Heifetz Menuhin Recordings Highlight Classical and Jazz
New York reports on Heifetz delivering Schubert with bold liberties and lush singing lines, Brooks Smith at piano, plus Menuhin exploring viola and violin concertos. RCA and Angel label classic recordings, while Gibbons and Deller offer early English consort tones. Elvis era rock lore and radio nostalgia finish the musical panorama.
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The Tenants review by Fred Stocking
A critical reading of Bernard Malamud's The Tenants explores how Lesser and Willie embody racial anxieties in New York, their brutal clash, and the novel's struggle between despair and comic relief. The reviewer praises Malamud's humane vision and his ability to use humor to temper tragedy.
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Best Sellers and TV Plans Highlight 1972 Entertainment News
UPI lists top fiction and nonfiction titles from Exorcist to Wounded Knee with Dylan none. Otto Preminger signs to produce direct and star in Open Question for ABC TV with Dean Martin Tucson Open golf event set for January with NBC telecast and TV casting notes for Charles Nelson Reilly on Arnie.
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New York theater news on Bess Myerson proposed ad rules to curb misused review quotes. Sleuth continues to draw audiences as cast changes unfold in London and New York. Palomar to film in England with Mankiewicz directing. Cleavon Little joins The David Frost Revue cast while Arthur Miller's new play to be staged by Harold Clurman and Robert Whitehead marks a Lincoln Center reunion.
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