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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1974
Page
9
The review analyzes Skinner's About Behaviorism as a concise defense of radical behaviorism. It notes Skinner answers twenty objections, defends self observation, and rejects mentalism while acknowledging limits. The piece questions scientific rigor and warns Skinner may favor manipulation and control to aid society.
Broadway offers a dozen shows through Labor Day including A Little Night Music at the Majestic Candide at Broadway Grease at the Royale Pippin at the Imperial Raisin at 46th Street and more with stars like Jason Robards Colleen Dewhurst Carol Channing Sammy Cahn and Peter Cook Dudley Moore.
Book reviews summarize Lynn Caine’s Widow about a wife’s descent into grief and later resilience after her husband’s death from cancer. The second review covers Cy Egan’s Newspaperman authored Very Special Men about the NYPD Emergency Service Division’s daring rescues and high risk rescue missions.
A compilation of notable titles including Watership Down by Richard Adams Jaws by Peter Benchley The Fan Club by Irving Wallace The Snare of the Hunter by Helen MacInnes Burr by Gore Vidal The Partners by Louis Auchincloss You and Me Babe by Chuck Barris Cashelmaia by Susan Howard I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret Craven The Other Side of Midnight by Sidney Sheldon Nonfiction titles range from Times To Remember by Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Alive by Piers Paul Read Plain Speaking by Merle Miller You Can Profit from a Monetary Crisis by Harry Browne Management by Peter F. Drucker Thomas Jefferson by Fawn M. Brodie Working by Studs Terkel All The President's Men by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward Go East Young Man by William O. Douglas Type A Behavior and Your Heart by Meyer Friedman and Ray H Rosenman.
Durer and His Contemporaries, a show of 38 prints from Clark and Williams College, closes June 23. It features engravings etchings and woodcuts by Albrecht Durer with works by Schongauer Wolgemut Baldung Grien Beham and van Meckenem among others. Also Strictly Academic a 19th century drawings exhibit runs July 2 to Sept 1. Clark Art Institute hours are 10 to 5 daily except Mondays.
South Mountain Concerts in Pittsfield launch the 56th season with Alexander's Feast a five musician early music ensemble. The concert titled Music from Different Times and Places features songs from England France Spain 13th to 17th centuries and America 1775 to 1860. Directed by Terrence Tobias the group performs in period costume at the South Mountain concert hall Route 7. Tickets available by phone or mail to South Mountain Concerts Box 28 Pittsfield MA with support from the Massachusetts Arts Council as part of a pre bicentennial celebration highlighting European cultural influence on the new world.
Virgil Fox, famed for Bach on the pipe organ, teams with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra in Camille Saint Saens Symphony No 3 with Fox at the console. The performance highlights Foxs adaptability from classical to a supporting role in a major symphonic setting.
Saint Saens, a notable organist, uses the organ within his Third Symphony to color the orchestral fabric. The first movement features a deep organ cushion near the climax while the second returns to full orchestra, with a final surge where the organ roars amid snarling chords. Fox conducts and highlights the organ’s dramatic assault, delivering a superb, endlessly melodic work alongside Samson and Delilah and Danse Macabre.
Middlebury Mead Chapel hosts weekly concerts at 8 p m through Aug 25. Saratoga Performing Arts Center presents Mangione on June 21 at 8 p m with tickets from 3 50 to 9 dollars. Manchester gallery shows school art through June 23 plus Summer Artist in Residence Workshop through Aug 15. info at 362 1494. Frost works exhibited at Starr Library. old license plates opening tomorrow at Alark McCullough House with 4 to 6 p m reception. Castleton College hosts Traveling the Vermont Outdoors through June 18. Schenectady Museum juries Mohawk Hudson show and Union 6 graduates exhibit through Aug 3. Albany Institute hosts Bob Paley Retrospective from June 22 through Aug 25.
The Composers Conference and Chamber Music Center, led by Alan Carter, gathers for its 29th session at Johnson State College from Aug 11 to 25. Twenty scholarships awarded, open readings by the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, five free concerts, and sessions directed by Mario Davidovsky, Donald Erb, and John Eaton.
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