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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1974
Page
8
Singer Tom Jones, struck by laryngitis bronchitis and fever, halts 25 minutes into his Colonie Coliseum act and cancels the rest of his performances. Officials refund tickets and seek to book him next summer, while about 3000 in attendance are advised.
A New Orleans caterer notes mushrooms can substitute for oysters to cut costs. A Park Avenue hostess hosts chili parties while a fish sauce recipe uses sole and white wine to make sole essence. The Vermont Steak House in Bennington, Vermont highlights simple preparation yielding pleasing results with any fish.
Dorset Playhouse opens Murray Schisgal's Luv to mixed reviews as audience laughs mix with critique. On a New York bridge, Harry considers suicide replaced by love with Milt and Ellen, but actors’ delivery and script sentiment fall flat. Carmichael and Powell perform, Shailer overacts, cohesion suffers. some audience members laugh despite flaws.
The Racing City Chorus Saratoga Springs SPEBSQSA will present an 8:30 p.m. July 26 concert at the Southern Vermont Center in Manchester with The Four N'Aires. About 75 members from the New York chapter perform old time favorites under director William Rubin with assistants Archie Steen James Cogan and Gary Glidden. Tickets range 4.50 4 3 and 2 with box office hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Monday.
Two Shaffer one acts The Private Ear and The Public Eye opened at Roundhouse Dinner Theatre. Director Josephine R Abady led a small crowd through witty performances by a cast led by Richard Jacobs Tracy OBrien Jim Haynesworth Sarah Felder and Belinda.
Dorset theatre group the Caravaners tour with The Diary of Adam and Eve by Mark Twain adapted by Josephine Nichols. Two Adams and two Eves perform in double cast to travel for private parties and gatherings. call Dorset box office for details.
Entries for the Manchester Horse Show to be held Sunday at the old Fairgrounds Route 30 start at 9 a.m. Class B show under the Vermont Horse Show Association with Reed Greinert and Richard Walsh as judges. William Bell is show manager and Mrs. Charles Thayer serves as steward. Contact Alicia Lambert at 362-3988 for class lists and entry blanks.
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