Pamela Marron Exhibit Captures Vermont Landscape Glow
S. Lane Faison reviews Pamela Marron’s December show at Park-McCullough House. The artist, teaching at Southern Vermont College, draws on Vermont scenery with bold brushwork and large square canvases, delivering a disciplined yet vibrant response to nature with a Gauguin like color in one Aruba scene and a standout white goose among dark purples. Prices mark a few works as bargains, with number 10 noted as the finest at 675 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park-McCullough House
Pamela Marron
California
Aruba
Raphael
Vatican
Vermont
Beckmann
Goose
Jackson Pollock
Number 10
N.F.A
Delacroix
S. Lane Faison
Williams College Museum of Art
Brothers in Arms story of Strafford settlers
A Vermont history book recounts the Pennock family split loyalties during the Revolution, focusing on Strafford, Bennington, and the Green Mountain Boys. It spans 1714 to 1808 with nine Pennock sons, three deaths in battle, and eight remaining Tory or Loyalist alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers In Arms
Strafford
Rebecca Latimer
Vermont
Bennington
Florence Baker Karpin
James Pennock
Mary
Samuel Pennock
America
James
King
England
Hemnan
Sons of Liberty
Green Mountain Boys
Pennocks
Queen’s Rangers
Burgoyne
Canada
Royalton
The Bravest Battle Twenty-Eight Days of Warsaw Uprising
A review of Dan Kurzman's The Bravest Battle Twenty-Eight Days of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. It notes the unequal fight by about 1,500 Jewish fighters against German forces, the day by day account based on interviews and archives, and the trapped ghetto’s brutal conditions. The article highlights Mordechi Anielewicz as commander and the failed hopes for Polish Home Army aid, ending with the uprising’s May 16, 1943 destruction and the book as a monument to victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kurzman
G.P. Putnam's Sons
New York
Warsaw
Kurzman
Polish Home Army
Poland
Austria
West Germany
Great Britain
Israel
U.S
Warsaw Ghetto
Treblinka
Europe
Washington
Foreign Office
Stalingrad
Mordechi Anielewicz
Babes in Arms May Tour Cohoes Music Hall This Winter
Cornucopia Babes in Arms opens at Cohoes Music Hall on Saturday December 11 and runs through January 2 with expanded weekday evening performances. Original 1937 production by Dwight Deere Wiman featured Alfred Drake Ray Heatherton Mitzi Green and Balanchine choreography. Also note current art exhibits and concerts at local venues including Warren Mackenzie works at Bennington College and Amy Winn flute program at Albany Institute of History and Art with upcoming Joyful Jazz Theatre at RPI and Park-M McCullough House events along with Christmas Open House and Choral Society concert details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rodgers
Lorenz Hart
Johnny
Cohoes Music Hall
Dwight Deere Wiman
Shubert Theatre
New York
Alfred Drake
Ray Heatherton
Mitzi Green
Dan Dailey
Robert Rounseville
George Balanchine
St. Louis Municipal Opera House
Cohoes
Music Hall
Asdan
Bennington College
Warren Mackenzie
Potter
Hadley
the College
Val Cushing
David Davison
Jane Ford
John Gill
Tony Hepburn
Wayne Higby
Malcolm Magruder
William Parry
Lucian Octavius
Pompili
Ted Randall
Stanley Rosen
Norman Schulman
Maryse Searls
Robert Turner
Calabro Memoirs Concert At College Carriage Barn
Louis Calabro presents Memoirs Part One for bassoon and 20 percussionists with narrator Richard Frisch at the Carriage Barn on campus on Wednesday at 8 15 P M The program includes Vivian Fine pieces Two Neruda Poems Sojourner Truth Speaks as well as Neun and Wiener works with pianist Lionel Nowak and soprano Mary Lee Farris The piece traces Calabro life from birth to age 18 and is framed by a theatrical narration with Pachman Calabro and Kennedy in past Bennington premieres open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Calabro
Vivian Fine
Neruda
Sojourner Truth Speaks
Lionel Nowak
Shhubert Neun Ecossaisen
Wiener
St. John’s
Nana
Memoirs
Bennington
Pachman
Calabro
Allan Kennedy
Mary Lee Farris
Moliere Play at Dorset Playhouse This Weekend
Manchester The Theatre Workshop of Burr and Burton Seminary presents Bernard Hewitt s adaptation of Moliere s The Doctor in Spite of Himself at the Dorset Playhouse on Thursday through Saturday December 9 10 and 11 at 830 nightly Tickets available at the door The updated classic features Sganarelle and Martine with slapstick and ribaldry behind a woodcutter premise Staff includes production manager Beth McCooey and director Peter Schoffstall among others Ellen Spaulding leads publicity with Gary Miller handling music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Bernard Hewitt
Moliere
Dorset Playhouse
Hewitt
Comedia del Art
Sganarelle
Martine
Doctor
Beth McCooey
Suzi Schefer
Megan Houlihan
Cindy MacDonald
Liz Graban
Chris Madkour
Karoline Wallace
English Department
Judy DeCell
Alison Gilligan
Lisa Hart
Rose Kilburn
Curt Stannard
Wendy Newhouse
Alan Houlton
Also Mentioned on This Page
By S. Lane Failon
Lee Pennock Huntington
Countryman Press
Taftsville
Thankful
Thankful Pennock
Science Digest
James C. Bozzuto
University of Connecticut
Bozzuto
Dr. Bozzuto
Bing
Bing Crosby
Kathryn
Las Vegas
Aladdin Hotel
Theatre For the Performing Arts
Book Review
Samuel Sass
Amy Winn
Flutist
Bach
Chopin
Poulenc
Mikhashoff and
Copland
Albany Institute of History and Art
Washington Ave
Albany
N.Y
RPI Union
RPI
Howard Hangers
McNeil
Union Administration
Troy College
Howard Hanger
Beth Youngblood
A.D
Don McLean
Park- McCullough House
Lester Taylor
Rosamond van der Linde
Louis Tavelli
Dustin Hoffman
Dino DE Laurentiis
Ingmar Bergman
Stoning
Liv Ullmann
Everest
BBS
Shirley Jones
NBCTV
Richard Thomas
John Boy
the Waltons
Lee Grant
Dinah Manoff
Kotter
Nbc-Tv
Joe Garagiola
Eeeeeeeeans
Stanley Kubrick
Stamley
Monty Pythons
RIDER
Spring Street
Williamstown
SUN
MON
MONLY
John Schlesinger
Frederic Raphael
Thomas Hardy
Wessex
Julie Christie
Bathsheba Everdene
Terrance Stamp
Peter Finch
Alan Bates
Arlington Inn
Arlington
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