We Are Your Sons and Weimar Weimar and Other Reviews
Book reviews cover We Are Your Sons by Robert and Michael Metropol, Weimar a Cultural History by Walter Laqueur, and Edward VIII by Frances Donaldson. Other works featured include The Little Hotel by Christina Stead Native Intelligence by Raymond Sokolov A Survey of Musical Instruments by Sibyl Marcuse. Focus remains on author intentions critical judgments and scholarly detail.
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Joan Hanauer
United Press International
Ethel and
Julius Rosenberg
Robert and
Michael M . Houghton
Ethel
Metropols
Sing Sing
Rosenbergs
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Weimar
Walter Laqueur
Putnam
Germany
Laqueur
Edward VIII
Frances Donaldson
Lippincott
Donaldson
Edward
Christina Stead
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Switzerland
Sibyl Marcuse
Harper & Row
Miss Marcuse
Vermonters' poetry manuscripts sought chapbook project
Montpelier reports the Vermont Council on the Arts and the Stinehour Press jointly announce a project to publish a chapbook. The collaboration seeks poetry manuscripts from Vermonters, inviting submissions for a regional literary release.
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Montpelier
The
Vermont Council On the Arts
Stinehour Press
National Endowment For the Arts
Vermont
State Street
Hayden Carruth
Carruth
Johnson
Hudson Review
Thomas P. Salmon
University of Georgia Press
Bloomingdale
Stonehour Press
Ellen McCulloch-Lovell
Gospel and pop blend from minister musician Townsley
William D. Laffler profiles East New York minister and musician Townsley who uses faith and song to pacify street gangs. He seeks a Doctor of Divinity at Union Theological Seminary and has recorded gospel and folk style tracks. Also noted are Jimmy Walker's comedy album and Cole Porter soundtrack highlights.
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William D. Laffler
United Press International
Nat Townsley, Jr
New York
Townsley
Lighthouse Church of Love and Peace
Philadelphia
Union Theological Seminary
Love With
God
ABC Records
John Denver
Mary
Walker
Bob Hope
Nipsey Russell
Pat Boone
Cole Porter
Burt Reynolds
Cybill Shepherd
Porter
Best Sellers Fiction and Nonfiction List
A catalog of prominent books across fiction and nonfiction. Notable novels include The Moneychangers, Centennial, The Seven Percent Solution, and Black Sunday. Nonfiction features Here At The New Yorker, The Ascent of Man, and Helter Skelter among others.
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Arthur Hailey
John D. MacDonald
James A. Michener
Allen Drury
John H. Watson
M.D
John Updike
Thomas Harris
Thomas Tryon
Joseph Heller
Phyllis A. Whitney
The
New Yorker
Brendan Gill
Man
Jacob Bronowski
Charles Berlitz
J. Manson Valentine
Vincent Bugliosi
Curt Gentry
William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Martin Mayer
Laurence E. Morehouse
Leonard Gross
Marabel Morgan
Manuel J. Smith
Edwin Newman
Williams Chamber Concert at Thompson Memorial Chapel
Williams College Chamber Singers present a free 4:15 p.m. recital in Thompson Memorial Chapel Williamstown directed by Claudia Stevens. The 16 voices perform Haydn Schumann and Debussy works, with an informal reception after.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College Chamber Singers
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Claudia Stevens
Kenneth Roberts
Haydn
Schumann
Debussy
Die
Harmonie In
Scheiner
Yver
Estes
Marlboro Music Festival marks 25th summer in Vermont
Marlboro opens its 25th season June 22 at the Vermont music center with Rudlof Serkin as artistic director and past resident Pablo Casals. More than 100 artists weekly, featuring the Guarneri Cleveland and Vermeer ensembles, with many Marlboro alumni in major orchestras. Opening concert July 5. weekends through Aug 10, plus three Friday programs July 25 Aug 1 and Aug 8. Notable performers include Horszowski Carmirelli Cohen Galimir Schneider Moyse Schoenbach Batlle Frank Kallir Buswell Fried Laredo Rosenberg Naegele Trampler Foley Levine Stoltzman Turkovic Rimon Valente Koploff Workman. Tickets from Marlboro Music Festival, Box R, Philadelphia. or Marlboro, Vermont after June 12.
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Marlboro
United States
Vermont
Green Mountains
Rudolf Serkin
Pablo Casals
Guarneri
Cleveland
Vermeer
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Brattleboro Music Center
Blanche Moyse
Mieczyslaw Horszowski
Pina Carmirelli
Isidore Cohen
Felix Galimir
Alexander Schneider
Sandor Vegh
Mischa Schneider
Marcel Moyse
Sol Schoenbach
Luis Batlle
Claude Frank
Lilian Kallir
James Buswell
Miriam Fried
Ani
Kavafian
Young-Uck Kim
Jaime Laredo
Edith Peinemann
Sylvia Rosenberg
Philipp Naegele
Walter Trampler
Madeline Foley
Julius Levine
Frank Cohen
Richard Stoltzman
Milan Turkovic
Vienna Symphony
Myron Bloom
Cleveland Orchestra
Meir Rimon
Israel Philharmonic
10cc The Original Soundtrack review from Bruce Meyer
Bruce Meyer surveys 10cc s The Original Soundtrack as a sophisticated British rock album. He traces the band s formation at Strawberry Studios and notes Paris as a key suite, praising vocal blend production and the project s maturation as a significant 1970s shift in rock.
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Bruce Meyer
United Press International
10Cc
Paris
Graham Gouldman
Eric Stewart
Gouldman
The
Yardbirds
Hollies
Herman’s Hermits
Stewart
Mindbenders
Strawberry Studios
Britain
Hot Legs
U.S
Stavisky at Nickelodeon and other area films
The Nickelodeon screens Stavisky with Jean Paul Belmondo by Alain Resnais at Williamstown theater. Harte Lemmon and Anne Bancroft star in The Prisoner of Second Avenue at Main Street Bennington. The Great Waldo Pepper with Robert Redford and Shampoo with Warren Beatty show at Twin Cinemas Cinema I and II. Godfather Part II dominates Manchester venues with Al Pacino, six Oscars. Cabaret at Sheraton North Adams is rated R. Os 1973 best picture loss noted.
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Nickelodeon
Stavisky
Jean-Peaul Belmondo
Alain Resnais
Williamstown
Mass
Manchester
al Pacino
Michael Corleone
North Adams
Sheraton
Joel Grey
Liza Minnelli
SVAC Hosts Summer Music Workshop For Children
The Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester offers its fifth annual Creative Music with Children workshop this summer. Two one week sessions run Aug 4–8 for grades 3 and 4, and Aug 11–15 for grades 5 and 6, 9 am to noon. Limited to 35 kids each week, registration is first come, first served on Aug 4 and Aug 11. The program uses Carl Orff and Zoltan Kodaly methods with singing, instruments, movement, and is free. The SVA president notes funding from a state arts agency matching grant.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Carl Orff
Zoltan Kodaly
Doris Laurence
Art Center
Ilsley S. Zecher
The
SVA
Vermont Council On the Arts
State Arts Agency
Mitchell says he is in good spirits amid legal troubles
Former Attorney General John Mitchell, 61, tells Newsweek he is more relaxed now than in a decade. He is often seen with Mary Gore Dean, owner of the Fairfax Hotel in Washington, who says they are very good friends. They met in the 1950s when he did legal work for her husband Gordon Dean, former AEC chairman.
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New York
UPI
John Mitchell
Newsweek Magazine
Mitchell
Mary Gore Dean
Fairfax Hotel
Washington
Mrs
Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Dean
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