Compleat Blueberry Cookbook Baker’s New England sampler
New England blueberry cookbook by Elizabeth Barton features twelve months of berries with more than 130 recipes. The 168 page book from Whitefield NH includes history growing buying storing and serving blueberries along with two featured recipes Blueberry Apple Crisp and Old-Time Blueberry Drop Biscuits.
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New England
Elizabeth Barton
Whitefield
Compleat
Broadway Circle season stars Scott and Van Devere
Scott returns to the uptown Circle as actor director in a lineup led by Trish Van Devere with All God’s Chillun Got Wings, Death of a Salesman, and Serafina in development. Jule Styne updates Lorelei and works with Tennessee Williams on a new musical, Serafina, tied to The Rose Tattoo. The Mack and Mabel note recalls Gloria Swanson’s early film ties.
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New York
UPI
Lee Guber
Shelly Gross
Lorelei
Carol Channing
London
Miss Channing
Las Vegas
Atlanta
Little Rock
Kansas City
Circle In the Square
Greenwich Village
Scott
the Circle
Chekhov
Eugene O’neill
Jule Styne
Tennessee Williams
Serafina
Mack and Mabel
Gloria Swanson
Mack Sennett
Two-harpsichord Griffin concert at Williams College
Victor Hill will perform on two harpsichords October 19 and 20 at Griffin Hall Williams College. One instrument is 1968 by Schuetze and a new Peters Bakeman copy from Seattle. repertoire includes Froberger Scarlatti Purcell Sweelinck J.S. Bach Mozart and Scarlatti. Hill, Williams math associate professor, curates Griffin Hall Concerts.
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Williamstown
Mass
Victor Hill
Williams College
Hill
Rainer Schuetze
Jack Peters
Ken Bakeman
Seattle
University of California At Berkeley
Peters-Bakemann
Smithsonian Institution
Johann Jakob Froberger
Scarlatti
Henry Purcell
Griffin Hall
Purcell
Sweelinck
Almanac 1975 hits presses with humor and weather
The Farmers Almanac 1975 edition, in Lewiston Maine, ships five million copies with a 12 page calendar, weather forecasts, practical tips, recipes and humor. Ray Geiger edits the 158th edition, the 40th under his direction, promising eco friendly sponsors and a mix of wit and wisdom for the year.
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Farmers’ Almanac
Ray Geiger
Lewiston
Maine
Geiger
Almanac
Marlboro music to be aired on radio shows
Amherst radio listeners will hear Marlboro Music Festival and Music from Marlboro ensembles on WFCR 88.5 from 7 a.m. to noon and WAMC 90.3 from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday Oct 19. The program includes interviews taped at Rudolf Serkin's Vermont center and previews of the Clark Art Institute's Music from Marlboro tour opening Oct 24 in Williamstown.
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Mass
Robert J. Lurtsema
WFCR
Abany
WAMC
Rudolf Serkin
Vermont Music Center
Marlboro
Clark Art Institute
Williamstown
Lurtsema
Columbia Records
Marlboro Recording Society
Pablo Casals
Clark Institute
New Concert Hall
Mozart
Brahms
Dvorak
John Brooks
UNICEF urges aid to fight world eye disease
UNICEF NEW YORK reports more than 400 million people suffer trachoma. For five cents in a UNICEF trick n treat box, the United Nations Children’s Fund can provide antibiotic ointment to prevent blindness for one person.
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UPI
Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
George C. Scott Chooses Circle in the Square Run
George C. Scott signs on for a Circle in the Square Broadway production as part of his theater schedule. The celebrity actor joins the intimate stage with a new cast, drawing media attention and strong public interest.
Television Highlights Seasonable Movie With Alda Cast
United Press International previews ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week Playmates starring Alan Alda Barbara Feldon Doug McClure and Connie Stevens about two divorced men who befriend each other and secretly pursue each ex wife. At 9 p m Hawaii Five On CBS connects liquor store robberies and shootings to a five year old bank robbery unsolved. At 10 p m Barnaby Jones learns of a missing hit and run defendant who forfeited a large bond with Sheree North as a guest star friend of Barnaby.
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ABC
Alan Alda
Barbara Feldon
Doug McClure
Connie Stevens
CBS
Barnaby Jones
Sheree North
Barnaby
At the Movies Reviews and Theater Price Shifts
The New Yorker on Claudine and Death Wish. price cuts replaced by elimination of dollar night. Twin Cinemas offers Death Wish rated R while Cinema II shows Sleeper Bananas and Sex comedy. The Tamarind Seed earns strong praise from Manchester New Yorker. Contact Harte Cinemas for times and numbers.
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Diahann Carroll
James Earl Jones
Claudine
New Yorker
Harte
Twin Cinemas Cinema I
Cinema II
Woody Allen
Rock and New Albums Vie For Rock Fans In 1974
Fleetwood Mac gains mention as new stature rises for rock acts. Andy Kim leads with Rock Me Gently, a strong Cap itol release written and produced by Kim. Steppenwolf returns as a near match to their classic sound, despite a Nixon era track deemed weak. Doug Sahm delivers Groovers Paradise, a laid back Texan country rock set aided by Creedence alumni. Jethro Tull plans a November tour and War Child album while other acts tease future projects and live recordings.
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Andy Kim
Capitol
Neil Diamond
Diamond
Kim
Doug Sahm
Sir Douglas
Doug
Texas
Creedence
Cosmo” Clifford
Stu Cook
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Jethro Tull
Tull
Warchild
Fanny
Who
Keith Moon
Bad
Melody Maker
England
Mick Jagger
Elton John
U.S
David Bowie
Zoo World Magazine
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