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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1962

Page

5

Champlain Shakespeare Festival Brings Rep Run to Burlington

The Champlain Shakespeare Festival in Burlington runs August in repertory with The Tempest Julius Caesar and Measure for Measure. Meyer as Richard II and Brutus Satlof direct Measure for Measure with Falls staging Richard III. The Flem ing Museum theater on the UVM campus usually sells out with a scramble for seating and advance calls advised.

Burlington Vermont Weston Theatre John Meyer Ronald Satlof Meyer Cassius Satlof Brutus Julius Caesar Prospero Richard II Richard Greg Falls University of Washington Falls UVM Mark Anthony Satloff Jane Hill Sailor Fleming Museum

Last Movement For Munch As Boston Symphony Head

LenoX Massachusetts Charles Munch concludes his 13 year tenure as BSO music director at the Berkshire Festival in Tanglewood. The week features Berlioz Symphonie fantastique Debussy La Mer Ravel Daphnis et Chloe and Beethoven Symphony No 9 with Ode to Joy. Soloists Adele Addison Florence Koplowitz John McCollum and Donald Gramm lead the weekend performance with Claud Nash Patterson conducting the festival chorus augmented by Le Choeur des Students de l Universite de Montreal. Sunday opens with Copland Quiet City performed by Boston players Roger Voisin and Louis Speyer as soloists.

Ravel Munch Schiller Adele Addison Aaron Copland Roger Voisin Boston Symphony Orchestra Louis Speyer

Weekend theater listings across Vermont and New York venues

Pennington's Harte Theater offers The Music Man with Robert Preston Shirley Jones Buddy Hackett and Hermione Gingold in multiple showings. Bennington Drive-In screens Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man and Boys Night Out with The Far Country as a late film. Dorset Caravan Theatre features Major Barbara at 8:40 p.m. Weston Theatre presents Playboy of the Western World at 8:30 p.m. Williamstown Summer Theatre presents A Taste of Honey with 5 and 9 p.m. curtains. Colonie Summer Theatre stages The Reluctant Debutante, while Champlain Shakespeare Festival performs Richard III and Julius Caesar at 8:30 p.m. nightly. Advance reservations advised.

Harte Theater Main Street Pennington Robert Preston Shirley Jones Buddy Hackett Herminone Gingold Bennington Drive-In U.S Bennington Hemingway Man Richard Beymer Diane Baker Champlain Burlington Richard III Julius Caesar

Last Concert of Season at Art Center in Manchester

Karl and Phyllis Kraeuter, a violin and cello duo, present the final 1962 Sunday afternoon series concert at the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester on August 26 at 3 30 p m. They are joined by Harold Blitzik and Bela Szilagi. The program features Beethoven Trio in D Major Op 70 No 1 Bartok Hungarian Melodies Gliere Impromptu Rivier Vivace, and Brahms Quartet in G Minor Op 25.

Manchester Karl Phyllis Kraeuter Southern Vermont Art Center Harold Blitzik Bela Szilagi Kraeuters Kraeuter

Weston Fund Benefit Playhouse Performance in Manchester

A charity show to aid the Weston Playhouse rebuild is added to Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester. Weston players present Playboy of the Western World at 8 30 p m on August 28 at the SVA Music Pavilion. Proceeds go to the Weston fund as plans follow a July fire that destroyed the neighboring theater. Tickets available at SVA and Weston box offices.

Manchester Weston Playhouse Southern Vermont Art Center Weston Players SVA Music John M. Synge Weston The Art Center

Farwell Returns From Brown Ledge Camp and Local Events

Patricia Farwell finished an eight week junior counselor term at Brown Ledge Camp Lake Champlain and was brought home by her parents. The Veillard family visited Troy to see Ice Capades and reduce their trip with Mrs Veillard's relatives. A Baptist Church Sunday School picnic occurred at Wards Cove with food exchange swimming and a youth service. Lions heard District Gov Ed Handley discuss sight conservation and eye bank work while Marion Bumford spoke on blind issues and Dawn Hicks donated a memorial banner for her late husband.

Patricia Farwell Porter Farwell Brown Ledge Lake Champlain Farwells George Veillard Suzan Jimmy Troy N.Y The Baptist Church Wards Cove Ed Handley Northfield Old Red Mill Boston Eye Bank Walter Pidgeon Marion Bumford Dawn Hicks Donald Hicks

Peru Vacation Bible School closes after two weeks

Community notes report the Peru Vacation Bible School wrapping a successful two week session. Local families host visitors including Dr. Charles Perera and Mrs. Sally Baldwin among others. A Peru Congregational Church program Sunday features Dr. Charles Perera and Mrs. L. Baldwin with travel slides from Africa.

Charles Perera Scardale N.Y Peru Africa Peru Congregational Church International Boy Scout and Girl Scout Organizations Kenya Friends Quaker) World Committee

Summer visitors at Baldwin Hill and nearby cottages

Sandgate notes list Betty Trachte, Dr. 5-2223, and Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell of Brooklyn enjoying a month at their Baldwin Hill cottage. Also staying two weeks are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haggerty of Old Greenwich and children at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hybarger of New York City at their camp for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walling and son of New York spending time at their home.

William Maxwell Brooklyn N.Y Baldwin Hill Richard Haggerty Old Greenwich

Bennington Lanes Goes On Stage With Champlain Festival

Lane Stalbird, a Bennington Catholic High School graduate from Coulter Street, works as an apprentice at the Champlain Shakespeare Festival. She handles props for Richard III, serves as a box office assistant, and appears as a nun in Measure for Measure. She also acts as a sprite in The Tempest and a slave girl in Julius Caesar while eyeing Boston University drama study. she recently toured Vermont with University Players and plans to move to Boston in fall.

Susan Lane Stalbird Lane Stalbird Champlain Shakespeare Festival Frank Stalbird Coulter Street Bennington Lane Gambol Boston University UVM Shaw Vermont University Players Stae Edward J. Feidner UVM Department of Drama Dr. Feidner Sprite Bennington Catholic High School AVM Boston Bennington Catholic Fleming Museum Shakespeare Group

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