Hoosick Falls film studio sets stage for charity show
Hoosick Falls hosts a film preview by the Gray Film Atelier for the Hoosick Misses Softball League. On November 18 at 7:30 PM at the Community Center, residents view thirteen short films featuring town residents and local locales. Some works have aired on WMHT and toured New York Vermont and New Hampshire. The opening film features Janet Stuka and Marty Bromirski in Wymans a local penny candy store.
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Television Highlights of a Busy NBC ABC Night
A collage of 8:30 p.m. and later broadcasts includes ABC Movie of the Week The Gun about a hand gun shaping lives, Petrocelli An Act of Love featuring a homicide accusation, and Wide World Memories of a Gentle Rebel about James Dean. Local film vignettes include Hank Williams concert segments with Ben Karp, Rick Olsen, and Hoosick Falls performers, plus a satirical Gray Film Atelier piece and a documentary on the Hoosick Falls municipal building. Admission is 75 cents adults 25 cents students. under 12 admitted only with adults. Tickets at local shops or at the door.
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The Gun Bang Bang Youre Dead
New York UPI report notes how cinema tackled social issues with films like The Lost Weekend on alcoholism Gentlemans Agreement on anti Semitism and Citizen Kane as examples of bold Hollywood storytelling now fading from the screen.
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Jazz Piano Quartet yields a lively restrained debut
New quartet led by Roland Hanna, Dick Hyman, Hank Jones, and Marian McPartland records Let It Happen with seamless unity and a subdued jazz flow. The album blends classical hints and soft tones, opening with Lover Come Back to Me and including Improviso and You Are the Sunshine of My Life.
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Charlie Christian
New Fashion Showman Creates Theater Not Runway
New York designer Clovis Ruffin reimagines fashion shows as theater in a big loft setting. He puts on high-energy performances for about 1,000 buyers and press, with models dancing the aisle and affordable sportswear and dresses under 100 dollars. Ruffin finances shows via space borrowed from empty offices, charging about 4,000 dollars to stage each event.
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White Dawn gets GP rating after misfire at Harte Theatre
The Harte Theatre re rated The White Dawn from R to GP amid hopes for stronger box office. The film stars Timothy Bot toms Warren Oates and Canadian Eskimo people, a human documentary praised for its quality. Casts include James Caan and Lauren Hutton in The Gambler at Twin Cinemas.
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France tightens rules on fancy wine labels amid trials
France moves to curb mislabeling as Bordeaux court weighs verdict on 18 merchants accused of doctored wine. Proposals include conformity certificates for bulk wines and stricter label rules with separate warehouses for ordinary and premium vintages. Brussels also seeks quality standards to curb wine fraud. Separately, New York will open the city’s first photography museum on November 16 with three exhibitions running to February 15, 1975.
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