Williamstown Theatre Festival opens Enemies as charity night
Williamstown Mass. Nikos Psacharopoulos says the August 26 opening of Maxim Gorkys Enemies will be a benefit. Ticket prices reduced to three dollars with a five dollar minimum and a two dollar tax deductible contribution. The fundraiser aims to raise funds for the festival's 21st season with hopes for fifty dollar gifts. The three pronged drive includes budget cuts and mass mailings. The cast features Olympia Dukakis Louis Zorich Alexander Scourby Robert Pastene. Directed by Psacharopoulos with Anthony Straiges on design. Reservations at (413) 458 8146.
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Bennington Musicians Attend Tanglewood Institute In Lenox
Three Mt. Anthony Union High School students from Bennington Mass attend the Boston University Tanglewood Institute in Lenox as second year participants Perri Sue Morris Kevin Richard Bushee and Pamela Geannelis study cello violin and viola. They perform in chamber groups and the Young Artists Orchestra earning four bachelor of music credits upon completion.
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Sylvia Miles on being typecast as a hooker in films
The Hollywood interview quotes Sylvia Miles debating why she is cast as prostitutes in many films and stage roles. She argues no such archetype exists and describes her approach to playing fallen women. Miles notes there are more hookers now in media and discusses fan letters and her view on marriage and career. Bit parts mention Sally Struthers returning to All In The Family and upcoming productions in Munich and abroad.
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Jerry Lewis fights back over Seattle old folks controversy
Hollywood. Jerry Lewis defends himself after claims he stormed out of a Seattle auditorium to entertain seniors, saying the incident harmed his dystrophy fundraiser and that he never meant to be callous. He explains traveling at his own expense to help elderly care for dystrophic children and to advance fundraising. He notes a public relations misstep and insists the charity campaign remains his priority. Also mentions Vic Morrow added to The Bad News Bears cast and Martha Keller lands lead opposite Olivier and Hoffman in Marathon Man.
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