Publishing: the decline of the art
Eric Page reports on growing flaws in book making from manuscript to shelf. Authors, editors, and publishers cite copy editing lapses, production delays, and rising costs. Industry figures warn of shortages and tighter schedules, with some fearing a wartime footing for publishing.
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Auschwitz
Miss Cooper
Jerome Weidman
Authors League
Samuel S. Vaughan
Doubleday and Co
Robert Gottlieb
Alfred A. Knopf
Vaughan
Doubleday
James H. Silberman
Random House
Goldman
Roger W. Straus Jr
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Herbert Mitgang
Authors Guild
Martin Blumberg
American Book-Stratford Press Company, Inc
New Jersey
Robert Peck
Book Manufacturers Institute
Peck
Blumberg
Owl and the Pussycat at Roundhouse Delights Audiences
A Roundhouse Dinner Theatre opening of Bill Manhoff's The Owl and the Pussycat features Michael Harris and Nancy Bagshaw in a sharp three act comedy with a superb buffet. The May performance runs through Saturday and August 14 to 17, directed by Josephine R. Abady with costumes by Joan Halpert and set by Richard Jeter.
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Bill Manhoff
Roundhouse Dinner Theatre
the Roundhouse
Michael Harris
Nancy Bagshaw
Manhattan
Nancy
Doris W
Ms. Bagshaw
Michael
Felix
Fred
Doris
Sherry
Sherman
Socrates
John Milton
Owl and the Pussycat
Josephine R. Abady
Joan Halpert
Richard Jeter
San Francisco
American violinist Eugene Fodor wins Tchaikovsky medal
Eugene Fodor, the first American to win a Tchaikovsky Violin Competition award, arrived at Kennedy Airport and played several numbers for travelers. The 24 year old from Denver said he was happy the silver medal was awarded to an American while he spoke with newsmen.
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New York
UPI
Eugene Fodor
Moscow
Kennedy Airport
Fodor
Denver
Colo
Daisy Miller at Manchester Cinema staged as costume drama revival
Bogdanovich brings a stylish Daisy Miller to the screen with period costume and lush locations. Cybill Shepherd grapples with the heroine role, while supporting stars Natwick Brennan and Leachman shine. the film embraces Jamesian distance despite some faltering pacing and an overphotographed climax.
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Daisy Miller
Manchester
Paul Muni
Zola
Juarez
Louis Pasteur
Lord Nelson
Napoleon
Peter Bogdanovich
Mr. B
Doc
John Ford
Daisy
Bogdanovich
Howard Hawks
Henry James
Frederick Raphael
Cybill Shepherd
Miss Shepherd
Barry Brown
Mildred Natwick
Eileen Brennan
Duilio del Prete
Cloris Leachman
Mama
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David McKay Company
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Harvard Business School
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Columbia
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Joan Colgan
Tom Laughlin
Billy Jack
Dick van Dyke
Fair Lady
Weston
Rte
On-the-Green
Vermont
Dorset Playhouse
Williamstown
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Elliot Norton
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P.O. Box
Mass
Robert Redford
Mia Farrow
Sun
SAT
Charles Bronson
MR Malestyn
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N Y
New York Times
Rolling Stone
THE
National Observer
WFR
Manchester Cinema
James
NEW Harte Theatre
Bennington
Lucy Mame
Lucille Ball
Mame
Encore Playhouse
MT. Snow, VT
B. Frederick Knott
Summer Festival of the Arts
Castleton State College
Castleton, Vermont
Castleton, VT
Jones
David Brenner
Latham Circle
Latham