Buffalo Bill and the Indians review at Palace Theatre
Film by Robert Altman stars Paul Newman as Buffalo Bill and Geraldine Chaplin as Annie Oakley. Complex critique notes revisionist themes, uneven pacing, and stylistic risks, praising some performances while warning the film may alienate viewers seeking straightforward entertainment.
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American distrust of the arts in the Revolution era
Hanover New Hampshire July 5 Amherst College president John William Ward spoke at Dartmouth Hall delivering the Independence Day Lecture on how the American Revolution shaped views of the humanities. Dartmouth President John G Kemeny introduced Ward as he explained leaders of the era equated a society's meaning with its cultural life.
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Sonatina concert benefits Big House in North Bennington
This Thursday at 7 30 PM the Summer Sonatina piano students will give a Bicentennial benefit for the Park McCullough House in North Bennington. The program features American composers and local Vermont works by Calabro Fine Nowak Roosevelt. Funds go to the Chamber Music Scholarship Fund and general cultural activities at the house. Tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for students.
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North Bennington
Vermont
Louis Calabro
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Lionel Nowak
Langella Cancels Directing Born Yesterday at Williamstown
Frank Langella will not direct Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday at the Williamstown Theatre Festival due to a personal commitment. Nikos Psacharopoulos and Paul Sparer will co-direct July 20 to 24, marking the first co direction at Williamstown since 1966.
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Fine and Karp in Calais concert
Pianist and composer Vivian Fine and her daughter Nina Karp plan a July 24 recital at the Kent Museum Calais as part of a Music and Poetry Event sponsored by Adamant Music School and Kenward Elmslie. Ellen Voight and Kathryn Ungerer join the program with readings and songs, showcasing Dowland Ravel Hahn and four Fine songs.
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Kent Museum
Calais
Adamant Music School
Kenward Elmslie
Ellen Voight
Kathryn Ungerer
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Hahn
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Best Sellers List Highlights 1970s Favorites and Controversies
UPI Publishers Weekly rundown shows top fiction picks Trinity-Leon Uris The Deep Peter Benchley The Lonely Lady Harold Robbins plus Agent in Place Helen MacInnes The Canfield Decision Spiro Agnew The West End Horror Nicholas Meyer Dolores Jacqueline Susann Crowned Heads Sidney Sheldon and more. Nonfiction titles include The Final Days Woodward Bernstein Scoundrel Time Hellman The Rockefellers and Margot Fonteyn Autobiography among others.
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Classics Come Alive at Williamstown Theater Season
The Second Company rehearses Tartuffe and Paradise Lost in Williamstown. Tartuffe directed by Harold DeFelice debuts July 18 8 40 PM with a New York Little Italy setting. Paradise Lost adapted by Kenneth Cavander debuts July 19 8 40 PM, focusing on rebellion and cosmic ambition with percussive score by Fred Sanders.
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Broadway
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Mt Anthony Band Concert Rescheduled to July 22
The Mt Anthony Union High School Stage Band concert date moved from July 15 to July 22. The event remains at 7 30 p.m. at the Paran lakeside shelter with no change to the start time.
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Paran Lakeside Shelter
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