Earthquake hype and Sensurround reshape disaster cinema
Vincent Canby reviews Earthquake, praising Sensurround low frequency effects and the film's elaborate disaster sequence. He notes the movie’s grand, spectacular scope, its two bearing ideas about divine punishment and human hubris, and compares it to earlier epic catastrophes while highlighting its ongoing, panoramic quake and aftershocks.
Berkshire Symphony concert Set for December in Williams College
The Berkshire Symphony led by Julius Heggs performs Vaughan Williams London Symphony Rachmaninoff Isle of the Dead and Lalo Symphonie Espagnole in Thompson Memorial Chapel Williams town Friday December 6 at 8 30 p m Janet Rowe assistant concertmaster will be soloist in the Lalo work She is a resident of Troy and studied violin in Albany New York City and at Eastman School of Music prior to teaching in Lansingburgh and East Greenbush.
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CBS Maintains Lead as Godfather Fails to Overtake NBC
NBC’s The Godfather Part 2 topped the prior week’s ratings, but CBS with its comedy lineup held first place for the 1974-75 season. Nielsen figures show CBS 21.4, NBC 20.7, ABC 15.6 for the week ending Nov 24, with CBS at 20.5 season average to NBC's 20.2. The top 10 included Godfather, All in the Family, and The Waltons among CBS favorites. NBC faces a tighter race, hoping Thursday boosts.
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At the Movies Harte shows Harry and Tonto at Main Street
Local listings announce Harte presents Harry and Tonto with Art Carney at Main Street theatre rated R. Manchester Cinema offers Thats Entertainment a family MGM musical rated G. Twin Cinemas includes Disney double feature The Bears and I and The Shaggy Dog with 1 pm matinees Friday through Sunday. Cinema I also shows The Taking of Pelham 123 through Thursday night rated R. Williamstown Nickelodeon on Spring Street hosts Belle de Jour in French with subtitles through Thursday rated R. For times call Harte 442-8500 Cinemas 442-8179 Manchester 362-1229 Williamstown (413) 458-5612.
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