Barbara Hershey Reemerges As Seagull No More
Hollywood actress Barbara Hershey, who formerly used the name Seagull and lived with David Carradine, has rebuilt her career after a self described break. Now 27, with a 3-year-old son named Free, she resumes acting in The Last Hard Man with Charlton Heston and James Coburn, shedding past image and drug rumors and focusing on a renewed, calmer life and commitment to serious acting.
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
UPI
Barbara Hershey
Seagull
David Carradine
Barbara
Free
Charlton
David
Hollywood Hills
Carradine
You
Spear Carrier
Canyon
England
John Mills
Donald Pleasance
Charlton Heston
Controversial Schumann Requiem premiere debated in New Hampshire
Harvard neurologist Dr. Hubert Mickel challenges long standing medical theories about Robert Schumann’s illness and death. He argues the composer suffered a brain tumor and not syphilis or schizophrenia, suggesting neurofibroma on the seventh cervical nerve. The New Hampshire Sinfonietta plans to premiere the Requiem in Manchester amid renewed scrutiny of Schumann’s health and legacy.
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Manchester
N.H
Schumann
New Hampshire Sinfonietta
Mickel
East Germany
Julius Moebius
Leipzig
Moebius
Ludwig
Robert Schumann
Michel
James Bolle
Sinfonietta
Cologne
Bolle
Clara Schumann
Brahms
The Light Touch Humor and Local Bits Summary
A collection of light wits and small notices. Jokes about a wet dog a pessimist an inch and weightlifting with improper gear appear alongside a resort stay pun. An odd church parking lot sign and an old fashioned values pitch anchor the page with Vermont Steak House promotion.
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Vermont Steak House
Main Street
Bennington
Jim Hutton balances fame with a demanding daily routine
Hollywood UPI reports actor Jim Hutton, a divorced entertainer and Ellery Queen on TV, lives in Lucille Ball’s old bungalow on General Service Studios lot. He jogs at 5:30 each morning, consumes a protein rich breakfast, works long on the NBC series, and dates casually on weekends while staying near the stage. He keeps a busy schedule, visits football games, maintains a close bond with his children from two marriages, and counts basketball stars among his friends.
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UPI
Jim Hutton
Ellery Queen
Hutton
General Service Studios
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hills
Bel Air
Jim
West Hollywood
Rembrandt
San Francico Bay Region
Connecticut
Tim
Heidi
Rams
USC
UCLA
Huitton
Jerry West
Walt Frazier
Elgin Baylor
Merlin Olsen
Carl Eller
Punch
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The
Musical Times
London
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Julie Harris
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Arthur O'Connell
Jeannette Clift
World Wide Pictures
Allan Sloane
Lamauerci
Harte Theater
Charles Bronson
Dames Coburn
Claridge Associates
Persky Bright-Panavision
SUN
Buford Pusser
Cinerama
Adams-N. Adams
Area's
Anat
Inspector Hound
TAX and Tip Inc
Nickelodeon
Spring St
Williamstown
Mass
Frankenstein
Mel Brooks
Gene Wilder
Marty Feldman
Madeline Kahn
Cloris Leachman
James Wales
Clamor
Nfo Oe
John Riddle Jr
Nancy Lufkin
ShaftsbuRy, Vt
Eagle Gatnc
Eagle Bridge
New York
the Council OF
Antar
the Tibetan College
Office OF Tibet
LHAMO
Tibet
MT. Anthony Union High School
OASIS
Main ST
Dalai Lama
Heritage House
New Buren
Northside
Ai Shi
Deer Hunters
Dinette
North ST. Bennington, VT
Salisbury
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
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