohin Richard Stanley Eric Christiansen June Stanley John Freda Kavanagh Sarah Richard Boyd Barbara Tirreil Dexter Andrea Axelrod McCutcheon Anne Gramish Stanley Ken Parker Maggie Cutler Barbara Tarbuck Bradley Emery Battis Sheridan Whiteside Robert Pastene Bert Jefferson Terry Quinn Mets Robert Picardo Baker Jeff Gordon Expresamen Ben Mittleman Gretchen Wyler Sandy Philip Cates Michael MacCraken Westcott Peter Bergethen Sheridan Whiteside
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Williamstown Theatre Fund Seeks Aid to Save 22nd Season

Williamstown Theatre Festival leaders warn the 21st season may end with debt up to 40,000 dollars. They have sent 22,000 urgent letters nationwide, noting box office declines, air conditioning costs, and old equipment as causes. Tax deductible donations can be mailed to Box 517, Williamstown, MA 01267, or call (413) 458-8146 for details.

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Williamstown Mass Nikos Psacharopoulos Williamstown Theatre Festival Irwin Shainman Williamstown Theatre Foundation William H. Everett United States Psacharopoulos Shainman Everett Box
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Stereo makers agree to halt price fixing

Four large stereo system manufacturers, led by Pioneer Electronics, agreed with the Federal Trade Commission to stop dictating dealer prices. The consent order bars suggesting resale prices for two years, reporting price cuts, or retaliating against discounting dealers and bans listing fair trade prices for five years. Other firms are under review.

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Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC U.S. Pioneer Electronics Corp Moonachie N.J Teac Corp. of America Montebello Calif Sherwood Electronic Laboratories Inc Chicago Sansui Electronics Corp Woodside N.Y Pioneer
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American writer Rosenblum returns from London with books

Robert Rosenblum, who left New York seven years ago to live in Britain, returns to the United States in November. The composer turned author has published two novels, The Mushroom Cave and The Good Thief, with more works sold or in progress. The Good Thief is being filmed, while his wife Connie built a toy making cottage industry.

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London UPI Paris Ernest Hemingway George Gershwin Robert Rosenblum New York Britain Rosenblum United States Vatican Connie IBM New York City U.S
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