Weston Theater Readies Rebuild After Fire Turmoil
Weston plans a rebuild after the Weston Playhouse fire on July 12. Board members including Raymond Taylor and Mrs Grace Cram will guide the effort with Sam Lloyd coordinating town fund drives and Mitch Mc Laughlin aiding publicity. Architects Raymond Austin and others weigh riverfront design while maintaining the original Doric columns and overall character. A temporary tent theater continues weekly performances and a cafe called The Cellar supports actors.
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Weston
Weston Playhouse
Harlan F. Grant
White Playhouse
Weston Community Club, Inc
Raymond Taylor
Sarah Bailey
Dixon Phillips
Katherine Oswald
Raymond Austin
Pendelton Marshall
Albert DeCell
Harold High
Grace Cram
Sam Lloyd
Lloyd
Weston Players
Mitch McLaughlin
Stratton Mountain
Weston Group
Harris T. Baldwin
Playhouse Committee
Cavass
Baldwin
Community Club
Playhouse
Kenton to Bring 22 Piece New Era Orchestra to Colonie
Stan Kenton premiering his 22 piece New Era in Modern American Music at Colonie Summer Theatre on Monday July 30 at 8 30. The group features a four mellophonum section and aims for rich orchestrational color. Seats are on sale now by box office phone or mail.
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Latham
N. Y
Stan Kenton
Colonie Summer Theatre
Kenton
Kentons
New Era Orchestra
Dyer-Bennet to Perform in Pittsfield Today
Rich ard Dyer-Bennet folk singer appears this afternoon at 2 30 at South Mountain near Pittsfield Massachusetts The Monterey resident known to Berkshire residents will sing romantic ballads Elizabethan songs and sea chanteys The performance may preview his September Catholic High auditorium appearance in Bennington
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Pittsfield
Mass
Richard Dyer - Bennet
South Mountain
Dyer- Bennet
Monterey
Berkshires
Bennington
Dyer - Bennet
Catholic High Auditorium
Faulkner’s Film Career Remembered by Howard Hawks
Hollywood memoir highlights William Faulkner’s work as a screenwriter for 1930s films. Hawks recalls meeting Faulkner in 1932 or 1933, helping bring him to the screen, and Faulkner quickly drafting scripts in five days. The collaboration produced Today We Live and other projects, while Faulkner kept a low profile but enjoyed hunting and fishing with Hawks and stars like Clark Gable.
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Hollywood
William Faulkner
Howard Hawks
Hawks
Paramount
Faulkner
Ben Hecht
Charlie MacArthur
Alexander Woollcott
New York
MGM
Irving Thalberg
Joan Crawford
Crawford
Clark Gable
Gable
Imperial Valley
Estival Quartet at Goddard College Sunday Evening
The Estival Quartet presents the fourth program of the 13th annual Haybarn Concern series at Goddard College in Plainfield Vermont Sunday at 8 30 p m The ensemble includes Orrea Pernel Edwin Sherrard Joan Brockway and Ralph Hersh The program features Beethoven Op 131 C sharp minor quartet Beethoven Op 76 no 6 in E flat major Haydn and Bartok third quartet.
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Plainsfield
Estival
Goddard College
Orrea_ Pernel
Bennington College
Edwin Sherrard
Dartmouth College Community Symphony Orchestra
Joan Brockway
Mannes College of Music
New York
Ralph Hersh
Aspen
Colo
Miss Pernel
Sherrard
Estival Quartet
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Goddard
Beethoven
Haydn
Bartok
Creativity Lost When Sex Enters Kindergarten
The National Education Association cites a University of Minnesota study showing five year olds lose creativity as they notice sex differences and gender expectations. The research notes similar cultural crises in other countries and adds U.S. patterns around ages five nine thirteen and seventeen.
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Washington
National Education Association
University of Minnesota
E. Paul Torrance
Bureau of Educational Research
Weekend Theater Schedule Across Bennington and Vicinity
Bennington area theaters present weekend showings headlined by Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation with James Stewart and Maureen O Hara at Harte Theatre. Other films include Scream of Fear and The Plunderers with Jeff Chandler. Driveins show Birdman of Alcatraz and World in My Pocket at Bennington and Dorset venues. Curtain times vary with dusk and afternoon slots listed.
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Susan Strasberg
Ronald Lewis
Mr. Hobbs
James Stew
the Plunderers
Jeff Chandler
John Saxon
Bennington
Birdman of
Alcatraz
Burt Lancaster
Karl Malden
Rod Steiger
Nadja Tiller
Concerts Open SVA Art Show in Manchester
The Southern Vermont Art Center kicks off its 33rd annual member exhibition with two Sunday events. At 2 30 p.m. pianist Philip Lorenz of New York performs a Debussy centennial recital featuring works by Schubert Scriabin Dukas and Debussy. At 3 30 p.m. Jay Connaway lectures and demonstrates oil painting and runs the SVA Connaway School of Art through September 7. The exhibition opens officially today.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Philip Lorenz
New York
Claude Debussy
Schubert
Scriabin
Paul Dukas
Debussy
Jay Connaway
Connaway
Sva-Connaway School of Art
SVA
Monteux Conducts Munch Baton At Tanglewood
Pierre Monteux returns to Tanglewood at Charles Munchs invitation to conduct the Boston Symphony in the Berkshire Festival final week concert. Munch leads tonights program with the full Boston Symphony Orchestra. Saturday features Byron Janis in Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3 with Harty Water Music and Haieffs Symphony No 3. Monteux revises the program due to Freda Gray Masse illness with Bach Respighi Passacaglia and Fugue, Beethoven Symphony No 2 and Ein Heldenleben.
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Lenox
Mass
Pierre Monteux
Tanglewood
Charles Munch
Boston Symphony
Munch
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Byron Janis
Handel
Hamilton Harty
Alexei Haieff
Freda Gray-Masse
Beethoven
Richard Strauss
Gromyko Returns From Geneva Quietly
Pravda reports Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko returned home from Geneva with no new commentary on disarmament or West Berlin, unlike prior days when he discussed the issues with U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
West Berlin
U.S
Dean Rusk
Unhealthy Condition Business Entirely GOP Labor Democratic
AP Business News examines the debate over businessmen in politics and whether a party should dominate by business or labor. Ford and others pursue nonpartisan campaigns while calling for limited corporate endorsements and keeping contributions secret. Notable voices include James C. Worthy Dwight D. Eisenhower and James A. Farley.
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New York
Republican Party
Party of Business
Democratic Party
Party of Labor
James C. Worthy
Big Business
Worthy
Sears Roebuck & Co
Big Steel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas R. Reid
Ford Motor Company
Eisenhower
Corporation
Ford
United Auto Worker Union
Neil Staebler
Michigan
Reid
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Great Lakes Steel Corp
James A. Farley
Coca-Cola Export Co
Saskatchewan doctors strike aids eight thousand four hundred thirty two
Two Regina hospitals the general and the Gre uns provided free emergency care to eight thousand three hundred forty two people during a 25 day strike over Saskatchewan compulsory medical insurance.
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Regina, Sask
Ceneral
Greuns
Saskatchewan
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