My Fair Lady benefit for Vermont mental health
A benefit performance of My Fair Lady by Lyric Theatre will run Friday evening November 21 at Flynn Theater in Burlington. Tickets cost 3 4 and 5 dollars and can be ordered from the Vermont Association for Mental Health or from 26 State Street Montpelier.
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Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
Rex Harrison
Henry Higgins
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Montpelier
State St
Bennington photographer leads pilot project in Bennington
David Scribner of Vermont Photographers in Old Bennington runs a pilot project sponsored by the Park McCullough House Association in North Bennington funded by the Eva Gebhard Gorgaud Foundation. He serves on Bennington’s Downtown Living Committee.
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David Scribner
Vermont Photographers
Old Bennington
Park- McCullough House Association
North Bennington
Eva Gebhard Gorgaud Foundation
Scribner
Bennington
Downtown Living Committee
The
Bennington Banner
Art News
Art In America
Vermont Life
New York Times
Time Magazine
Fleming Museum
Burlington
Vermont
Tyler Resch
Resch
Banner
Bennington County
Bennington Bicentennial Committee
Bennington Museum
Park- McCullough House
McCullough
Chittenden Trust Co
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Vermont National Bank
Catamount National Bank
Park-McCullough Association
Does His Nakedness denude the truth
New York based study by Dr. Thomas Bever and Martin Smith analyzes 48 children aged seven to twelve in Ridgewood New Jersey. It finds younger kids respond to ads with humor while older children view misleading television advertising as lies. By age ten to twelve children resolve the conflict by rejecting ads as untruthful, accepting limits to challenging the system. The report, in Harvard Business Review, questions what TV teaches children about truth and society.
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New York
UPI
Thomas G. Bever
Columbia University
Martin L. Smith
Smith-Greenland
Ridgewood
N.J
Harvard Business Review
Bever and Smith
Smith
Bever and
South Street novel probes grit of Philadelphia’s lost world
David Bradley’s debut South Street portrays Philadelphia’s decayed streets and the lives of its downtrodden. Led by Leo the bartender and figures like Big Betsey and Leroy Briggs, the tale blends bleak realism with vivid character study, rating the urban portrait with vigor despite some overlong passages.
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South Street
Philadelphia
David Bradley
Bradley
Lightnin’ Ed’s
Leo
Big Betsey
Jake
Brother Fletcher
Rayburn
Leroy Briggs
Adlai Stevenson Brown
Dickens
Betsy
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Fair Lady
Uncle Harry
Book Review
Grossman Viking
MEL Watkins N.Y. Times News Service
Uptown
Librey Poitier
Bill Cosby
Nickelodeon
Spring St
Williamstown, Mass
FBI
Daphne du Maurier
Nicholas Roig
Venice
Julie Christie
Donald Sutherland
David Lean
Omar Sharif
Geraldine Chaplin
Alec Guiness
Tori Courtenay
Rod Steiger
Ralph Richardson
SAT
SUN
Kingdom
Chan Teclec
Wrant
Manchester
Colburn
Manchester Center
Middle America
NBC Radio
Bruce Dern
Wilby ConspIracy
Bennington VT. CE
IDOOR
Juliet Mills
Osseus
Richard Johnson
Elizabeth Turners
David Comin
Oliver Hellman
Richard Barrett
Cotorly
C.J
Nearit
Melody House
North Street
Ittsfield
Mass
Sun N Sno
Togo
Ralph
Marion Larson
Ben Pindick
Motor Inn
Bennington, VT
Ane
UES
Ot Family
Monument Plaza
Bennington, Vermont
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