T shirts as literature spark a fashion and message boom
A Washington street corner sells edgy message T shirts amid a national craze. Marie Claire reports rapid growth from a shoestring start to multi million sales with French printed designs and slogans like Woman's place is in the house and in the senate. Designers note mixed reactions as silk screened tees rise in popular culture, while stores test markets and charity versions appear in Bloomingdale's windows and city fundraisers.
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House
Senate
Marie Claire
New York
Richard Hickok
University of Maryland
Washington
Adam
Chocolate City
Public Enemy No
Bell Telephone Bell
Ma Bell
Bloomingdale's
Triffic
Gwen Planka
Boomies
Ogilvy & Mather
New York City
Bloomingdale’s
One Man Hank Williams Show Draws Big Crowds
Jim Owen, a 34 year old former golf pro and counselor, performs a 90 minute one man Hank Williams tribute featuring live songs and a rambling monologue. He resembles Williams on stage, and audiences in Montgomery and beyond react with awe. Owen credits his wife with the idea, says he aims to express Williams’s inner world and may pursue acting and television.
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Nashville
Tenn
UPI
Jim Owen
Hank Williams
Williams
Owen
Montgomery
Ala
Hank
Yvette
Grand Ole Opry
Hal Holbrook
Mark Twain
Watercolor exhibit misnamed artist at Park-McCullough House
Lucy Dunnelly, not Donnelly Lucy Johnson, is the artist behind the silk watercolors now on display at the Park-McCullough House, a correction to yesterday's Banner.
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Lucy Johnson
Frog Hollow Summer Craft School Plans In Middlebury
A Middlebury summer craft program for children at Frog Hollow, in cooperation with The Sheldon Museum, offers drawing, pottery, toy design, weaving and spinning. Each class includes a museum visit to study toys, furniture and samplers and a walking trip to the Middlebury Green to sketch buildings in clay or on paper. Students may create dolls, animals or porcelain boxes while wood workers use toys on display as models.
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Middlebury
Frog Hollow
Sheldon Museum
Middlebury Green
Walter Ungerer film series to tour Vermont and New Hampshire
Vermont and New Hampshire audiences will see Walter Ungerer’s films this summer. The experimental yet narrative filmmaker, known for Oobieland, presents works across venues at Goddard College and Dartmouth College with small crews and eerie, artful visuals. Admission is $1.50 at the Pavilion Auditorium to aid the Union River Arts Council.
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Plainfield
Walter Ungerer
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ungerer
New York
Jesus
Oobieland
Filmmuseum
Amsterdam
Holland
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
University of Cincinnati
Case Western Reserve
Goddard College
Grove Press
Onion River Arts Council
Vermont Council On the Arts
Haybarn
Fairbanks North
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Pavilion
Montpelier
Union River Arts Council
State St
Baroque festival returns in July in upstate New York
The 14th annual Festival of Baroque Music opens July 2 in Greenfield Center with colonists era works. Additional July performances feature John Hsu, David Rhodes, and the Hildner Slowik group, plus a four hour gala at Canfield Casino. The Foundation for Baroque Music backs the event, with new board members announced and brochure requests due by June 15.
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N.Y
Robert Conant
Greenfield
John Hsu
Old Dominion
Cornell
David Rhodes
David
Timothy Hildner
Kenneth Slowik
Canfield Casino
Saratoga Springs
Fiori
Chicago
Basel
August Wenzinger
New York State Council On the Arts
Foundation For Baroque Music
Conant
Roosevelt University
Saratoga
Greenfield-Saratoga
Foundation
Ruth Lakeway
Skidmore College
Janet Shook
Merrill Shook
Scotia
Shook
Fulton County Silk Mills
Maple Ave
Wilmette
Wilton Rd
Vermont high school poetry winners announced for 1976
The contest results list top ten students with prize money from 50 to 5 dollars. Winners include Eve Holberg Woodstock Union High School first and Patty Wilkins South Burlington High School second, with several other honorees from Champlain Valley Union, Mount St. Joseph Academy, and more. Honorable mentions include Peggy Car of Hazen Union High School.
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Kathryn A. Martin
Champlain Valley Union High School
Hinesburg
Brenda Gongeau
Milton Junior-Senior High
Daniel Farrar
Green Mt. Union High School
Chester
Christy Herwig
Randolph Union High School
Debby White
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Peggy Gibbs
Peggy Car
Hazen Union High School
Hardwick
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