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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1974
Page
9
Rosalie Sorrels performs at Bennington College Carriage Barn this Saturday at 9 p.m. for the Women’s Group fundraiser with a 50 cent suggested donation. The Idaho-born artist, praised by Hunter Thompson, blends western folk and poetry like songs about life and women.
PBS program Drink Drank Drunk on alcoholism prompted thousands to seek aid from Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon. National groups report spike in inquiries, with New York City averaging 30 daily calls rising to 400 in 36 hours. Dallas, Los Angeles, Louisville, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh offices also saw surges. A TV Notebook note says Tennessee Williams will write his first TV drama for Universal Pictures.
Union College and Schenectady Museum present the London Virtuosi in Memorial Chapel on Monday Nov 18 at 8 30. The group features John Georgiadis and Douglas Cummings from the London Symphony Orchestra plus Oxford harpsichordist David Lumsden and other seasoned players. The program blends Baroque through classical works by J C Bach Mozart Telemann Loeillet Handel Beethoven and more with a plan to commission new pieces and a noted recording history.
At Bennington's Main Street theatre a Nostalgia double features Summer of 42 and Class of 44 with the former praised as a hit. the second underwhelms but offers value. Also at Twin Cinemas Flesh Gordon is an X rated comedy and 2001 A Space Odyssey screens at Cinema II. Manchester shows Gone With the Wind.
UPI reports at 9 p.m. CBS Friday Night Movies kicks off a series on famous crimes with The FBI Story The FBI versus Alvin Karpis Public Enemy Number One. Actor Robert Foxworth leads a cast including Eileen Heckart Kay Lenz and David Wayne in this early 1930s crime tale.
Billie Jean Guthrie, a 60 year old Montgomery woman, has spent more years in jail than out and describes a life of crime from assault and arson to forgery. She confessed to killing her husband Daryl Bledsoe, was convicted of second degree murder, then paroled after pledging manslaughter. She remains outspoken about self reliance and surviving by her own means.
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