Stratford Theatre Hires Executive to Lead Finances
Stratford's American Shakespeare Theatre brings in Konrad Matthaei as president to raise a $1 million annual endowment over five years and pursue a broader funding base. He aims for public support, government and corporate grants, and plans to expand programming and touring while keeping ticket prices stable.
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Henry Fonda Portrays Gen MacArthur In TV Movie
Hollywood report notes Henry Fonda, age 70, confronts a demanding MacArthur role in Collision Course co starring E G Marshall as Truman. Fonda discusses likeness, acting challenge, and his distaste for dramatic ego while preparing by reading extensively and studying film footage. He reflects on past Lincoln roles and hopes viewers keep open minds about MacArthur. It also mentions Richard Burton returning to Broadway in Equus next February.
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Buckley Debuts With Agreable Spy Tale Of Blackford Oakes
Conservative columnist Buckley enters fiction with a deft spy novel set in early 1950s England. Yale graduate Blackford Oakes pursues a mole passing atomic secrets to Russia amid Anglo American tensions and a fictional Queen Caroline. The witty, genteel tone blends mock drawing room intrigue with occasional sharp humor and familiar figures like Dulles and Eisenhower.
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Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt romance on TV film
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