Prose Theatre to stage The Hobbit at Lyndon State College
Lyndon State College Theatre and Interpretive Arts Department presents The Hobbit by J R R Tolkien on December 16 17 and 18 at 8 p m in the Alexander Twilight Theatre Reservations may be made by calling the Box Office at 626 3335 ext 225 Tickets cost 2 for adults 1 for seniors faculty staff and administration and free admission for L S C students with I D High school groups are charged 50 cents on Thursday and Friday The exhibit at Middlebury College Johnson Gallery runs through December featuring NEA funded works by Jasper Johns George Rickey Calder and Durer pieces and more Photographs by Elliot Erwitt are on view at the Schenectady Museum through January 23 1977
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon State College Theatre and Interpretive Arts Department
J.R.R. Tolkien
Alexander Twilight Theatre
Middle Earth
Bilbo Baggins
Gandalf
L.S.C
I.D
Middlebury College Johnson Gallery
National Endowment For the Arts
Friends of Art At
Middlebury College
Reva Seybolt Fund
NEA
Jasper Jones
Jim Dine
Robert Rauschenberg
Frank Stella
Ellsworth Kelly
George Rickey
Johnson Building
Middlebury
Alexander Calder
Calder
Whitney Museum
New York
Albrecht Durer
Patricia Blakeley
Elliot Erwitt
Schenectady Museum
Union College
Paris
Italy
California
Erwitt
New York City
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of Modern Art
Henry Moore a sculptor with a world class legacy
London reports on Henry Moore whose works command multimillion dollar value and museum retrospectives. Born in England he faced early doubt but gained recognition after World War I and became an official war artist. His pieces feature space and holes, with major donations to Toronto and Tate galleries and a villa in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Florence
Michelangelo
Royal College of Arts
British Museum
Toronto Art Gallery
Tate Gallery
Italy
Hertfordshire
Windham College president seeks crisis to thesis stake
Windham College president Johnny Stones, 35, pursues a psychology doctoral thesis on reactions to crises while steering a college in its worst 25 year history. Enrollment has collapsed from 565 to 207, faculty dropped, and debt grew, yet Stones reports renewed student spirit, campus events, and cautious hope as mortgage moratoriums and federal aid sustain operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Johnnie Stones
Windham College
Stones
Windham
University of Colorado
Harrison Symmes
Piano and chamber recital at Park-McCullough House
On Tuesday December 14 at 7 p.m. Rosamond van der Linde piano students and Lou Tavelli chamber music students perform in a free public recital. Proceeds aid the Big House Chamber Music Scholarship Fund, with past donations from Berkshire Chamber Trio and local performers aiding training and concerts. The program features Mozart arrangements, a Schumann melody, Handel sonata, Brahms Ballade, and a Haydn Piano Trio among other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park-McCullough House
Rosamond van der Linde
Lou Tavelli
Big House Chamber Music
Big House
Berkshire Chamber Trio
Bennington
Lila Glick
Jane Hanks
Gail Robinson
Connie Wallace
Mozart
Iran Morris
Terry Jones
Mary Barbara Candid
Rocky Gardner
Barclay Smith
Mollie Matteson
Clara Wagner
Erica van der Linde
Schumann
Maura Clifford
Amy van der Linde
Brahms
Polly van der Linde
Ira Morris
Weaving Course at Park McCullough House Opens Jan 11 1977
The Park McCullough House will offer an eight week weaving course starting Tuesday January 11 at 7 30 pm. Instructor Dee Ertell owner of Greenmont Yarns and Looms leads basic loom weaving on four harness looms with eight student limit. курс costs 65 dollars covering instruction loom use text and yarn. Call 442 2747 or 442 3397 for enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park-McCullough House
Dee Ertell
Greenmont Yarns and Looms
Shirley Held
Greenmont
Synthesized Classical Pop and Tomita's The Planets Review
The piece argues synthesized classicals like Tomita and Gleeson cross into pop sales, with Tomita achieving about 500000 US copies across titles. It discusses fidelity versus freedom in Holst The Planets adaptations, noting Tomita’s exotic effects but criticizing lack of new artistic direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isao Tomita
Tokyo
Tomita
RCA
Debussy
Mussorgsky
Gustav Holst
Patrick Gleeson
Mercury
Holst
Gleeson
Yes
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Renaissance
All This and World War II and related music cast overview
The piece surveys the all star recording for All This and World War II featuring John Lennon and Paul McCartney songs performed by Ambrosia Elton John Bee Gees Leo Sayer David Essex Rod Stewart Peter Gabriel The Brothers Johnson and others with The London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra under Rabinowitz and Measham Also notes The Song Remains the Same soundtrack and other 1970s rock anthologies and Charley Pride Best of Pride selections highlighting key tracks and artists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Reizner
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
20Th Century Records
Ambrosia
Elton John
Leo Sayer
Am the
David Essex
Rod Stewart
Peter Gabriel
Brothers Johnson
Hey
Jude
Helen Reddy
Tina Turner
Frankie Laine
Maxwell
Silver Hammer
Four Seasons
Frankie Valli
London Symphony Orchestra
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Harry Rabinowitz
David Measham
Zepplin
Mott the Hopple
Mott
Charley Pride
RCA
Pride
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hobbit
Art In
Henry Moore
London
UPI
Orangerie
Louvre
Johnny Stones
Vermont National Bank
Edward Durrell Stone
Brattleboro
Bennington Banner
John Rockwell
By William D. Laffler
United Press International
Andrew Wyeth
Heed
Candie Mill
Arlington
Vermont
the New Harte Theatre
Columbia Pictures
Peter Fonda
Dennis Hopper
Jack Nicholson
SUN
Spring Street
Williamstown
Mass
Aspace
Odyssey
Stanley Kubrick
Dr. Strangelove
Clockwork Orange
Keir Dullea
Gary Lockwood
Hal
Strauss
Grand Illusion
Jean Renoir
Renoir
Jean Galvin
Erich von Stroheim
France
Munich
Penelope Gilliatt
The
New Yorker
Dino DE Laurentiis
Ingmar Bergman
Liv Ullmann
Paramount
Buena Vista
Featua
PLUSH
N.F.L
S&s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!