Nicol Williamson Plays Nervous Nixon in New TV Show
British actor Nicol Williamson reappears as a bumbling Nixon in Granada’s Late Night Drama watergate piece I Know What I Meant. The program blends speeches transcripts and reconstructions to present a largely objective collection with evident bias in its bracketed expletives.
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Nicol Williamson
Nervous Nixon
London
UPI
White House
Nixon
Williamson
Watergate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Granada
Senate Watergate Committee
President
Oval Office
Ehrlichman
Annual Deerfield Valley Art Show Receives Exhibits Dates
The 10th Annual Deerfield Valley Art Show invites exhibitors to drop off works at Deerfield Valley Elementary School Route 100 north of Wilmington on July 26 27 and 28 from 10 am to 4 pm Craftsmen may set up July 25 with pre registration required Call Marilou Rich 464 8079 or Helene Melle 368 2977 The Marlboro Music Festival continues with concerts Saturdays 8 30 pm Sundays 3 pm.
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Wilmington
Deerfield Valley
Route 100
Marilou Rich
Helene Melle
Kiss The Ultimate Promoter Boosts Kiss Campaign
Bruce Meyer profiles Neil Bogart former Buddah Records head who created Casablanca Records and launched a Kiss promoted kissing contest. Marathon contests crowned regional winners who went to Chicago finals with eight day Acapulco prize and Kiss concert tickets. The finale took place in a large suburban mall.
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Neil Bogart
Bogart
Buddah Records
Casablanca Records
Kiss
Warner’ Bros
Casablanca
Chicago
Acapulco
Exhibition traces The Beggar's Opera to Threepenny Opera at Chapin Library
Williamstown exhibition at Chapin Library in Williams College explores John Gay's The Beggar's Opera and Bertolt Brecht's The Threepenny Opera. It coincides with the Williams College Festival production opening July 16 and runs through August 9 free to the public weekdays. The show features a Brecht set model by John Conklin, original editions, scores, and background materials from the Chapin Library, plus prints and lithographs, offering context for Gay's 1728 ballad opera and Brecht's 20th century adaptation.
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Williamstown
Mass
Chapin Library
Williams College
John Gay
John Conklin
London
Gay
Otway
D’urfey
Brome
Newgate
Brecht
Threepenny Opera
At the Movies at Hoosick Falls and Route 7 drive-ins
The column lists films showing at area drive-ins: Harte’s Mame and Mr Majestyk at Hoosick Falls. Born Losers and a Turkey title at Route 7. Manchester offers The Sting. Local reader notes include a humorous Gramps line about an old gangster pick. For times call Harte Cinemas Manchester or the Drive-in listings.
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Turkey
Kiss fans rally for kids at Florida fundraiser
The event featured Kiss memorabilia sales and performances by Bogart, raising upwards of 10000 dollars for a children’s hospital. A Lauderdale couple won a prize trip after 113 hours of lip‑lock, converting to cash to help rebuild a friend’s burned home. Film distribution shifts followed.
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Middle America
Kiss
Children’s Hospital
Bogart
Jerry Lewis
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
New York City
The Vermont Steak House Desserts and Cheese Menu
A Vermont restaurant highlights cheese varieties like fiore di latte and triple creme with serving tips for potatoes fish sticks and desserts. The menu pairs fruit with cheese for light meals and notes a vast sweets collection at 716 Main St Bennington Vermont.
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Vermont
Main St
Bennington
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