Book Reviews United Press International
United Press International reviews two books. Hal Higher's The Crime of the Century analyzes the Leopold and Loeb case with historical detail and critique of the era’s coverage. Susanna Agnelli’s We Always Wore Sailor Suits reflects a privileged childhood in Fascist Italy and a rise to mayoralty, with focus on resilience and personal growth.
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Lowry and Lorca talk at college
Douglas Day, critic biographer and UVA professor of English and American literature, will be the guest of honor at a college event featuring a discussion on Lowry and Lorca. The visit highlights literary analysis and cross cultural connections between the American novelist and the Spanish poet.
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Copland 75th Birthday Celebration Album Review
William D. Laffler reviews Aaron Copland marking his 75th birthday with a three record set "Aaron Copland Conducts a 75th Birthday Celebration." The London Symphony and New Philharmonia orchestras perform works like Fan Fare for the Common Man Appalachian Spring Suite Billy the Kid Rodeo and Lincoln Portrait with Henry Fonda narration. The music evokes wide landscapes and war era themes while recalling Copland's ballet roots and American vistas.
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TV Highlights and Arts Features Tonight
NBC airs Little House on the Prairie The Campout features Laurie and Nellie Delson swept away by a river. ABC offers When Things Were Rotten Robin and his men race to save Renaldo at the castle CBS presents Tony Orlando and Dawn with Adrienne Barbeau and Freddie Prinze in The Road to Puerto Rico PBS debuts The Tribal Eye Kingdom of Bronze about Benin bronze casting Europe rediscovery. 8:30 p.m. Thats My Mama on ABC Clifton learns Mom's ex flame Jake the Rake is heredity allergy joke. A Copland spotlight surveys Rodeo suites and Our Town score while Weber Euryanthe gets new Angel recording with Norman Gedda Krause Hunter Vogel. Dvorak cello concerto with Lynn Harrell and Levine. quadraphonic version noted. Bennington College hosts Lowry and Lorca biography talk by Day, Guggenheim Fellow author of Malcolm Lowry study, Dec readings by Arnot and Nims. schedule to follow.
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A catalog of popular books including Ragtime by E L Doctorow The Greek Treasure Irving Stone Looking for Mr Goodbar Judith Rossner Shogun James Clavell Humboldt's Gift Saul Bellow The Moneychangers Arthur Hailey The Eagle Has Landed Jack Higgins The Great Train Robbery Michael Crichton Circus Alistair MacLean Sylvia Porter's Money Book Sylvia Porter Winning Through Intimidation Robert Ringer Power How To Get It How To Use It Michael Korda Bring On The Empty Horses David Niven The Relaxation Response Herbert Benson Money John Kenneth Galbraith Angels Billy Graham Total Fitness in 30 Minutes a Week Laurence Morehouse Leonard Gross Discovering Energy and Overcoming Stress Harold H Bloomfield The Save Your Life Diet David Reuben
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Hendrix Midnight Lightning review from an early album
In Alan Douglas’s second Hendrix resurrection, Midnight Lightning blends blues and rock, leaning away from traditional blues toward Hendrix’s distinctive style. The set showcases moments of mastery amid patches of rough, patchwork mastering, with standout tracks like Once I Had A Woman and Trash Man.
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