Classical guitarist Joseph Mayes to perform at Park McCullough House
Acclaimed classical guitarist and Renaissance lutenist Joseph Mayes will give a Sunday recital on February 6 at 2 p.m. at Park McCullough House. He studied with Segovia Tomas and Ghiglia and teaches guitar lute and vihuela at Bryn Mawr Conservatory of Music. Admission is 2 dollars for adults and 50 cents for students. tea and a short house tour follow the program.
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Joseph Mayes
Park McCullough House
Mayes
Andres Segovia
Jose Tomas
Oscar Ghiglia
Bryn Mawr Conservatory of Music
John Dowland
Jane Pickering
Bach
Scarlatti
Guiliani
Park-McCullough House
Upstairs Downstairs to End with May 2 Wedding Bells
New York reports the Masterpiece Theater hit Upstairs Downstairs heads toward its absolute final farewell episode on May 2. The postwar upstairs world shows decadence and restraint while downstairs the staff faces age, class tension, and hunger.
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New York
UPI
Eaton Place
Downstair
Richard Bellamy
James
Georgina
Celia Bannerman
Diana Newbury
Mr. Hudson Butles
Twenties The Thirties staged reading at SVC
Oldcastle Theatre Company and Sugarman present a two night staged reading series at Southern Vermont College in the Old Chapel. Five actors perform The Twenties The Thirties featuring words by Hemingway Fitzgerald Stein and others with poetry and short stories dramatized. Two performances Friday and Saturday at 8 pm. Tickets at the door, adults one dollar students fifty cents.
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Oldcastle Theatre Company
Southern Vermont College
Robert Sugarman
Europe
Sugarman
Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Sinclair Lewis
Robert Frost
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Carl Sandburg
Malcom Cowley
Gertrude Stein
T.S. Eliot
E.e. Cummings
Bernice
Hemingway
Stein
Miss Farr
Miss Skeene
Eric Peterson
Richard Howe
Shelli du Boff
Colette Chagnon
Nicholas Fersen
ABC Roots television gamble pays off with eight night run
ABC guessed correctly on production of Roots, airing eight consecutive nights starting last Sunday. The 12 hour serial, based on Alex Haley’s novel, drew 61 percent of 9 to 11 pm viewers, with the opening episode among the season’s highest ratings, rivaling Gone With the Wind. SY AMLEN cited bestseller momentum and shared viewing as key factors. Fred Silverman led the scheduling decision.
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New York
Abc-Tv
ABC
Alex Haley
Nationa
NBC
CBS
Kojak
Police Story
Switch
SY Amlen
Fred Silverman
Amlen
German fairy tales return to West Germany after banishment
Nightmarish Brothers Grimm and other tales rebound in West Germany amid claims they help children cope with fear. Publishers report doubled sales and high prices for originals up to 15 000 marks, while psychologists debate their anti authoritarian tone and Nazi usage in the past.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Brothers Grimm
Otto Gmelin
Gmelin
Insel Verlag
Lutz Roehrich
Freiburg University
Stern
Hans
Gretel
East Berlin
Staatsbibliotek
State Library
Art historian sheds light on Amsterdam at the Clark
Williamstown mass the final City of Art lecture at the Clark Art Institute features John Walsh Jr of Barnard College and Columbia University discussing Amsterdam Walsh a former curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Frick Collection and a Yale Leiden and Columbia PhD holder is named curator of paintings at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston starting July 1 1977 the Cities of Art Amsterdam series wraps up Next week a film series opens with Gold Diggers of 1933
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Amsterdam
Clark
Williamstown
Mass
Clark Art Institute
John Walsh Jr
Barnard College
Columbia University
New York City
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Frick
Yale
Walsh
University of Leyden
Netherlands
Metropolitan Museum
The
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
NBC agrees on up to $80 million to cover Olympics
NBC has agreed to pay the highest televised sum for Olympic rights to broadcast the 1980 Moscow Games in the United States. The American rights alone total $35 million with $22,366,667 to the Soviet hosts and $12,633,333 to the IOC. The overall cost could reach about $80 million, higher than Montreal 1976.
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Christopher S. Wren
N.Y. Times
Moscow
National Broadcasting Company
United States
Vladimir I. Koval
NBC
International Olympic Committee
Khenrikas A. Yushvichus
State Committee For Television and Radio Broadcasting
ABC
Montreal
New York
Satra Corporation
Soviet Union
Monique Berlioux
Satra
Berlioux
Lausanne
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Liv Ullman
Erland Josephson
Sacred Heart School
MT. Anthony Union High School
Panther
Peter Sellers
Herbert Lom
Colin Blakely
Leonard Rossiter
Richard Williams
Henry Mancini
Tony Adams
Tom Jones
Frank Waldman
Blake Edwards
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Carrie
Mn Lee
Mat
United Sates Department of Justice
Koval
Rosasco
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Harvest House
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