Oliver! at Mt Anthony High Draws Standing Ovation
Oliver! at Mt Anthony Union High School Walker-Morgan Auditorium drew praise for E J Carroll as Mr Bumble Gail Evans as Nancy and Leigh Sweet as Fagan John LaPierre as Bill Sikes Audra LeBlanc as a protective Dodger Jim Philputt as the Artful Dodger Alan Bett as Oliver with strong vocal work and a lively pit orchestra though some lines were lost to noise and a few scenes shaky directors Al Backus Therese Trahan hope for future success
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Landscapes exhibition opens at Green Mountain Arts in Bennington
The Green Mountain Arts Collaborative presents Landscapes at 198 North St. Bennington opening Saturday at 8 p.m. Jay Brady Bliss and William Bottow coordinate works by tri state members exploring land as a landscape. Exhibition runs through Jan 2 with refreshments, music, and a raffle to benefit the group. Regular hours ThursdayFriday 12-4, SaturdaySunday 12-4.
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Man Ray dies at 86 in Paris studio after illness
American artist Man Ray died in his Paris studio at age 86 after a recent lung infection. He helped found Dada and influenced Surrealism, with a career spanning photography, painting, and innovative objects. He will be buried in Paris per wife Juliet Browner.
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First opener can by J Osterhoudt in 1866 NYC
United Press International notes the first opener can was invented by J Osterhoudt of New York City in 1866, marking a milestone in metal packaging innovation.
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