D H Lawrence book review from Harper & Row edition
A critical survey edited by Stephen Spender presents D H Lawrence as genius and fool in equal measure. It surveys his novels and poetry, noting contradictions and intense emotion, with essays by Trilling Hardy Meyers Alvarez and others. The volume argues Lawrence’s sexuality and philosophy fuelled provocative works amid self-conflict.
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D.H. Lawrence
Stephen Spender
Harper & Row
D. H. Lawrence
Lawrence
Turn of the Century Group recalls Vassar era letters
Weston author Frances Marshall publishes The Turn of the Century Group featuring her mother Fanny Simpson’s letters from 1898 to 1902 at Vassar. The epistolary portrait covers college life, pawnbrokering backdrop, house mother hurdles, chaperone hunts, and pre antibiotics anxieties and tragedies.
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Frederick Taylor
Johnny Appleseed
Manchester
Vermont
Frances Marshall
Weston
Fanny Simpson
Vassar
New York City
Fanny
Beaux
Lake George
Marshall
Pendleton
Stuart MacDonald
Phoenix Publishing
Canaan
N.H
Seven Year Survey Bollinger One Man Show at Bennington College
Bennington College Asden Gallery hosts Bill Bollinger's seven year survey sculpture exhibit through November 26. Also in the arts scene: lectures at Clark Art Institute. Meet the Artists at Schenectady Museum. Williams College Studio I recital. Judy Collins at UVM Memorial Auditorium. Rensselaer Newman Foundation hosts J S Bach program Sundays at 3 p.m. all events listed with free admission or tickets.
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Williamstown
Mass
Stephen Waetzoldt
Berlin
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
Burlington
Judy Collins
UVM
Memorial Auditorium
Lane Series
Waterman Building
Best Sellers list of fiction titles in UP I compiled line
A condensed snapshot of prominent fiction titles and authors from the Publishers Weekly compiled best sellers list. It lists Mary Stewart Graham Greene Kurt Vonnegut Jr Jacqueline Susann Jimmy Breslin Thomas Tryon Victoria Holt Mildred Newman et al and others.
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UPI
Publishers’ Weekly
Hollow Hills
Mary Stewart
Paul E. Erdman
Graham Greene
Kurt Vonnegut Jr
Jimmy Breslin
Jacqueline Susann
THE
LIONS
Tom Wicker Harvest Home
Alex Comfort
Mildred Newman
Joseph Wambaugh
Theodore H. White
Lillian Hellman
Sybil
Flora R. Schreiber
Sam Levenson
Solar Swingers planetarium show in Schenectady
A special planetarium show titled Solar Swingers will be presented at Schenectady Museum on Friday November 25 at 2 30 p m. The program covers the comet Kohoutek visible in the morning sky before sunrise. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 0 50 for children.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Schenectady Museum
Kohoutek
Movie reviews in brief on Eddie Coyle Last of Sheila and more
A compact review roundup praises Eddie Coyle for its grit with Mitchum Boyle and Jordan in strong performances. It rails against a duller plot in Man Who Loved Cat Dancing while approving Live and Let Die as a lively Bond entry. It finds A Touch of Class funny in spots but notes weak linking material. The Last of Sheila is praised for its witty Agatha Christie vibe and entertaining after-dinner game premise.
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Eddie Coyle
George W. Higgins
Robert Mitchum
Peter Boyle
Richard Jordan
Sheila
Agatha Christie
James Coburn
O Live
James Bond
Roger Moore
Sean Connery
Williamstown Theatre marks 20th anniversary in 1970s era
Williamstown Theatre celebrates 20 years since incorporation under the Williams town Theatre Foundation. The group formed in 1954 to promote the arts, stage plays, and a Berkshire summer theatre. Founding members Rudnick Hardman Schryver Treadway Miller Sprague and Ruth Coughlin remain on the board, with new incorporators added. The Adams Memorial Theatre houses the company on the Williams College campus, expanding from 20 to over 150 participants by 1973 and earning national recognition for its productions and alumni.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theatre
Massachusetts
Edward J. Cronin
Louis Rudnick
James A. Hardman Jr
Ruth D. Coughlin
George W. Schryver
John F. Treadway
Walter M. Hinrichs
O. Dixon Marshall
James W. Hull
Lawrence K. Miller
Robert C. Sprague
James P. Baxter
Berkshire County
Nikos _Psacharopoulos
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Rudnick
Hardman
Schryver
Treadway
Miller
Sprague
H. Hamilton
John C. Jay
John Chandler
Williamstown Theatre Foundation
Williamstown Board of Trade
Adams Memorial
Williams College
Dorset artist Beatrice Humphreys wins Leon Lehrer Prize
Mrs Beatrice Jackson Humphreys of Dorset and New York received the Leon Lehrer Memorial Prize from the Allied Artists of America at the Annual Exhibition at the National Academy of Design in New York for her oil painting The Tree at Wind Hill Farm. The show ran through November 11. Humphreys, a renowned artist here and abroad, is a trustee of the Southern Vermont Art Center and serves on its art committee.
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Manchester
Beatrice Jackson Humphreys
Dorset
New York
Allied Artists of America
National Academy of Design
Humphreys
Leon Lehrer
Wind Hill Farm
Southern Vermont Art Center
Motets to Sing Way to England for Winter Study
The Motets, a girls' singing group at North Adams State College, announce fall programs to raise funds for a January trip to England as part of the Winter Study Program. Assistant Prof. Jane LePage says they will perform at Northampton State Hospital Travel Club Adams Public Schools Registered Nurses Association Garden Club St Anne's Society Adams and Hadassah. The group offers 15 minute to one hour programs with show tunes classical and popular numbers. They have performed for veterans hospitals and on television at their own expense and now seek paid engagements to fund the 12 day 15 concert trip. Contact Mrs Jane LePage or Stephen M Long Jr at the college to book.
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North Adams
Mass
The
Motets
North Adams State College
British Isles
Jane LePage
Northampton State Hospital
Travel Club
Adams Public Schools
Registered Nurses Association
Garden Club
St. Anne’s Society
Adams
Hadassah
Williams to premiere Red Devil Battery Sign in Dallas
Broadway producer David Merrick plans to stage Williams new play The Red Devil Battery Sign before year end in Dallas Texas following Kennedy assassination. West Springfield Mass will get a new ending for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Out Cry will be published by New Directions late October from Broadway rewrite of Two Character Play.
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Williams
Red Devil Battery
Dallas
Tex
John F. Kennedy
West Springfield
Mass
New Directions
London
Chicago
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