Russian Museum in Exile Opens in Paris Palais de Congres
In a chateau near Paris a unique museum showcases Soviet nonconformist art, with about 250 works by 35 closet artists, 90 percent of whom live in the USSR. Organizer Alexander Glaser, expelled from the USSR in 1975, calls it the largest display of forbidden Soviet contemporary art to date.
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Paris
UPI
Soviet Union
Palais de Congres
Russian Museum
Alexander Glaser
Kremlin
Glaser
France
Comedie Francaise
Moscow
KGB
Stalin
Hummel in concert at Williams College Chapin Hall
Stanley Hummel the Delmar NY pianist will give a free recital in Chapin Hall Williamstown on Thursday Nov 18 at 8 30 p m. The program includes Haydn Schubert Mendelssohn Chopin Debussy Balakirev Liszt and more. The event honors the donors and marks Leonard Dodd Kniffin Jr 26s 50th reunion. Hummel a Juilliard and Mozarteum graduate has performed with major orchestras in New York and tours Europe. He teaches privately in the tri city area. Information via telephone (413) 597 2127.
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Williamstown
Mass
Stanley Hummel
Chapin Hall
Thompson Concert Committee
Starr-Danforth Fund
Department of Music
Williams College
Louise Rogers Kniffin
Leonard Dodd Kniffin Jr
Haydn
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Debussy
Doctor Gradus
Glinka Balakirew
Liszt
Delmar
N.Y
Juilliard School of Music
Joseph Shevinne
Mozarteum
Salzburg
Austria
Carnegie Hall
Town Hall
New York City
New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia Orchestra
Chatauqua Symphony
National Symphony
Albany Symphony
Abolition of Family Hour Stirs Free Speech Debate
In a 1976 interview Norman Lear and Arthur Unger discuss the federal ruling that the TV family hour ban violated the First Amendment while limiting violence in programming raises questions. They debate the balance between free expression and public interest, urging public pressure to influence networks.
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New York
Norman Lear
Warren J. Ferguson
FCC
NAB
Writers Guild of America
Directors Guild
Screen Actors Guild
All In the Family
Hollywood
Lear
Norman
Anger
ABC
Arthur
Unger
Johnson
Nixon
ACT
Action For Children’s Television
PTA
NCBB
National Council For Better Broadcasting
Mary Hartman
Family Hour
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Michael Savage
David Williams
Oldcastle Theatre Company
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Lubiyanka
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LeMoulin de Senlis
Montgeron
Oscar Rabin
West
Salvador Dali
Vienna
London
United States
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
By Arthur Unger
Finast
Christian Science Publishing Society
Hooper
Christie's
Newsweek
Jean Francois Davy
Claudine
Jack Lemmon
Genevieve Bujold
Alex
Rwichke
Spring Street
Agatha Christie
Paddington
Margaret Rutherford
Jane Marple
Miss Marple
Arthur Kennedy
Muriel Pavlow
James Robertson Justice
Miss Rutherford
Robert Morley
Flora Robson
Charles Tingwell
A Eld
Laurence Olivier
Roy Scheider William Devane Marthe Keller
Walt Disneys
Walt Disney
Walt Disney Productions
Buena Vista Distribution
Bennington
Vermont
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Vermont National
ST. Mary’s
Harvest House
Woolworth's
Monument Plaza
Pam
Northside DR
Bennington, VT
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