Steps toward peace between the sexes in liberation works
Review compares Benjamin R Barber's Liberating Feminism and Pat Rotter's Bitches and Sad Ladies. It notes Barber argues for mutualism and redefined gender roles within family life, while Rotter gathers 35 authors presenting women’s transition without polemics. The piece highlights essays by Oates, Sexton, Godwin, Williams, Mead reference, and champions compromise for shared careers and domestic life.
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Betty Ford
Benjamin Barber
Pat Rotter
Barber
Stockbridge School
Harvard University
Rutgers
Berkshire Theatre Festival
Stockbridge
Berkshires
Barnard College
Margaret Mead
Shopwell
Jane Mayhall
Berkshire Arts Exhibit offers $1000 prizes at 21st show
Berkshire Art Association announces its 21st spring exhibit at the Berkshire Museum from April 5 to May 3, with awards over 1000 dollars. F. Allen Blagden of Salisbury, Conn., chairs as judge while a new 250 dollar Tanglewood Poster Contest Purchase Prize and two 250 dollar scholarships are featured.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Art Association
Berkshire Museum
Glenn L. Jorn
BAA
Ellen Crane
F. Allen Blagden
Salisbury
Conn
Bershire Life Insurance Co
Union Federal Savings and Loan Association
Anna Mamonas
William A. Burns Jr
Miller Supply Co
Tanglewood
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lenox
Jorn
Berkshire County
New England States
New York State
Friends of Music At
BSO
Samuel Boxer
Paisley Terrace
P.O. Box
Kenneth Wilson
Pomeroy Ave
New York City
Blagden
School of Fine Arts
Cornell University
Egypt
Greece
Yale
Department of
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
New Mexico
Connecticut
Boston University
Wadsworth Atheneum
Silver Mine Guild
St. Gauden’s Museum
Newport
R.I.) Art Association
Owen Gallery
Denver
Trafford Gallery
London
Galerie de Paris
Paris
Meredith Long
Houston
Frank Rehn
New York
Kraftwerk's Autobahn boosts electronic rock in UPI review
Rock critic Bruce Meyer explains electronic music's rise as keyboards become standard. Kraftwerk's Autobahn impresses many, with the 22 minute title track a tone poem of driving on Germany's famed highway. Progressive stations embraced the piece, drawing listeners quickly.
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Bruce Meyer
United Press International
Mike Oldfield
Kraftwerk
Vertigo
Kenton’s Fire Fury and Fun Showcases New Jazz Talent
Stan Kenton presents a varied jazz showcase on Fire, Fury and Fun with young drummer Peter Erskine and veteran Ramon Lopez delivering solid rhythm. Tony Campise adds alto sax humor while Kenton himself solos softly. The release also features Supersax Plays Bird With Strings and Jeremy Steig on Temple of Birth, highlighting a mix of Parker era tributes and adventurous flute explorations. Roy Reynolds impresses on Roy’s Blues, and E Power Biggs revisits Scott Joplin on a pedal harpsichord recital, offering fresh takes on classic rags.
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Kenton
Peter Erskine
Pete
Hank Levy
Erskine
Ramon Lopez
Chico O’farrill
Tony Campise
Lloyd Spoon
Campise
Roy Reynolds
Roy
Charlie Parker
Supersax
Bird
Lou Levy
Conte Candoli
Parker
E. Power Biggs
Scott Joplin
Columbia
Biggs
Joplin
Redford Stars In The Great Waldo Pepper Film Review
Hollywood critic Vernon Scott lauds Robert Redford’s daredevil wing-walking in The Great Waldo Pepper. George Roy Hill’s direction creates a lyrical, aviation rich tale of postwar barnstorming and pursuit of glory with Redford delivering a subtle yet thrilling performance.
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Hollywood
UPI
Robert Redford
Universal
Waldo Pepper
Redford
Gable
Cooper
Bedford
Europe
Pepper
George Roy Hill
Sting
Hill
Mime Theatre Presents Boston Show With Marceau Influence
American interest in mime grows since Marcel Marceau and a 1955 U.S. appearance. Boston Mime Theatre with live music and white makeup performs at Mt. Anthony Union High School Auditorium on Saturday March 15 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $3 regular and $1.50 for students and children. Dinner and reception follow by reservation. Local bookshops sell tickets. Performances feature classic mime technique and character mask use.
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Boston
Marcel Marceau
Viterbo College
Wisconsin
Marceau
America
Johnny Carson
United States
Richard Coe
The
Washington Post
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Minerva Books
Bennington
Potter’s Yard
Ed Levins
Bennington College
Powers Market
Park-McCullough House
At the Movies Harte rejects several films with mixed praise
The Night Porter starring Dirk Bogarde earns praise for performances and visuals but is deemed tedious and perverse. Murder on the Orient Express earns Oscar buzz for Finney and Bergman, with Bergman praised. Death in Venice is another Bogarde vehicle, Freebie and the Bean plays Manchester, while Cinema II features the Stepford Wives.
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Dirk Bogarde
Lilianna Cavani
Albert Finney
Ingrid Bergman
Agatha Christie
Finney
Ms. Bergman
Cinema I
G.C.C. Cinema II
Nickelodeon
Venice
Dick Bogarde
Thomas Mann
Book reviews roundup notes on virility and murder mystery
The World of Mr Mulliner by P G Wodehouse collects Mulliner stories showcasing Wodehouse humor. Virility 8 by Max Gunther surveys eight male archetypes, humorous yet lightweight. The Dreadful Lemon Sky by John D MacDonald follows Travis McGee guarding a $94000 inheritance after a former lover dies, prompting a quest for her killer.
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Mr. Mulliner
P.G. Wodehouse
Taplinger
Mulliner
Jeeves
Wodehouse
Max Gunther
Simon & Schuster
John D. MacDonald
Lippincott
Travis McGee
Travis
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