Week of Vermont ETV Holiday Specials
Vermont ETV launches a week of festive programming starting Sunday at 2 p.m. with Sing We Neel featuring the Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus in the Mormon Tabernacle. The schedule runs through Christmas Eve with classical and family programs, including The Elizabethan Christmas Celebration Cinderella Prokofiev Nutcracker Handel Messiah Greenpeace special Christmas at Pops Beatrix Potter A Private World and Christmas Around the World from Bethlehem to Vienna choir concerts and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Boys Choir
PBS
Winooski
S.C
City Ballet
Symphony
Florence Quivar
Neil Rosenshein
John Shirley- Quirk
John Oliver
Tanglewood Festival Chorus
Jean Shepherd
Miracle On 34Th Street
Fred Rogers
Mister Rogers
Wolf Trap
Andrew Kostelanetz
National Symphony Orchestra
Rohan McCullough
Ogden Nash
Greenpeace Foundation
Greenpeace
Arthur Fiedler
Hansel and Gretel
St. Nick
Church of the Nativity
Bethlehem
Hungarian writer reflects on censorship and the political situation
In New York, Hungarian writer George Konrad discusses censorship and political life in Hungary. He recalls his 1974 political arrest, notes ongoing Russian influence, and cites his novel The City Builder sold out in Budapest after initial publication abroad. He urges broad rights to read, travel, and express dissent. Konrad, born 1933, has lived in West Berlin since 1976 and plans to return to Hungary in 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
George Konrad
Hungary
Konrad
Budapest
West
Germany
France
Sweden
United States
Harcourt Brace
Matyas Rakosi
Janos Kadar
West Berlin
Budapest Delights Amid Socialist Splendor And Modern Luxuries
A UPI travel piece portrays Budapest as a lively East European capital with candlelit cafes, gypsy violins, and Western fashion. It notes reduced Soviet signs, intact historic sites like Buda Castle and Matthias Church, and the new Budapest Hilton alongside other deluxe hotels. Details cover travel logistics, visas, currency, and Pan Am routes from New York via Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
U.S
Vaci Utca
New York
5Th Ave
Castle
Matthias
Hungary
Pest
House of Parliament
Gellert
Margitsziget
Hilton International
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Frankfurt
Malev Airlines
Great Cooks and Their Recipes From Taillevent to Escoffier
A review of Ann Willan's Great Cooks and Their Recipes tracing 13 masters from Taillevent to Escoffier, with notes on medieval to modern chefs, historical context, and classic recipes adapted for today. The author highlights Willan's career and the book's lavish illustrations, concluding with a personal note about looking forward to rereading it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of Sacramento
Cali
Ann Willan
McGraw-Hill
Berkshire
Anne Willan
Margo Miller
Pittsfield
Taillevent
Ms. Willan
France
Louis XIV
Louis
Hanna Glasse
England
Fanny Farmer
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Maria Am Gestade
Vienna
Vermont
ETV
Michael Redgrave
Dylan Thomas
Wales
National Theater of the Deaf
Peter Rabbit
Beatrix Potter
Potter
Leslie Linder
Oliver Twist
Charles Dickens
Alec Guinness
Fagin
Anthony Newley
Artful Dodger
David Lean
Bavaria
New Zealand
America
Richard Kiley
By Frank T. Csongos
Sen Charles
Roger
Pownal
N.Y.C
East Europe
Iron Curtain
Russia
Poland
East Germany
Danube
Buda
Pesht
Museum of Fine Arts
el Greco
Goya
National Gallery
Historical Museum of
Book Review
Milton R. Bass
The
Boston Globe
Sheryl Julian
Hancock Shaker Village
Ecole de Cuisine la Varenne
Paris
London
Cordon Bleu
Gourmet Magazine
Washington Star
Martino
Bartolomeo Scappi
Michelangelo
la Varenne
Aus Avn
Paramount Pictures
John Travolta
Karen Lynn Gorney
Robert Stigwood
Norman Wexler
John Badham
Kevin McCormick
Bee Gees
RSO Records
SUN
Bennington
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