Bennington College exhibits black music photography and concerts
Two Bennington College photography students Karen Thompson and Sarah Morthland present September to December in Black Music, an exhibit at the Asdan Gallery December 3–6, with two late concerts at 10 p.m. in the Carriage Barn. The show blends photographs with video tapes, films, slides, paintings and scores, reflecting Bill Dixon's black music division and collaborations with Ensemble IV, Ensemble VII, and student ensembles. funded in part by Tech Hi-Fi.
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Bennington College
Karen Thompson
Sarah Morthland
Bill Dixon
Asdan
Dixon
New York
Judith Dunn
North Bennington
Ensemble IV
Ensemble VII
Jeff Hoyer
Art Brooks
Ensemble III
Stephen Horenstein
Bible business in show business
Hollywood columnist Vernon Scott profiles Dr. Robert Schuller as a pioneering televangelist whose Garden Grove church blends religion with media. He notes Schuller’s theaterlike style, high TV ratings, self description as a man-centered theology, and stance that church is a hospital for sinners not a saints museum.
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Hollywood
UPI
Robert Schuller
Billy Graham
Oral Roberts
Billy Sunday
Aimee Semple MacPherson
Dr. Schuller
Jesus Christ
Graham
Roberts
Western Theological Seminary
Reformed Church In America
Garden Grove
Calif
Orange County
Nielsen
New York City
TV in Review Will death haunt Olympics
New York report discusses ongoing fears of terrorist violence at the 1976 Olympic Games. ABC's Geoffrey Mason notes security measures including moats, underground athlete passages, plainclothes police, and careful presentation to avoid an armed camp look. He recalls the Munich massacre and ABC’s close coverage near Israeli athletes.
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New York
UPI
Geoffrey Mason
ABC
Montreal
Innsbruck
Austria
Munich
International Olympic Committee
FBI
Interpol
Mason
Canada
Amnesty debate on Vermont ETV examines conditional vs unconditional
Vermont ETV will air Amnesty: Conditional or Unconditional on Thursday December 5 at 9 p.m. Moderated by Jack Barry, the program includes Rev. Odiorne and Richard Fletcher arguing for conditional amnesty and Louise Ransom with Laurette Cook advocating no amnesty. The show follows 1973 General Synod action and summer Vermont forum work.
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Burlington
Vermont
Raymond Odiorne
Tri-Valley Parish
Richard Fletcher
David Pinkham
Montpelier
Department of Mission
Jack Barry
Louise Ransom
Vietnam
Laurette Cook
General Synod
Burton's Churchill a vacuous soap opera critic says
New York UPI reviewer Frank S Sweatlow critiques NBC Hallmark Hall of Fame's The Gathering Storm aired to mark Winston Churchill's birth anniversary. He faults Richard Burton's performance as a mere imitation lacking emotion, suggesting the actor is a liability to the profession. He contrasts Hoffa biography on ABC as fair and well balanced.
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Frank S. Sweatlow
New York
UPI
Richard Burton
Winston Churchill
NBC
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Europe
England
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Churchill
ABC
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Brattleboro Portrait Unveiled At Library Display
Brattleboro marks the release of Before Our Time with Brattleboro’s first known portrait shown at Brooks Memorial Library at 4:30. The 1830 oil by Alvan Fisher fronts the book and will stay through December 26, loaned by the Russell family. Howard C. Rice Jr. will discuss the painting’s history and introduce the book’s authors Harold A. Barry, Richard E. Michelman, Richard M. Mitchell, and Richard H. Wellman. Refreshments will be served. Publisher is The Stephen Greene Press.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
Brooks Memorial Library
Boston
Alvan Fisher
Howard C. Rice Jr
Princeton University Library
Harold A. Barry
Richard E. Michelman
Richard M. Mitchell
Richard H. Wellman
Prospect (Cemetery) Hill
Renouf Russell
Russell Wesselholst Farm
Jaffrey, N.H
Rensselaer County Arts Council to be expanded
A special committee of about 20 cultural and civic groups in Rensselaer County will plan the reorganization and expansion of the Rensselaer County Council for the Arts. Paul Elisha, council president, said state legislation enables broad cultural planning with $35 million in funding. Public hearings are planned to define a representative agreement document.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Council For the Arts
Paul Elisha
ACCA
Elisha Said
New York State
Elisha
New York State Council On the Arts
Woody Allen double bill in Williamstown plays two films
At the Movies reports a Williamstown showing of Play It Again Sam and Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex. The Spring Street theatre has new management. For times call Harte 442-8500 Cinemas 442-8179 Manchester 362-1229 Williamstown 413 458-5612.
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Woody Allen
Williamstown
Spring Street
Harte
Cinemas
Manchester
Betrayal stars a widow in a killer extortion plot on TV
ABC at 8 30 presents Betrayal a tale of a lonely widow who hires a young woman only to learn the girl and her boyfriend are extortionists. NBC follows with Police Story featuring Tony Lo Bianco and Don Meredith in a bomb threat and extortion drama Explosion.
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Amanda Blake
NBC
Tony Lo Bianco
Don Meredith
Tony Calabrese
Bert Jamison
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