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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1975
Page
9
Bruce Meyer profiles Donnie Fritts, longtime Kris Kristofferson collaborator, noting his easygoing Nashville scene and readiness for a solo record. Prone To Lean marks Funky Donnie Fritts’ debut on Atlantic SD-18117.
A casual music column notes Donnie Fritts with Muscle Shoals sound and humorous lyrics, mentions Roy Clark covering You're Gonna Love Yourself, and credits Kristofferson Rita Coolidge and Tony Joe White on Prone to Lean. It also reports Justic Hayward and John Lodge reuniting for Bluebird and Carnegie Hall hosting a discotheque debut. It explains RIAA gold and platinum criteria as inflation shifts raise sales thresholds.
Book Reviews The Comics by Jerry Robinson Putnam $15 offers a lively, fact filled tour of comic strips evolution with witty observations. The Witch from the Sea by Philippa Carr Putnam $7.95 opens as the journal of an Englishwoman at the Armada destruction and follows her daughter’s tale in classic Gothic fashion.
Berkshire Symphony under Julius Heggs presents pianist Andrew Wolf as soloist for the third concert of the season on Friday March 7 at 8 30 p m in Chapin Hall Williamstown Wolf will perform Brahms Piano Concerto No 2 in B flat major The program also includes Hindemith Symphony Serena and Beethoven Overture to Prometheus Wolf a Curtis Institute and NEC graduate has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Boston Pops He teaches at Bowdoin College and chairs Bay Chamber Concerts in Maine Admission is 2 at the door or by mail Williams students admitted free 413 597-2127.
A reading list highlights top fiction and nonfiction items from notable authors. James A. Michener, John le Carré, John Fowles, Thomas, and Heller appear alongside works by Robbins, Forsyth, Kazan, Berlitz, Bu gliosi, and Herriot. Nonfiction features Newman, Rather, Mayer, Mostert, Castaneda, Lorayne, and Lucas.
At Twin Cinemas Cinema I screens Murder on the Orient Express with Albert Finney, a strong Oscar contender. Cinema II features Dracula by Andy Warhol with an X rating. Steppenwolf stars Max von Sydow and Dominique Sanda in an R rated showing at Spring Street Williamstown. Manchester family fare includes Grizzly Adams at Dubrow's, with local theater numbers listed.
Julie Rayner, 23, new Rhoda co star and saxophonist and flutist, lives in West Los Angeles with a Bronx accent. Born in LA to New Yorkers, she is single, overweight, content, and works at CBS Studios. She enjoys beach walks, sea glass collecting, and hopes to live by the shore someday.
The Williamstown Theatre Festival production of Chekhov’s The Seagull directed by Nikos Psacharopoulos and filmed for PBS drew near universal praise from New England to California. Critics highlighted its freshness, ensemble acting, and strong performances by Blythe Danner and Lee Grant, with Langella praised as Trepleff. Alumni reunion screenings followed in New York.
Adirondack Community College president Charles R. Eisenhart announced 1975 summer theatre courses in partnership with the Fort Salem Theatre at Salem. The program will include college level acting and technical theatre, with open enrollment for qualified high school students and non matriculants. Sandra Boynton will lead the Adirondack side, Barry Siebelt joins as faculty, registration in June, and tuition at the standard per credit rate.
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