Susan Hayward dies at 56 after long illness in California
Beverly Hills California actress Susan Hayward died Friday at home after years of illness. The Oscar winner for I Want to Live was born Edythe Marrener in Brooklyn in 1918 and faced multiple health battles including a brain tumor. Survived by twin sons Timothy and Gregory Barker, she had a long, storied career and retirement years in Georgia and Florida.
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Guigui Conducts New York Debut with VSO
Efrain Guigui, new Vermont Symphony Orchestra conductor, led a Lincoln Center concert on Feb 23 featuring Webern Feldman Wolpe and Sessions. Norman Dello Joio’s Lyric Fantasies premiered with violist Michael Tree. Times critic praised the intensity and high-quality performances.
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Artistry in Music Awards invites New England students to compete
New England school pupils may enter the Artistry in Music Awards for pianists and string players. Five preliminaries select 10 finalists for a total of 1350 in prizes, with 500 for first in piano and string, 100 for two runners up, and 25 for others. Finals April 13 at Thayer Conservatory.
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Mime Elevates Everyday Life in Mt Anthony Benefit Show
Boston Mime Theatre led by Trent Atterberry and Melodie delivered a practical, engaging performance at Mt Anthony Union High School to benefit Park McCullough House. The vignettes included Teacher TV The Rock Star The Box and The Bug Catcher s Dream culminating in The Dollmaker s Dream. Hank Chapin Rob Turner provided evocative music and sound effects guiding the audience through a playful yet artful exploration of modern life and technology.
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At the Movies Review Roundup of 1974 Titles
A digest of Harte cinema notes includes Funny Car Summer a drag race documentary with spectacular crashes. Murder on the Orient Express remains extended at Twin Cinemas. Lenny starring Dustin Hoffman earns six Oscar nods. Harry and Tonto reimagines a medieval quest in modern asphalt. Going Places rated R at Manchester Cinema. Call for showtimes.
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