Martin Sheen Wants Oscar Over Emmy and Movie Move
Actor Martin Sheen says he would trade Emmy prestige for an Oscar and plans to leave television for movies. He criticizes TV for budget cuts and creative interference, noting he declined Emmy nominations and prefers top drama roles or low budget films offering freedom and artistic control. He cites his TV film Sweet Hostage and his antiwar activity as shaping his stance.
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Networks drop three shows as NBC plans January reshuffle
NBC plans January cuts dropping The Invisible Man and Family Holvak, with Kate McShane also to exit. ABC trims Mobile One and Barbary Coast while NBC tests Ellery Queen as a new Sunday 8 pm lead in. CBS weighs Big Eddy and Three for the Road amid reshuffles. NBC shifts Police Woman and Police Story in early November. Disney expands to two hours through December 7, with Willie Wonka special on Nov 23 and a specials night on Dec 14.
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The Light Touch and Odd Bits of Nostalgia At Vermont Steak House
A quirky collage of old time witticisms and promotional lines about money, donors, and family joys. It claims a donor blood bank miscue and jokes about pennies, quarters, and a grandma style meal at Vermont Steak House in Bennington on Main Street.
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SVAC to close season Monday on hill exhibit ends
Manchester The Southern Vermont Art Center will close for the summer on the hill October 13. A closing reception for members and visitors runs Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. in Gallery I with refreshments. Awards will be announced for two works, Jay Connaway oil Spray at Norton's and Churchill Ettinger etching Hello, limited to 100. The 46th season ends with Fall Exhibition displaying 197 paintings and 33 sculptures in 10 galleries. The gardens feature New England sculptors. Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Columbus Day open. Admission 50 cents. children 12 and under free.
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Pat Webb to perform at Clark Art Institute in Williamstown
Renowned guitarist and humorist Pat Webb will entertain at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown on Sunday afternoon October 12 at 4. The program spans folk and country songs and Spanish style guitar works, with some pieces Webb own compositions. Webb, based in Indianapolis, has performed across the United States for over two decades and has produced records and films. Admission is one dollar for adults and seventy five cents for children.
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TV Highlights Sina United Press International Night Line
NBC features Sanford and Son suing a network over a show about Jewish junk collectors Steinberg and Son with Lou Jacobi and Jack Somack. CBS has Big Eddie addressing a tough New York high school. PBS airs Washington Week in Review and Wall Street Week with FTC chair Lewis Engman. NBC presents The Rockford Files followed by Police Woman with Ida Lupino in an ambulance chase story.
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Williams College Choral Society Prepares New Season
The 100 member Williams College Choral Society forms the core of a season with Haydn Mozart Masses and Bach works. Highlights include Morning Chapel events on Oct 19, Dec 14 and May 2, plus an April Bach lecture by Prof. Christoph Wolff. A 44 voice Chamber Choir tours Vermont Quebec and Montreal with a Notre Dame style set, while the 17 voice Chamber Singers tour New England New York Ontario. Auditions are held each semester.
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