Off Broadway Acts Move to Broadway Venues Amid Strike
Two off Broadway productions seek Broadway houses to resume amid the actors strike. The Me Nobody Knows moves from Orpheum to Helen Hayes, while Happy Birthday Wanda June shifts from Theater De Lys to Edison Theater. Equity contracts, venue costs, and strike dynamics shape the risky pivot in midtown Manhattan.
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Charlie Brown
Boys
Jeff Britton
Orpheum
Calcutta
the Eden
Jacques Brel
Paris
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Two Arts
Bijou
Ritz
Senator Proxmire questions NBCs political impact in San Francisco Airport
A Senate critique on the NBC drama San Francisco Airport links it to political influence and the fairness doctrine. Proxmire notes timing before SST vote, NBC denies impact, and asks if art should be answerable when used as propaganda. Publishers discuss relevancy and the risk of biased storytelling in networks.
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National Broadcasting Co
San Francisco
Senate
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NBC
Bridges
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San Francisco International
New Books at Bennington Free Library Fiction and More
A catalog of new titles across fiction and non fiction including Reby Wait for the Dawn Bradbury The Machineries of Joy Churchill Stell Horizon Creasey The Baron and the Unfinished Portrait Francis Hawaiian Interlude Markman The Election Matheson I Am Legend Raef Nurse in the News Rossiter A Shadow on Capricorn Uris QB VII Wain A Winter in the Hills Weisinger The Contest Wodehouse Biffens Millions Cocktail Time General Addams My Crowd Burns Roosevelt The Soldier of Freedom Burton A Programmed Guide to Office Warfare Churchill Upper Crust Dawson Practical Sculpture Gitlin Uptown Hacker End of the American Era Hough A Peck of Salt Kavaler Freezing Point Lindbergh Wartime Journals Montgomery Hail to the Chiefs Rockefeller Our Environment Can Be Saved Rogers How to Beat Inflation Saltman Marijuana and Your Child Adshead Brownies Theyre Moving Christopher Catch That Pass Done Annie Annie Haywood Taffy and Melissa Molasses Hutchins The Surprise Party Jacobs Finger Plays and Action Rhymes Johnson All in Free But Janey Keats Goggles Lionni Alexander and the Wind Up Mouse Lord Shot Put Challenge May Veterinarians and Their Patients Stapp The Fabulous Earthworm Deal Tamchina Dominique and the Dragon Andry What Mary Jo Wanted Williams Danny Dunn and the Smallifying Machine Yolen The Wizard of Washington Square Remember: If the book is out the library will reserve it.
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Dominique and the Dragon
Andry
Mary Jo
Williams
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Yolen
Washington Square
Schnabel Beethoven Record Reissues Return On Seraphim
UPI reports Delos Smith New York notes Artur Schnabel's Beethoven sonatas rereleased in five Seraphim volumes after earlier RCA Angel editions. Promotions compare late 19th century originals with modern interpreters like Lateiner, Entremont, Szidon, and Smith, highlighting careful autographs and varying jacket notes.
Best sellers list of popular titles and authors
United Press International catalog highlights include LOVE STORY by Erich Segal ISLANDS IN THE STREAM by Ernest Hemingway RICH MAN POOR MAN by Irwin Shaw GOD IS AN ENGLISHMAN by R S Delderfield THE CRYSTAL CAVE by Mary Stewart THE CHILD FROM THE SEA by Elizabeth Goudge QB VII by Leon Uris CARAVAN TO VACCARES by Allistair MacLean GREAT LION OF GOD by Taylor Caldwell.
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Irwin Shaw
God IS
R.S. Delderfield
Mary Stewart
Elizabeth Goudge
Leon Uris
Vaccares
Allistair MacLean
Taylor Caldwell
Films cover spies, horses and heroes
New York Times preview notes film adaptations in development. George Blake escape tale set for Ireland and England, plus plans for In a Wild Sanctuary. Also project highlights include Someone to Watch Over Me with Ken Howard and Bonnie Bedelia, The Lemmings Are Coming, Young Winston, The National Health, and Living Free from Carl Foreman.
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New York
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Norman Rosemont
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England
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Rosemont
William Harrison
Ken Howard
Junie Moon
Bonnie Bedelia
Edgar J. Scherick
Palomar Pictures
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Jack Starrett
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Kohn
Anthony Greville-Bell
Miles Tripp
Carl Foreman
John Blackburn
Foreman
Winston
Winston Churchill
Peter Nichol
National Health
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