Mahler Symphonies and Goodyear Christmas Records Reviewed
UPI review notes Solti leads Mahler Fifth and Sixth with the Chicago Symphony, plus Watts in Rachmaninoff with Ozawa conducted by Columbia. Also covers Bernstein with the New York Philharmonic in Don Quixote and a Goodyear Christmas album program featuring Williams, Streisand, Faith, and others.
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New York
UPI
Chicago Symphony
London
Mahler
Georg Solti
Solti
Soti
Yvonne Minton
Andre Watts
Rachminoff
New York Philharmonic
Seiji Ozawa
Columbia
Richard Strauss
Don Quixote
Leonard Berstein
Lorne Munroe
William Lincer
Goodyear
Columbia Records
Andy Williams
Barbra Streisand
Steve Lawrence
Metropolitan Opera
Isaac Stern
Richard Tucker
Albu
John Davidson
Tire
Being Free: The Possibilities of Freedom in a Overorganized World
A critical review of Gibson Winter's Being Free, praising its bold view of freedom within a high tech, mass production society. The author highlights Winter's analysis of liberation through Participatory Society and Cultural Revolution, and commends Frank Reynolds' integrity as a lens for understanding freedom in modern media and politics.
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Gibson Winter
The
Macmillan Company
New York
Frank Reynolds
Navy
Chicago Divinity School
Reynolds
Move reviewer banished in Boston.
A veteran critic narrates a public feud between Kevin Kelly of the Boston Globe and theater owner Benjamin Sack over film reviews and censorship. After a back‑and‑forth involving bans, counter bans, and a scathing review titled Move at the Music Hall, the author declares Sack officially banished for the public’s good.
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Boston
Kevin Kelly
Boston Globe
Benjamin Sack
Mr. Sack
Mr. Kelly
Globe
The
New York
Sack
Kelly
Gee Whiz
Elliott Gould
Unofficial Russian painters a happy lot
In Moscow a group of 40 to 100 unofficial modernists pursue varied styles from impressionistic to abstract while defying socialist realism. They face housing and union pressures, often rely on commercial work, and hope to paint freely though public showings are rare. Most are 35 to 50 and some have exhibited abroad.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Gibson Winter
Vermont
Dorset Hollow
Gibson
James F. Clarity
New York Times
Moscow
Garrets
Volodya Moroz
Moroz
Natalya Gutman
Communist Party
West
Artists Union
Steat
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Tammy
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Santa Claus
Fred Astaire
Mickey Rooney
Keenan Wynn
Ogden Nash
Caedman
Nash
Book Review
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Howard K. Smith
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
God
Winter
Herbert
Father Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester
Pornography Commission
Iroller
Broyles Roller Skating Arena
Dalton Ave
Pittsfield
Mass
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Arlington Chorale
Theodore Cook
Nyoka Little
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Arlington Memorial High School
SUN
Jack Lemmon
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Weil Simon
Movielab
Jerry Lewis
Warner Bros
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Ireland
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France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
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Liechtenstein
Austria
Italy
San Marino
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Rome
Venice
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Buffalo
Strees
Rennington, VT
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KODAK
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Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
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