Alfredo Viazzi’s Abundant Culinary Journey in East Hampton
Chef Alfredo Viazzi recalls his mother’s dreadful cooking and his father’s pushes to dine out shaping his palate. From Savona to New York, he built Trattoria da Alfredo and Caffe da Alfredo fame, learning from Gino Ratti and marrying Jane White after performing on his Portofino’s stage. He shares recipes for Carpaccio Alla Veneto, Salsa Maionese, and Mozzarella Fresca con Pomodoro e Acciaghe, detailing preparation and serving notes.
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Macy to star in ABC TV movie All Together Now
Hollywood and UPI report Bill Macy, famed for Maude as husband, will debut a dramatic TV role in three years in the ABC movie All Together Now. The project marks his first major screen turn since prior TV work.
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New Orleans to License Street Music Next Year
A January city ordinance will require street musicians to obtain a City Hall permit to play in the French Quarter. Permits may cost around 25 dollars and allow 30 minute sets at specified spots, with open instrument cases permitting tips. City Attorney Blake Arata cites crowds blocking shop entrances and loud bands interrupting downtown business as the reason for licensing an eight piece Dixieland group.
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The Animals and Eric Burdon Rise and Fall in Rock
United Press International recalls the rise of the Animals in the 1960s led by Eric Burdon, famed for The House of the Rising Sun and later shifting to acting. Burdon’s career spans 1968’s end with the band, a move to film, and brief reemergence with War before obscurity.
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Eric Burdon Band Faces Uncertain Future In Rock Scene
Blythe Danner stars with Andy Griffith and Jeff Bridges in Hearts of the West at MGM. Eric Burdon leads The Eric Burdon Band with Alvin Taylor and Aaron, but the album Sun Secrets draws mixed reviews and warnings the group may fail to gain traction. A separate street music controversy in New Orleans ends with arrests and a draft music ordinance as coroner Dr Frank Minyard pushes for regulation while defending jazz revival.
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At the Movies Harte double feature and more films
A local film page lists Chosen Survivors and Buster and Billie at Main Street theatre with the latter praised for performances but critiqued for a gimmicked ending. Twin Cinemas runs The Man With the Golden Gun while The Godfather Part II continues at Cinema II. Alice in Wonderland returns to big theatres after vault period. Burt Reynolds stars in The Longest Yard at Manchester Cinema. For times call Harte 442-8500, Cinemas 442-8179, Manchester 362-1229, Williamstown 413-458-5612.
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Devlin acquires film rights to Oil by Upton Sinclair
Hollywood producer Don Devlin gained motion picture rights to Oil, Upton Sinclair’s 1920s novel, signaling a new adaptation project.
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Length of name measures Chamberlain's success
By Vernon Scott. Richard Chamberlain, former Dr. Kildare, Shakespearean actor, movie star and all around good fellow, is seldom called Dick. But then neither Richard Widmark nor Richard Burton is called by the familiar nickname. And it was Richard The Lion
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Bob) Donat
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Stephen) McQueen
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Blind piano tuner Eddie Lain overcomes blindness in Texas
Eddie Lain, blind since age six with 5 percent vision, has built a 15 year piano tuning career spanning California and Texas. Born in Savannah, Georgia, he learned by memory and Braille, trained at the Kansas City Conservatory in 1950, and emphasizes focus and effort.
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Skitch Henderson gets six months in jail and big fine
Lyle C. Henderson known as Skitch, band leader and arranger, was sentenced in Manhattan Federal Court to six months in jail and a $30,000 fine for filing false income tax returns in 1969 and 1970. He backdated a music library donation to the University of Wisconsin and falsely valued it at $350,000, while denying tax evasion. He was acquitted on obstructing justice and a related tax evasion charge. another tax evasion count remained unresolved. He backdated and forged a statement from Bruce Bennard regarding the donation.
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