PBS World Hunger World Hunger Who Will Survive
PBS presents a 90 minute Bill Moyers special on addressing the world food crisis. It airs Monday January 27 from 8 to 9 30 p m on PBS. The program examines three areas where millions face severe hunger and asks what can be done.
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PBS
Bill Moyers
India
Punjab
Bihar
Ganges
Niger
sub-Saharan Africa
Texas
California
Niger River
Colombia
Cacua
Moyers
Dick Hubert
Mary Rosen
Paul Galan
Gateway Productions, Inc
Health Science Information International
Connecticut Public Television
Cohoes Music Hall named to FEDAPT project
Cohoes Music Hall in New York named one of 13 nationwide FEDAPT pilot projects to expand field services for theatre management. John Bos will visit Jan 16 to present consulting support, with a public 4:30 p.m. session for the hall’s board, volunteers, officials, and press.
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Cohoes
N.Y
Cohoes Music Hall
Foundation For the Extension and Development of the
American Professional Theatre
Fedapt
Louis J. Ambrosio
John Bos
Troy
Albany
Schenectady
Hudson-Mohawk
Bos
Theatre of the Living Arts
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Center Stage
City Center
Ensemble
Newae University School of
Arena Stage
Washington, D.C
Music Fairs Enterprises
Pittsburgh
Universal
Columbia Pictures
Actors’ Equity Association
United States
William H. Donner Foundation, Inc
New York State Council On the Arts
National Endowment For the Arts
James D. O’reilly
Clark's film series profiles Cezanne in Schenectady
Sir Kenneth Clark writes and narrates a six part film series on modern painters. The second artist featured is Paul Cezanne, born 1839 died 1906, with five paintings shown at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. The free program starts 8 p.m. Tuesday Jan 14 at the Schenectady Museum. Subsequent Tuesdays through Feb 11 cover Monet Seurat Rousseau and Munch.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Paul Cezanne
Kenneth Clark
Schenectady Museum
National Gallery of Art
Cezanne
Clark
National Ee of Art
Washington
Hve
Monet
Seurat
Rousseau
Munch
Chef Vergnes Demonstrates French Flavor In School Kitchen
New York chef Jean Vergnes visited the Convent of the Sacred Heart to show that French is a spoken language. In a one hour, seventy girls watched omelettes and Supreme de Volaille Gismonda prepared on electric plates while learning vocabulary and enjoying the meal. The class asked about his toque and about his daily dishes, and Vergnes spoke of cooking at home, his family, and his belief that recipes should not be kept secret.
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New York
Jean Vergnes
Vergnes
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Ethelee Hahn
le Cirque
East 65Th Street
United States
Maitres Cuisiners de France
L’academie Culinaire de France
At the Movies: Rabbinical Adventure and Classic Films
Harte Theatre on Main Street shows The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob. Twin Cinemas features The Man With The Golden Gun with Roger Moore as 007 and Cinema II runs The Godfather Part II. Manchester screens Harold and Maude with Ruth Gordon. Nickelodeon offers Gone with the Wind. times via local numbers.
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Harte
Rabbi’ Jacob
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Twin Cinemas
Roger Moore
007
Cinema I
Cinema II
Manchester
Harold and Maude
Ruth Gordon
Maude
Williamstown
Spring Street
Park-McCullough Association Receives History Award Certificate
The Park-McCullough House Association in North Bennington earned an American Association for State and Local History Certificate of Commendation for its diverse and effective program of historical and cultural events. The award, part of 99 honors this year, was announced by William K. Alderfer as part of the 11th Annual Conference of New England Historical Societies in Durham New Hampshire.
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Park-McCullough House Association
North Bennington
American Association For
American Association For State and
William K. Alderfer
Illinois State Historical Library
Springfield
United States
Canada
Nashville, Tenn
Tordis Ilg Isselhardt
Muriel Palmer
of New England Historical Societies
Durham
N.H
Orff music classes resume at Big House in Burlington
Orff instrument classes led by Margaret Meacham resume Tuesdays from 3 30 to 4 30 pm for all ages free of charge. An ensemble class runs 4 30 to 5 30 pm with Ms Meacham teaching and no fee. Flute lessons at Park McCullough House offered by appointment at 10 per hour. Information line provided. London UPI report details a Christmas party duel over a lady's cleavage ending in a bun duel with cream buns, Stephen Reszentniak accusing Dr Kes Smith of insult.
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Orff
Margaret Meacham
Vermont Council On the Arts
Park- McCullough House
London
UPI
Stephen Reszentniak
Kes Smith
Stephanie Kent
London University
Bedford College
Smith
Chianelli exhibition at Simon's Rock in Great Barrington
Lost wax bronzes by Melvine Chianelli are on view at Simon's Rock through February 3. A public tea reception is hosted in the Library Gallery January 22 from 2 to 3 30 p.m. Chianelli directs the Tamarack Gallery in Great Barrington and has shown at Berkshire Museum and across major galleries in Boston New York Philadelphia Setauket East Hampton Cedarhurst Washington D C and more.
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Great Barrington
Melvine Chianelli
Simon’s Rock
Library
Chianelli
Tamarack Gallery
Division St
Berkshire Museum
The
Shore Gallery
Boston
Sanchez Studio
Mersel
New York
Little Gallery
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Times News Service
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