Motifs of the Manor opens at Shelburne Museum
Shelburne's 1974 summer season features Motifs of the Manor in the Beach Gallery. The exhibit, open Aug. 1 through Oct. 15, pairs high style and country furniture with academic and primitive paintings. Highlights include John Scollay portrait by Copley and a Horace Bundy portrait of Solomon Sanders.
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Shelburne
Shelburne Museum
Beach Gallery
John Singleton Copley
Boston
John Scollay
Vermont
Horace Bundy
Solomon Sanders
Bellows Falls
Rich and Famous at Williamstown Theatre Festival
Williamstown Mass opens John Guare play Rich and Famous with a five day run at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Stars Linda Lavin and Ron Leibman, directed by Mel Shapiro, set by Dan Snyder, costumes Julie A Nagel, lighting Richard Devin, music Herbert Kaplan. The cast includes Charles Kimbrough, Ben Leibman, and Linda Lavin as Veronica Goldvestige. The review notes a kinetic, avant garde harnessing of American culture and a quest for wealth and immortality with strong performances and sharp backstage staging.
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John Guare
Mel Shapiro
Dan Snyder
Julie A. Nagel
Richard Devin
Herbert Kaplan
Williamstown Theatre
Williamstown
Bing Ringling
China
Guare
Ringling
Ron Leibman
Linda Lavin
Aphro
New York City
Veronica Goldvestige
Bing
Sonn Cuare
House of Blue Leaves
Sammy Vincent's
Pittsfield
Mass
The Bicentennial Guide to the American Revolution Vol I
Sol Stember presents a three volume guide to Revolutionary War sites with crisp prose and strong research. The Harlem Heights battle is vividly tied to current streets, with battlefield layouts, uniforms, weapons, and quotations enhancing historical sense for the armchair or on-site traveler. The reviewer lauds the breadth of site coverage and precise directions, noting strong appeal for bicentennial buffs and lay readers alike.
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Middle Colonies
Sol Stember
Saturday Review Press
E. P. Dutton
McMillin Theater
New York
Broadway
116Th Street
Harlem Heights
George Washington
Stember
Grant
At the Movies Harte Offers Zandys Bride and Herbie Rides Again
Gene Hackman and Liv Ullmann headline Zandy's Bride at Harte Theatre on Main Street while Herbie Rides Again rides the VW publicity wave. Cinema I and II feature That's Entertainment. In Manchester Barbara Streisand stars in For Pete's Sake rated PG. Drive-ins run The Sting and Charley Varrick. Bruce Lee died soon after Return of the Dragon. Shamus and Chinese Hercules also show. For times call local numbers.
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Harte
Zandy
Gene Hackman
Liv Ullman
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Herbie
Walt Disney Studios
Cinema II
Manchester
Barbara Streisand
Bennington
Charley Varrick
Hathaways
Bruce Lee
Burt Reynolds
Shamus
Hercules
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Sheraton
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Saratoga
Charles Kimbrough
Ben Leibman
Judson Brown
Williamstown, Mass
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Tybalt Donleavy
Tybalt
Leibman
Judy Garland
Book Review
Alden Whitman
N.Y
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Hamburger Doubleburg
Florida
Northside Dr
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Naked Lady
Dorset Playhouse
Williamstown Theatre Festival
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Herbie 'Jr
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Walt Disney Productions
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Berry Powers
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Gene Kelly
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Liza Minnell
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Mickey Rooney
Frank Sinatra
James Stewart
Elizabeth Taylor
Jack
Coe
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Adams Memorial Theatre
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Nat Fe Pood Skries
Grant City
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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