Book review on Kadushin elite in American intellect
Roderick Nordell reviews The American Intellectual Elite by Charles Kadushin, a pioneering Statistical survey of an influential group shaping views on the Vietnam War race and the counterculture. The piece notes the elite's NYC concentration, shifting origins, and mixed openness to power, while praising its relevance to broader society and critiquing its pedantry.
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New York
New York Review of Books
American Scholar
Susan Sontag
United States
Vietnam
America
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Seven Wonders of the West at Harte Theatre
The wildlife adventure Seven Wonders of the West opens at the Harte Theatre with a G rating for families on Main Street. The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz starring Richard Dreyfuss is praised as a sleeper but viewed with mixed, challenging themes and moral questions.
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Harte Theatre
Main Street
Duddy Kravitz
Richard Dreyfuss
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Goody
Dudley Kravitz
Yvonne
Virgil
New England Theatre Conference to Hold 23rd Convention
The New England Theatre Conference plans its 23rd annual convention at the University of New Hampshire in Durham October 11 to 13. The event features panels workshops and performances with NETC awards to be presented including the Moss Hart Memorial Award and the John Gassner Memorial Playwriting Award. Elliot Norton will receive the major annual award for outstanding creative achievement.
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N.H
New England
University of New Hampshire
New England Theatre Conference
NETC
Proposition
Cambridge
Mass
Sophocles
Oedipus the King
Peter Arnott
Tufts University
Medford
Concord Players
Concord
Rome Kingson
California
John Gassner
Bill Cain
New York
New Jersey Shakespeare Festival
Elliot Norton
Boston
Norton
Moss Hart
Williamstown Theatre talent spreads across stage and screen
Williamstown Theatre Festival members headline upcoming seasons on Broadway television and film. Nikos Pscharopoulos edits The Seagull for public television. Peter Hunt directs Goodtime Charlie with Joel Grey on Broadway. Arvin Brown leads National Health with 12 Williamstown alumni. Frank Langella co stars in Seascape and appears in The Mark of Zorro. Jo an Pape Charlie Siebert in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Elizabeth Ashley Keir Dullea. Santo Loquasto John Conklin design Lincoln Center productions. Ed Wald Berkeley to direct Midsummer Night's Dream at Lincoln Center. Sam Waterston stars with Liv Ullmann in A Doll's House at Vivian Beaumont. David Dukes to star in The Wild Party. George Pal selects Lake Tahoe locations for Doc Savage sequel.
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Williamstown Theatre Festival
Nikos Pscharopoulos
Peter Hunt
Joel Grey
Arvin Brown
Long Wharf Theatre Company
New York
National Health
Joyce Ebert
Emery Battis
Rita Moreno
William Swetland
Frank Langella
Konstantin
Deborah Kerr
Edward Albee
Joan Pape
Charlie Siebert
Elizabeth Ashley
Keir Dullea
John Conklin
Santo Loquasto
Joseph Papp
New ‘York Shakespeare Festival
Lincoln Center
Loquasto
Mert and
Phil
Vivian Beaumont Theatre
Mitzi Newhouse Theatre
Sam Waterston
Liv Ullman
The
Vivian Beaumont
Waltons Runaway and The Hawaiians Lead CBS NBC Lineup
At 8 p.m. CBS airs The Waltons The Runaway as Jim Bob departs after clashing with family over a vital problem. 9 p.m. CBS presents The Hawaiians, a 1970s film sequel to Hawaii with Charlton Heston Geraldine Chaplin and John Phillip Law star. The Streets of San Francisco 9 p.m. ABC features The Mask of Death with John Davidson as an impressionist who assumes a deceased actress identity and becomes a killer.
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The
Waltons
CBS
Jim Bob
CBS Thursday Night Movies
James A. Michener
San Francisco
ABC
John Davidson
Onassis Declines Playgirl Centerfold Offer
Playgirl's Toni Holt said she offered Aristotle Onassis a nude centerfold but he declined. She described him as a magnetically handsome man and noted his status as shipowner and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis husband.
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UPI
Toni Holt
Playgirl Magazine
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Mr. Onassis
Miss Holt
Woman’s Magazine
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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