Haig's Dinner Theatre Delivers a Total Evening of Entertainment
Bondville critic notes Haig Bogossian rebuilt a grand 185 seat venue, naming Haig's Dinner Theatre a hotel bar and winter ski crowd hotspot. The first show drew 28 of 150 opening night. the second production Lovers and Other Strangers excels under director Mike Auer with strong ensemble including Anne Marie Himmelsbach and John Engstrom. The venue promises reliable meals, fast service, and quality theatre albeit at $10.50 per person plus drinks.
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Geoffrey Chapman Bondville
Haig
Bondville
Haig Bogossian
New York
Stratton
Mike Auer
Auer
Renee Taylor
Joseph Bologna
Anne Marie
Marlboro Music Festival highlights Bach to Mozart weekend
Marlboro's fourth weekend July 26 27 and 28 features Bach Divertimento for String Orchestra led by Sandor Vegh Mozart Serenade for Thirteen Winds directed by Marcel Moyse and Mozart Quintet in Eb Major with renowned soloists. Also Beethoven Serenade and Dvorak Piano Trio perform with Brattleboro Music Center Orchestra and Chorus including Florence Koploff Jon Humphrey Gary Kendall and more. Reserved seats cost 2.50 and general prices 8.50 6.50 4 with info by phone or mail.
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Blanche Honegger-Moyse
Bartok
Sandor Vegh
Marcel Moyse
Marlboro
Dvorak
Brattleboro Music Center Orchestra
Florence Koploff
Jon Humphrey
Gary Kendall
Rudolph Vrbsky
Michael Rosenberg
Richard Stoltzman
Eli Eban
Frank Cohen
Alan Solomon
Alexander Heller
Vincent Ellin
Robert Routch
David Wetherill
Martha Glaze
John Serkin
Bernard Lieberman
Renee Liebert
Lucy Chapman
Bruno Giuranna
Lydia Artymin
Miss Chapman
Ronald Leonard
Curie biography and Sesame Street study reviewed
United Press International notes two books in Saturday Review and Random House. Robert Reid’s Marie Curie profile portrays a determined Polish pioneer shaping the Atomic Age. Gerald S. Lesser’s Children and Television traces how Sesame Street became a beloved educational program through trial and effort.
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United Press International
Marie Curie
Robert Reid
Saturday Review
Mme. Curie
Gerald S. Lesser
Random House
Lesser
The Life and Death of Yukio Mishima review study
Henry Scott Stokes analyzes Yukio Mishima through his life from childhood to four life rivers writing theater body and unity leading to Nov 25 1970 self inflicted death. The study links sexuality ego and cultural conflict to Mishima’s rise and final act, arguing a full life explains the end beyond simple theories.
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Yuko Mishima
Mishima
Henry Scott- Stokes
Japan
Occidentals
Yoko
Disneyland
Scott-Stokes
Masakatsu Morita
Scott Stokes
Tokyo
Times of London
Adolescenc
Guido Reni
St. Sebastian
Scott- Stokes
Earth
Ernest Hemingway
Yukio Mishima
Champlain Shakespeare Festival Opens in Burlington with The Tempest
The 16th Champlain Shakespeare Festival begins at Royall Tyler Theatre in Burlington on Wednesday at 8 p.m. with The Tempest starring John Milligan as Prospero and Stephanie Satie as Miranda. Alumni from the University of Vermont appear in key roles as the festival marks its first season in the new theatre. The opening is dedicated to Delia Harding Edson, a 1904 UVM alumna who once played Ariel. The season continues with Cymbeline and Hamlet in rotation through September 14, with reservations available at 802 656-2094.
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Burlington
Champlain
Royall Tyler Theatre
John Milligan
Prospero
Duke
Milan
Stephanie Satie
New York City
Miranda
UVM
Peter Covette
Ferdinand
University of Vermont
New Theatre
Delia Harding Edson
West Lebanon
N.H
Ariel
Burlington Free Press
Grass Mount
Edson
Andrew Jones
Houston
Texas
Local theaters offer varied film lineup this week
Harte Theatre on Main Street shows Lucille Ball in Mame rated PG. Twin Cinemas I features Conrack with Joh Voight, Sleuth with Olivier and Caine also returning. Cinema II presents Daisy Miller with Cybill Shepherd, plus Bang the Drum Slowly. Manchester Dubrow’s screens The Sting, Hathaway drive in offers Disney double bill Superdad and Son of Flubber. Bennington outdoor sees Born Losers and Cold Turkey. First shows at dusk. call Harte 442 8500 Cinemas 442 8179 Manchester 363 1229.
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Twin Cinemas Cinema I
Joh Voight
Laurence Olivier
Michael Caine
Cinema II
Peter Bogdanovich
Daisy Miller
Cybil Shepard
Henry James
Bogdanovich
Daisy
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