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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1971

Page

7

Gallery Snooping McCullough-Park Faces Five-Year Challenge

North Bennington's McCullough Park Foundation director Tordis Isselhardt manages a busy back room at the Gov. McCullough Mansion. The foundation leases the Big House with a five-year plan and $15,000 annual income, funded by endowment, as it builds a master plan after securing a $600 grant.

Charles Bonenti Tordis Isselhardt McCullough-Park Foundation North Bennington Gov. McCullough Foundation John G. McCullough Tordie’ Isselhardt John McCullough Elmer Johnson McCullough National Trust For Historic Preservation

Rogg Finishes Bach Art of Fugue on Geneva Organ

Lionel Rogg, a Swiss organist, completes Bach’s unfinished 28th fragment of the Art of Fugue and performs it on the St. Peter’s Cathedral organ in Geneva. His rendition blends Bachian plausibility with strong organ prowess. Eugen Jochum conducts the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra in Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony, delivering buoyant and expansive readings of the brook and pastoral motifs.

New York UPI Lionel Rogg Johann Sebastian Bach Bach Rogg Fugue St. Peter’s Cathedral Geneva Eugen Jochum Amsterdam Concertgebouw Beethoven

Bennington Arts Scene Proves Culture Rich Across Region

A preview of Bennington’s vibrant arts scene highlights Charles Bonenti's Gallery Snooping interviews and a summer of music and theatre. Highlights include Tanglewood and Marlboro festivals, SPAC programs with the Philadelphia and NY ballet, Seiji Ozawa's Bach premiere, and Romeros guitar ensembles at Arkell Pavilion in Manchester July 10.

Charles Bonenti Charlie Bennington Tanglewood Boston Symphony Pablo Casals Eugene Ormandy Philadelphia Orchestra Saratoga Performing Arts Center Southern Vermont Art Center Manchester Chicago Seiji Ozawa Marlboro Serkin and Casals Arkell Pavilion Romeros Vivaldi

David Frost Show Star Is Juxtaposed Image

New York Times profile examines Frost as a courteous, composed TV personality who projects a modest public image while wielding a media empire. It notes his $500,000 yearly host earnings, England shows, five transatlantic companies, and Emmy winnings.

John J. O’connor New York Times News Service NEW York David Frost Frost Westinghouse Broadcasting Company England London London Weekend Television Britain United States Paradine Hawthorn Books Willie Frischauer Johnny Carson Dick Cavett

Best Sellers Fiction including QB VII and The Passions of the Mind

A list of best selling novels from diverse authors including Irving Stone Leon Uris and Agatha Christie Martin and Shaw. It names The Passions of the Mind and QB VII among others with authors such as Erich Segal Ernest Hemingway and Ernest K. Gann.

Irving Stone Leon Uris Ross MacDonald Saturnatien Drury Aon New Centurions Irwin Shaw Ernest K. Gann Frankfurt Erich Segal Ernest Hemingway

Rock Hudson to star in first TV series this fall

Film star Rock Hudson will headline a new NBC World Premiere project, spinning off three to four 90 minute episodes as McMillan and Wife with Hudson as a San Francisco police commissioner and a lively wife. The Odd Couple abandons the laugh track for studio audience reactions in ABC’s fall lineup. David Frost continues a busy spring and summer with talk shows and club dates. John Banner joins The Chicago Teddy Bears as Uncle Lazlo in a new 1920s set comedy from CBS scheduled for 8 p.m. on Fridays.

New York UPI Rock Hudson McMillan and Wife NBC Hudson San Francisco ABC David Frost Westinghouse Toronto Wallingford John Banner Uncle Lazlo Chicago Teddy Bears CBS

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