Appalachian music at Chelsea House in West Brattleboro
Appalachian duo Jean and Lee Schilling from Cosby Tennessee appear at the Chelsea House Cafe Route 9 Sunset Lake Road West Brattleboro November 29 and 30. They play dulcimer autoharp recorder harmonica and sing Appalachian songs. Also next weekend Arwen Mountain String Band from Putney Westminster Newfane area performs. Dick McBroom Seth Lichtenstein Pip Bannister and Doug Smith play banjo guitar fiddle. Concerts at 8 and 10 p.m. Admiss ion 2 dollars. Chelsea House hosts other events and open jams with no admission.
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Brattleboro
Chelsea House
Route 9
Sunset Lake Road
West Brattleboro
Jean and
Lee Schilling
Cosby
Tenn
Appalacian
Folk Life Center
Tennessee
Traditional
Arwen
Dick McBroom
Seth Lichtenstein
Pip Bannister
Doug Smith
Putney - Westminster - Newfane
Big House hosts crewel and quilting exhibit reception
A Saturday 4 to 6 p.m. opening at Park-McCullough House in North Bennington showcases crewel embroidery and quilting student work. Dr. Helene Toolan’s quilts join the display, with pieces by Mrs Marilyn Coll and Mrs Liu, plus Amish quilts and various samplers. The exhibit runs weekdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through December 6.
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Park-McCullough
North Bennington
Helene Toolan
Marilyn Coll
Dr. Toolan
Big House
Dr Faustus on Tour After Tonight at Lyndon State College
Lyndonville The Theatre Workshop of Marlboro College presents Marlowe's Dr Faustus tonight at 8 in the Alexander Twilight Theatre. The production includes a music and magic entertainment and will tour to the College of St. Joseph the Provider in Rutland Saturday before returning to Marlboro College Monday Nov 25 at 8 p.m. Free admission, features 96 cast and crew.
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Lyndonville
Theatre Workshop
Marlboro College
Marlowe
Dr. Faustus
Lyndon State College
Geoffry Brown
College of St. Joseph the Provider
Rutland
Persons
W. H. Auden
Christopher Isherwood
Buxton School
Williamstown
Mass
Gay chic on TV sparks debate over censorship and representation
New York columnist Frank Sweatlow argues that pressure groups pressuring networks over gay and lesbian characters risk shrinking daring storytelling. He cites NBC and ABC episodes on homosexuality and child abuse, urging self-policing and free airways to protect democracy.
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New York
UPI
ABC
Marcus Welby
Universal
NBC
Emmanuel Kant
The Vanishing Wilderness at Harte Theatre
A special engagement at the Harte Theatre features The Vanishing Wilderness, a beautifully filmed documentary praised for its preservation of vanishing life. Also showing The Taking of Pelham 123 at Cinema I, The Gambler with James Caan and Lauren Hutton at Cinema II, and Harry and Tonto starring Art Carney.
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Harte Theatre
Main Street
Pelham
New York
Walter Matthau
James Caan
Lauren Hutton
Art Carney
Harry and
Tonto
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Dairy Bar River Rd
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Kane Inc
Main St
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Outback
David Campilil
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Aine Film
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Tassamgyganenac
Palomar Pictures
Palladium Productions
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Martin Balsam
Marco Vicario
Giancarlo Giannini
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Medusa Distribuzione Color
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