Parsons paints tiny seasides in Vermont show
THOMAS PARSONS presents a one man exhibition of small works at the Southern Vermont Artists Union St Gallery Manchester. He paints shorelines with detailed rigging and sky but the larger canvases feel crowded and uneven, limiting the show as winter openings begin. In Williamstown the Clark Art Institute colors winter with 20 drawings by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo and other 18th century European artists from its permanent collection. The Tiepolo ceiling frescoes highlight Baroque flourishes and the exhibition runs through February.
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Southern Vermont Artists’ Union St
Manchester
Marblehead
Rockport
Gloucester
Parsons
SVA
Williamstown
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Giovanni Batista Tiepolo
Tiepolo
Italy
Austria
Versailles
Broadway activity expected in second half of 1970-71 season
Upbeat outlook for Broadway as the second half of the 1970-71 season approaches. Ten shows are scheduled, including Lincoln Center revivals of The Playboy of the Western World An Enemy of the People and Antigone. Other entries include Four on a Garden with Carol Channing and Sid Caesar, No No Nanette, Ari Follies and Murderous Angels. How the Other Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn slated for pre Broadway runs with Silvers and Dennis. Sleuth at Music Box nets rapid recovery of $150,000 investment in 23 days after Washington tryout. Duke Ellington to score The Hustler musical. Father’s Day acquired for season with Moffat directing.
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Carol Channing
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London
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Music Box
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Duke Ellington
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Lester M. Goldsmith
Michael J. Kane
Walter Tevis
Paul Newman
Jackie Gleason
Joseph Kipnes
Lawrence Kasha
the Palace
Oliver Hailey
Donald Moffat
Best sellers list for fiction and nonfiction
A compiled list of popular books across fiction and nonfiction genres. Notable titles include Island in the Stream by Hemingway and Inside the Third Reich by Speer, with works by Segal Uris Shaw Christie MacLaine and others.
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Ernest Hemingway
Erich Segal
Leon Uris Richman
Irwin Shaw
Frankfurt
Agatha Christie
God IS
R.S. Delderfield
Elizabeth Goudge
Mary Stewart
Vaccares
Alistair MacLean
DR. Cobb
R.V. Cassill
Third Reich
Albert Speer
Kenneth Clark
America
Charles Reich
Shades of Debbie Reynolds in a Serious Drama Role
Hollywood correspondent notes Debbie Reynolds in a dramatic turn as Adelle in a 30s era tale. She contrasts past Tammy persona with a mature, non explicit performance while co starring with Shelley Winters in What’s the Matter with Helen. Reynolds hopes this role signals growth and better acting opportunities.
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Debbie
Shelley Winters
Helen
Miss Reynolds
Debbie Reynolds
Tammy
Ancient Nippon craft and state power on Vermont TV
Vermont Educational Television week January 25 29 features Thallassa Cruso showing bonsai on Making Things Grow a debate on governors granting veto over federal legal services on The Advocates a visual experience program The Great American Dream Machine a Memory of Two Mondays with Estelle Parsons and Jack Warden Night s Dream on the Royal Ballet and a Governor s Press Conference opener Also Dean Martin returns to film.
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Burlington
Vermont Educational Television
Thallassa Cruso
U.S
Estelle Parsons
Jack Warden
Arthur Miller
America
NET Playhouse
Antoinette Sibley
Anthony Dowell
Royal Ballet
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Alicia De Larrocha and the giants of piano music
DELOS SMITH NY UP I reports Alicia De Larrocha rising toward universally recognized stature amid stellar recordings of Ravel pieces. Richter and Hofmann highlighted, with Beethovens and Chopin works praised. Popular music notes discuss big band legacies and Enoch Light reviving 1930s sounds with The Big Band Hits of the Thirties.
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Delos Smith
New York
UPI
Alicia de Larrocha
Ravel
Gaspard de la Nuit
Alborada del Gracioso
Columbia
Hiatus from Love Story and the Intelligentsia
A columnist details a personal hiatus from media and society, seeking solitude in the woods after not yet having seen the film Love Story. He recalls the social pressure to have seen it, critiques its cultural impact, and notes the holiday return to social life amid a polarized view of the film. The piece blends humor with social commentary on celebrity culture and politics.
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Nixon
The Making of a Surgeon book review summarized
Harriet Davis reviews William A. Nolen M D The Making of a Surgeon from Bellevue Hospital through multiple services highlighting his mistakes and growth The reviewer praises Nolens honesty about errors and stresses the value of good judgment and teamwork in surgery Mrs Davis notes her late husbands role and her own medical society leadership
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Nolen
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
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