Off Broadway Flops Stir Mixed Theatre Reactions
Broadway reviewer notes two New York Shakespeare Festival productions fall short. Jinxs Bridge aims for levity but ends thin. Shortchanged Review is dated and poorly written. Casts include Tom Costello and Kate Weiman. Public Theater space hosts ambitious yet uneven experimental work. Panama Hattie revival shines with Mary Ellen Ashley and strong numbers.
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Joseph Papp
New York Shakespeare Festival
Papp
Mitzi Newhouse
Lincoln Center
Martinson Hall
Public Theater
Harlem River
New York
New York Street
Tom Costello
John P. Helms
Michael Moran
Kate Weiman
John Ferraro
Larry Pine
David Laden
Angela Pietropinto
America
Ensemble Studio Theater
Michael Dorn Moody
Nicky Shannigan
WISH
Shannigan
Vietnam
Newhouse
Marsha L. Eck
Herbert Field
B.G. Desylva
Pal Joey
Equity Library Theatre
Mary Ellen Ashley
Hattie
Ethel Merman
Miss Ashley
TV Highlights: Kotter Waltons Cop and The Kid
United Press International sections list 8 p.m. programs on ABC NBC and PBS with Welcome Back Kotter The Waltons The Cop and The Kid and Lowell Thomas Remembers plus The Way It Was 1939. At 9 p.m. Hollywood Television Theatre Meé Streets of San Francisco and Sisters feature crime plots and an undercover cop. 10 p.m. Lola and Barnaby Jones fill the schedules with drama and crime notes.
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Grady
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Meé
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San Francisco
Brother
Jennifer Salt
Margot Kidder
Lola
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Billy Dee Williams
Gabriel Kaplan
Dinah Shore
Barnaby Jones
NBC plans bold new comedies and specials for 1976-77
NBC outlines a four point plan after a disappointing 1975 season. It will boost half hour comedies with 16 pilots, expand variety shows, and add two hour long dramas including Gibbsville and Law and Order. Specials range from Life Goes to the Movies to The Life of Jesus with Lord Olivier directing.
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Stacy Keach
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Robert T. Howard
ABC
CBS
Beacon Hill
John McMahon
Bureau
McMahon
Henry Gibson
Roxie
Ace
Inspector Clouseau
Clouseau
Tony Randall
Gibbsville
Hancocks
California
Ullmans
Law and Order
Shakespeare Theatre Faces Closure Without April Fund Drive
The American Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford Connecticut warns it will close by April 1 unless it can raise 300000 dollars amid a 750000 dollar annual deficit. A major fundraising campaign is under way after cancellations saved about 200000, with support urged from the public.
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Stratford, Conn
UPI
American Shakespeare Theatre
Harold Shaw
Konrad Matthaei
Matthaei
Ford Foundation
Shaw
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