Saratoga Center Week Opens With Jazz Band and The Who
Saratoga Performing Arts Center enters its fifth full week of 1971 events featuring The Preservation Hall Jazz Band on Aug 1 and The Who on Aug 2 with a large lawn crowd. The Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy returns Aug 4 for 16 concerts through Aug 28, opening with a gala program conducted by William.
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Hoosick Falls Community Events Highlight Dinner and Programs
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Falls order hosts an eleventh anniversary roast beef dinner at the Eagles Rooms with guest speakers from the state auxiliary and dancing to George O Briens orchestra from Bennington. They also rescheduled their annual picnic to August 22 and planned a membership drive led by Mrs. Priscilla Yorke.
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Cronkite Dominates Network News As Brinkley Steps Down
HOLLYWOOD UPI reports Walter Cronkite cementing his status as television's top anchorman as David Brinkley leaves NBC-TVs nightly news. Cronkite's trusted persona and strong public appeal are highlighted, with contrast to Huntley Brinkley era and notes on ABC and NBC competitors.
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Marlboro Theatre opens Weston season with Glass Menagerie
The Marlboro Theatre Company inaugurated its Weston Playhouse season with Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie directed by Geoffry Brown. Dinah Lane as Laura and Michael Field as Tom earned praise while Wendy Nate’s Amanda drew mixed notes. The cast united well as a team, with strong support from Parnell Hall as The Gentleman Caller. A new supper club at the playhouse adds pre show dinners, enhancing the Vermont venue experience.
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