Art of the Fugue concert at Williams College
Victor Hill, Williams College associate professor of mathematics and Griffin Hall Concerts director, will perform the complete Art of Fugue by Bach in Thompson Memorial Chapel Sunday at 8 p.m. The free recital marks Williams debut of the organ work, with Hill’s long history performing it since 1963.
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Japanese Film series showcases Japan’s history and culture
Public Broadcasting Service debuts The Japanese Film, a 13 week series hosted by Edwin O. Reischauer to illuminate Japan’s history and culture. Films include Sanjuro Harakiri Ugetsu 24 Eyes Boy and Harp of Burma with electronic subtitling and a focus on authentic Japanese perspectives.
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Brando urged to give cash instead of land to Indians
Hank Adams, director of the Survival of American Indians Association, said Marlon Brando should supply $318,000 in cash rather than a 40 acre California land gift valued at $200,000 to $250,000, noting the mortgage on the land exceeds its appraised value. Adams suggested funding an independent Nisqually River Indian school instead. He praised Brando's sincerity and denied any deceit or fraud.
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New York fashion forecast stays thrifty amid modest designs
Vincent Monte-Sano of the New York Couture Business Council says 1975 will bring price stability and better design in women’s clothing. He notes a toned silhouette, soft shaping, and knee covering lengths while discounts and cautious store buying benefit shoppers across income levels. Designer impact remains limited.
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Community education and tours at Park-McCullough House
The Park-McCullough House Association expanded its programs to include more community education and entertainment. Fall school tours attracted 370 children from Bennington and area towns, with the Leisure Time Exhibit in the Carriage Barn. A traveling Leisure Time Exhibit is planned to reach more schools next year, with call-in details for interest. In New York, the School of American Ballet is highlighted as a premier national classical ballet academy, now housed at Juilliard within Lincoln Center.
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Blackwell's list flares with late 1970s fashion jabs
Hollywood reports that Blackwell debuts the 1974 worst dressed list, naming Rep. Bella Abzug and Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia among 13 entries, while praising timeless style icons like Princess Grace of Monaco and Faye Dunaway. Dallas notes Tom Johnson, 33, becomes fifth publisher of the Dallas Times Herald.
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At the Movies: The Trial of Billy Jack tops Harte Theatre week
Harte Theatre on Main Street reports its best week of 1974 from The Trial of Billy Jack starring Delores Taylor and Tom Laughlin, rated PG. Twin Cinemas shows The Godfather Part II revived as a potential Oscar contender. Nickelodeon in Williamstown opens Love and Anarchy. Manchester Cinema screens The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 with Matthau and Shaw.
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TV Highlights: Prime Time Highlights and Movie Night
United Press International lists eight p m CBS program Antonio and the Mayor a Mexican drama about a boy and a mayor. 830 p m ABC Wednesday Night Movie The Missing Are Deadly features an emotionally disturbed child and a dangerous rat. 930 p m CBS GE Theater Miles to Go Before I Sleep shows an aging man fostering a troubled teen. 10 p m NBC Tennessee Ernie Ford special brings Nashville country to Moscow.
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