Golden Age Aida and other historic record highlights
RCA reissues of Caruso era performances claim to capture the Met's Golden Age with Celeste Aida and 1909 to 1913 arias featuring Gadski Homer and Amato, though recording quality is poor. Jussi Björling’s career spans modern tech, with The Art of Jussi Bjoerling (1930 1952) praised for vocal artistry. Kirsten Flagstad Wagner arias and Ormandy conducted pieces also noted. Martha Mitchell satire records spark attention, while other titles showcase Steve Rossi Slappy White U N relations, Touch open reel, Marvin Gaye Tamla greatest hits and more.
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Delos Smith
New York
UPI
RCA
Enrico Caruso
Johanna Gadski
Louise Homer
Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan Opera
Met
Jussi Bjoerling
Seraphim
Kirsten Flagstad
Brunnhilde
Wagner
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Beethoven
Webster
William D. Laffler
Martha Mitchell
Fannie Flagg
Martha
Roulett
Steve Rossi
Slappy White
Steve
Slappy
United Nations
Agnew
Las Vegas
Plowright Players
Ampex
Kenn Long
Jim Crozier
Long
Marvin Gaye
Tami Terrell
Hollywood Television Theatre to present new PBS dramas
The award winning Hollywood Television Theatre will air 15 one hour dramas and full length plays on PBS this season beginning Oct 7 at 9 p.m. on Channel ETV with The Typists starring Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson. Full length dramas begin January 1972.
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Hollywood Television Theatre
Public Broadcasting Service
ETV
Eli Wallach
Anne Jackson
Lewis Freedman
Ford Foundation
KCET
Los Angeles
Saul Levitt
Slawomir Mrojek
Eugene Ionesco
Jack MacGowran
Samuel Beckett
Arkady Leakum
James Prideaux
Martha Scott
Eileen Herlie
Percy MacKaye
Gene Wilder
Elisha Cook
Blythe Danner
Pete Dual
Nina Foch
Will Geer
Tom Helmore
Robert Karnes
Peter Kast
Montserrat
Anthony Terpiloff
U.S.A
Paul Shyre
John Dos Passos
Andersonville Trail
Fred Gwynne
Best Sellers United Press International Fiction and Nonfiction List
A condensed 1960s era best seller roundup listing top fiction and nonfiction titles. Prominent works include The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty and The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth, among others, with entries across multiple authors and genres.
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the Exorcist
William P. Blatty
Thomas Tryon
THE
James A. Michener
Irving Stone
Frederick Forsyth
Victoria Holt
Pierre Salinger
Penmarric
Susan Howarch
Sylvia Plath
Leon Uris
Phoenix Theater chief Hambleton leads early national tour of two plays
Broadway producer T Edward Hambleton launches a four month national tour with Moliere's The School for Wives and a Harvey revival led by Shirley Booth and Gig Young. The troupe aims to share fine theater nationwide and recoup local losses with touring profits while planning a Lyceum return early next year.
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New York
UPI
T. Edward Hambleton
Phoenix Theater Organization
Moliere
School For Wives
Richard Wilbur
Brian Bedford
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Cleveland
Wilmington
New Haven
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mary Chase
Harvey
Central City
Colo
Shirley Booth
Gig Young
Hambleton
Helen Hayes
Miss Hayes
The
Phoenix
Sidney Howard
Hume Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
Tandy Cronyn
Lyceum Theater
Bedford
Stephen Porter
Chemin de Fer
Georges Feydeau
Leo Kottke to perform at Middlebury College concert
Guitarist Leo Kottke, famed for six and twelve string mastery, will perform at Mead Chapel, Middlebury College at 8 p.m. tonight. Sponsored by the Middlebury Activities Board, tickets are at the door. The program will span country blues classical folk and bottleneck styles.
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Middlebury
Leo Kottke
Middlebury College
Mead Chapel
The
Middlebury Activities Board
Billboard
Heartbreak Kid heads to screen with Simon touches
New York Times reports on Neil Simon adapting Bruce Friedman tale The Heartbreak Kid as an anti love story about a husband who deserts his wife on their honeymoon for another woman. Paloman Pictures plans December production then moves to Miami and Minnesota. Simon also discusses Star Spangled Girl Last of the Red Hot Lovers Prisoner of Second Avenue projects and Unger’s remake plans Treasure Island Call of the Wild with emphasis on family entertainment and new angles.
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New York Times
New York
Neil Simon
Bruce Jay Friedman
Edgar J. Sherick
Paloman Pictures
Miami
Minnesota
Simon
Paramount
Alan Arkin
Sally Kellerman
Paula Prentiss
Renee Taylor
Second Avenue
Sherick
Friedman
Oliver A. Unger
Unger
Wolf Mankowitz
Mark Lester
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lloyd
William Wellman
Clark Gable
Loretta Young
Gable
Young
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Freedman
Jane Wyatt
Andrew Duggan
Jack MacGouran
Vermont
United Press International
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Dee Brown
Germaine Greer
America, Inc
Morton Mintz
Jerry S. Cohen
Gift Horse — Hildegard Knef
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Mike Royko
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Les Schecter
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Music Center Festival
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Brattleboro Festival Chorus
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