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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1972

Page

3

Marlboro Theatre Opens Threepenny Opera Acknowledges Harsh Truths

Review praises Marlboro Theatre production of The Threepenny Opera, noting sturdy singing and strong performances by Mrs Peachum and Lucy Brown while highlighting the show’s biting critique of corruption, money power, and class. Crowd-pleasing moments emerge in The Black Freighter and the McDonald Harpin duet amid a generally frank, unsentimental treatment.

Page 4 New York Marlboro Hilary Waters Robert McDonald Janis Harpin Dineh Lane Mrs. Peachum John Devaney Peachum Wendy Mute Marlene Dietrich Lucy Brown

Fines Imposed in Town of Hoosick Police Court

Justice Restino fines reflect multiple unlicensed operation speed and stop sign violations across residents from Shaftsbury Vermont Hoosick Falls Rutland Albany Troy New York City and Cambridge. Several charges dropped after withdrawals including a harassment case and an assault third degree charge that was dropped by the complainant.

Town of Hoosick Thomas G. Restino New York Joseph Carron Shaftsbury James LaPorte Hoosick Falls Janice Blanchard Rutland Anthony Tawrone Valley Falls Joseph Condon George Wilber Troy Terry Jones William Ellis Keith Armstrong Robert Shaw Gail Ashton Cambridge Janice Yurewieh

Mary Stuart opens Williamstown season amid mixed reviews

The Williamstown Theatre opens its 18th season with Friedrich Schiller's Mary Stuart directed by Nikos Psacharopoulos. Critics praise the dialogue but fault overacting and hysteria from Mary and Elizabeth. design by John Conklin and Peter Hunt receive high marks while the cast includes Patricia Elliott and Carol Teitel among others.

Mary Stuamt Friedrich SehBler Arundis Stephes Spender Hikes Te Velige Penlace Combi Aidaemn Theatre de Wilewetern Rae Smeiagh Pone Kanne Es Retes Meri Puabet William Bwetlard Mary Sleset Patricia Elliett Dorthmer David Clenpan Merk'gt ‘Ten Alia Ebsaech Carsi Teleel Anbespine Frank Bown Belllerre Fanl McCarren Tare Emery Raita Lateester Chrieharnyden, — O'Ray Martin Teckel Davison Peter Evan ‘Metrl George Ale Williamstown Theatre Friedrich Schiller Mary Stuart Nikos Psacharopoulos New York Schiller Elizabeth Mary England Patricia Elliott Carol ‘Teitel Eda Reiss Merin Hannah Miss Metin Tom Atkins Equity Peter Hunt Williamstown Herkshire Queen of Carol Teitel Mary, Queen of Scots Leicester Chris Sarandon Talbot Emery Battis

Weston Charley's Aunt Opens With Light Farce At Weston Flaghouse

Weston presents a three act Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas directed by Walter Boughton at Weston Flaghouse Uniquest July 9. Cast includes Robert Murphy Geoffrey Keller Thomas Ely James Barnhill Sam Lloyd and others. Oliver! follows July 13 as next production with cabaret acts hinting at a lively season.

Charley's Brandon Thomas England Walter L. Bavahton Weston Flaghouse Sir Francis Chesney Peter Seth Stephen Spettigue Sam Lows Jack Chesney Genties Keller Charles Wykeham ThomesEy Lord Fancous, Babberiey Robert Merphy Brasset Janes Barnhill Denna Lucia D'Alcadarer Georgia Wyeth Kitty Verde Colleen Catintan Amy Spettigue Linda Harvey Big Delahayathy Mellen Boughton and Company Weston Amherst Robert Murphy Geoffrey Keller Thomas Ely Oxford University Westonn Sam Lloyd Stephen Speague James Barnhill Brown University Bragsett Weston 45 Charley Peter Brett

Dorset Dracula production falters in OMACULA review

A Dorset staging of Dracula at Caravan draws mixed response. The critic notes uneven believability, caricatured leads, and insufficient suspense from a cast led by Ellen Gross and Sarah Couch. Strong backstage craft and period trappings elevate some scenes but fail to salvage the overall effect.

Dorset Count Dracula Dracula Fred Carmichael Ellen Gross Sarah Couch

Pownall Blakeman Family Attends Vermont Rural Letter Carriers Meet

The Pownall and Blakeman families, along with Mr and Mrs Aberles, returned from the Vermont Rural Letter Carriers Association convention at the Chaiimont Convention Center in Morrisville. Banquet attendance reached 146 with Claude Olmstead of Washington D C as the main speaker and national president of the association.

Mir Aberles W. Hounds Verrmont Rural Letter Carriers Association Chaiimont Morrisville Claude Olmstead Washington D.C

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