Frontier o by W Eugene Holton book review
A critical review of Frontier O by W Eugene Holton, arguing America’s violent history toward Indians. The author contends 370 treaties with Indians since 1789 were not kept and cites the California Diggers as a stark example of genocide and broken promises in manifest destiny era.
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Wyatt Earp
Kit Carson
Holton
California
Revolting to extinction and American self criticism
A review notes Watership Down and other best sellers, then shifts to a harsh history of violence against Chinese in 19th century California. The piece critiques American self image, citing a mob killing 25 Chinese in Los Angeles and broader anti Chinese violence. It discusses Waiting Out a War by Lucinda Franks on draft resisters, plus stressed modern life and crime novels, ending with literary profiles of Harvey Crosbeck.
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California
Los Angelinos
Joan Hanauer
UPI
Vietnam
Lucinda Franks
Sweden
Pvt
John Picciano
Lodi
N.J
Ms. Fanks
Picciano
Peter Freiberg
America
Rensselaer County arts groups announce spring exhibits
In Troy the Rensselaer County Council for the Arts launches Exhibit for the Visually Impaired showing May 15 to June 21 with weekday hours. Gerald Doody's Still Life and Landscape Paintings opens May 12. Schenectady Museum hosts Peter Milton prints through May 19. NVAA regional show May 25 to June 8 with cash prizes, entry details by NVAA Box 75 Burlington or Mrs. Lillian Haversat Box 189 Jerico.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer County Council For the Arts
Gerald Doody
Rensselaer Newman Foundation
Schenectady
Peter Milton
Enosburg Falls
Northern Vermont
Arts events with concerts in North Bennington and Williams College
North Bennington artists Louis Gall Lynn Bujak and Louis Tavelli give a Park McCullough House concert Sunday at 4 p.m. in Williamstown Daniel O Connor Victor Hill headline Griffin Hall Concert at Williams College Sunday at 8 30 p.m. both free. Music in the Round at Williams Friday May 17 8 30 p.m. admission charged. Saratoga Springs box office opens Mother's Day Sunday 1 6 p.m. for festival. Albany Symphony conducts a Pops concert 3 p.m. with Schenectady Ballet performing Jonathan Livingston Seagull afterward.
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North Bennington
Louis Gall
Lynn Bujak
Louis Tavelli
Park McCullough House
Williamstown
Mass
Daniel O’connor
Victor Hill
Griffin Hall
Williams College
Julius Heggi
Beethoven, Crumb, Franck
Villa- Lobos
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Albany Symphony
Julius Heggs
Schenectady Ballet Company
Jonathan Livingston
International dance show at Niskayuna High School
Niskayuna N Y Schenectady Museum sponsors a 8 30 tonight event of native dances and songs in the high school auditorium Tickets cost 2 50 adults 1 students in attendance. Saratoga NY NY City Ballet to hold auditions for ballet students for the Saratoga Festival this summer Auditions Monday June 3 at 4 PM in SPAC main rehearsal hall.
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Niskayuna
N.Y. Schenectady
Niskayuna High School
Saratoga
N.Y
New York City Ballet
SPAC
Woody Allen on Comedy Born or Made in Central Park Interview
New York profile of Woody Allen at his Central Park penthouse where he writes and tests jokes. He links comedy to hard work, compares to tennis, cites influences from Chaplin and Groucho, and notes vaudeville’s decline and audience shifts toward music. He emphasizes daily clarinet practice and disciplined routines.
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New York
Central Park
Woody Allen
Allen
Chaplin
Groucho
Harpo
Fields
Cab Calloway Star Of Jazz Through Decades Of Fame
New York writer William D. Laffler outlines Cab Calloway’s rise from Cotton Club fame in the 1920s to national stardom after The Big Broadcast in 1931. He notes Calloway’s hi de ho style, ties to Sportin’ Life from Porgy and Bess, and key recordings from 1935 to 1947 as well as a 1942 Minnie the Moocher version. Melba Montgomery’s No Charge album is also highlighted for country influence.
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William D. Laffler
New York
UPI
Cab Calloway
Calloway
Cotton Club
Hudson River
Pacific Ocean
Minnie _ the Moocher
Cab
George Gershwin
Porgy and
Bess
Nagasaki
Minnie the Moocher
St. James Infirmary
Melba Montgomery
Elektra Eks
Melba
Williamstown Theatre Festival lists 14 possible productions
Williamstown Massachusetts The Williamstown Theatre Festival opens its 20th anniversary season on July 4 with fireworks champagne music and theater. It has 14 potential productions nine new works and five revivals for eight weeks in the Berkshires. The list includes British American and Irish authors ranging from Elizabethan drama to Tennessee Williams with plans for possible Chekhov repertory and several revived hits from past seasons.
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Williamstown
Mass
Berkshires
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Nobody
Ernest
Psacharopoulos
Eugene O'Neill
Arthur Miller
Mildred Dunnock
Tennessee Williams
Chance Wayne
the Princess
Boss Finlay
Noel Coward
London
Maggie Smith
Sherlock Holmes
Royal Shakespeare Company
Holmes
Dr. Watson
Moriarty
Arthur Conan Doyle
William Gillette
William Sheridan
Mrs. Malaprop
John Webster
Sean O’ Casey
Dublin
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