Seven Exiled Artists Works Stolen in Boston Gallery
Seven paintings from an exhibition by exiled artists were stolen from the Boston Visual Artist Union gallery. The center piece a two foot high wall hanging by Guido Roscha was among the missing along with four tiny pie photographs and two other works. The exhibit also featured Isabel Letelier’s small terracotta figurines. none of her pieces were stolen.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Visual Artist Union Gallery
Union
Nyna Polumbaum
Artists In Exile
Guido Roscha
Isabel Letelier
Orlando Letelier
Embassy Row
Washington
Roscha
Bolivia
Chile
Switzerland
Hobson and Peck Chamber Music Sunday at Big House
Lynda Hobson and Bill Peck perform cello and piano at the Park McCullough House Sunday June 5 at 2 p.m. The program includes Brahms in E minor Debussy cello piano and Chopin Polonaise Brillante. Peck, Bennington native, teaches cello and with Green Mountain Fiddlers. Hobson teaches piano locally and has appeared with the Vermont Symphony. General admission two dollars, students fifty cents.
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Park-McCullough House Association
Lynda Hobson
Bill Peck
Brahms
Bennington
Green Mountain Fiddlers
Middlebury
Vermont
Albany
Berkshire Symphony
Park McCullough House
North Bennington
Arlington
Vermont Symphony
Heirloom Discovery Days at Hopkins Center This Weekend
Hopkins Center hosts Heirloom Discovery Days June 3 and 4 with Sotheby Parke Bennet experts offering verbal appraisals for a $5 fee per item. Attendees from northern New England bring art and antiques for authentication and potential valuation, with proceeds supporting Hopkins Center programs.
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Hopkins
Hanover
N.H
Hopkins Center
Friends of Hopkins Center
New England
Sotheby Parke Bennet
New York
TV reruns fade as spring pilots lure network viewers
The author notes summer ratings slide as viewers seek fresh spring pilots and specials, while ABC’s strong performance reshapes habits. Independent and public stations chase new fantasies like the six hour Testimony of Two Men, yet results remain mixed. many viewers treat TV as companionship.
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ABC
Zohra Lampert
Morcy Amsterdam
Televisionland
CBS
NBC
Channel 6
Schenectady
Taylor Caldwell
Gray Film Atelier Spring Show in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts the Gray Film Atelier fifth annual Spring Show at the Armory with screenings of apprentice films such as One Day at a Time and Will the Circle be Unbroken with audience preview cards. Special features include scenes from Everyman and the documentary PINS. tickets are $2 adults $1 students, with reservations via Judy Reynolds.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Gray Film Atelier
Hoosick Falls Armory
Christine Picard
Chicopee
Mass
Althea Koerner
New York City
Terry Katz
Queens
Bennington
Shelly DuBoff
Eric Peterson
David Niswonger
Cape Girardeau
Ingrid Grins
Chicago
Ill
Edith Donovan
Wellington
New Zealand
Henry Ciesielski
Ned
Shirley Scarey
Thomas Dellario
Schenectady
Bill Stempek
Bob Baughman
Philadelphia
the Atelier
Robin Randall
Winnie the Pooh to Porch Town Hall stage Londonderry
The Derry Community Theatre presents A A Milne's Winnie the Pooh at Londonderry Town Hall June 16 to 18 with performances Friday and Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday matinees at 3 pm. The cast includes Christopher Robin Piglet Rabbit Eeyore Owl Kanga Roo and others with advance ticket info to follow.
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Londonderry
Rabbit
Winnie the Pooh
Londonderry Town Hall
Derry Community Theatre
A.A. Milne
Stella Pevsner wins 1977 Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award
Vermont fourth to eighth graders voted Stella Pevsner for A Smart Kid Like You as the 1977 Dorothy Canfield Fisher Memorial Children's Book Award winner. The presentation will be June 7 at 1 30 p.m. in the Mount Anthony UHS auditorium with many Vermont students attending.
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Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Stella Pevsner
Vermont
Vermont Pta
Department of Libraries
Evelyn Hurlburt
Carol Miller
Bennington
Laura Lewis
Brattleboro
Barbie Parker
Count Basie to Headline Springfield Jazz Dance Night
Count Basie and His Orchestra, praised as the most explosive force in jazz, will perform at the Springfield Civic Center Exhibition Hall on Saturday June 18. Tickets go on sale at the Civic Center box office or by mail, with tables at $5 and dance floor seats at $6. entry through Dwight Street as doors open at 8 p.m. and dancing runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Basie, from Red Bank New Jersey, leads his orchestra for 42 years since 1935.
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Hopkins Center
Sotheby Parke Bennet
Friends
Springfield
Mass
Count Basie
Springfield Civic Center
Exhibition Hall
Civic Center
Red Bank
N.J
Benny Moten
Dwight St
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Gray Film Atelier Presents
Guiche
Pomona
Calif
New Jersey
Lynn Remisovsky
Judy Reynolds
Berkshire
Spring St
Williamstown
Corinne Clery
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Just Jackin
Northside Drive
Dick & Jane
Columbua Pictures Mas
Woody Allen
Icineama
Recapture
Sting
Newman
Robert Redford
Labelst
Shaw
George
Row Hill
Heldover
SAT
SUN
Pooh
Ee Ee
the New Harte Theatre
Avco
New
Ashford
Pittsfield
Og G
le Jardin
Eae Re RT
Cernationa
Charles Bronson
James Coburn
Williams
Mary
Withoe
Walt Lehman
The
Willams College
Spring St. Stompers
Stan Rubin
Benny Goodman
Glenn Miller
Duke Ellington
Charlie Barnett
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