March to Massacre review by Anatole Brynard
Book review of March to Massacre by William H. Guthman, 275 pages illustrated McGraw Hill $19.95. Anatole Broyard NYT News Service argues the book reveals how early American morale and morals shaped the failure to unite the states under a coherent effort after independence. It surveys the Northwest Territory dispute, the reluctant army, and the Indian wars, showing the era’s tension between liberty and order.
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Elaine May Adaptation Next at UMass Amherst
Elaine May and Terrence McNally stage Adaptation Next at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Roister Doisters Drama Society. The two one act comedies run January 30 to February 1 at Bowker Auditorium with 8 p.m. starts. Tickets at the theatre from 6 p.m. prices 1.50 for students and 2 for others.
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Tiny conductor Bergen conducts Carnegie concerts for love
Charlotte Bergen, 87 pounds soaking wet yet a forceful musician and philanthropist, curates three Carnegie Hall matinees featuring Beethoven Brahms and Schubert. She pays all costs from hall rent to 85 piece orchestra while insisting the concerts serve music lovers, not freebie chasers.
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UPI
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Miss Bergen
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Challenge to be Free at Harte and Manchester cinemas
Outdoor drama about a man who adapts to a harsh environment plays at Harte on Main Street Twin Cinemas shows Burt Reynolds The Longest Yard rated R. The Godfather Part II remains on Cinema II. Animal Crackers tours, a 1930 Marx Brothers comedy. Times via local theaters.
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Kaduna arts break in patterns at national festival
Kaduna hosts the fourth National Festival of the Arts drawing more than 20 000 dancers from 12 states and 25 000 participants and 100 000 visitors. The event aims to foster a unified Nigeria as Lagos prepares for a global cultural festival in 1975 with a festival village highway and a national theater complex.
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N.Y. Times
Kaduna
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Benue Plateau
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Gyang Tya
Joe
Lagos
Anthony Enahora
United States
Central States
Golden Globes to be hosted by John Davidson
John Davidson will serve as master of ceremonies for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 32nd annual Golden Globe awards in Hollywood.
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Hollywood Foreign Press Association
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