Sarnoff urges new fund-raising to aid arts deficit
RCA Chairman Robert W. Sarnoff warned that the U.S. arts deficit could exceed 1 billion dollars a year and may triple by 1980. Speaking at Loyola Marymount University he urged businesslike arts management and outlined three fundraising ideas including a tax checkoff for the National Endowment for the Arts and broader federated community fund drives.
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RCA
Robert W. Sarnoff
Loyola Marymount University College of Fine and Communication Arts
Sarnoff
Business Committee For the Arts
Frost home in Ripton featured on New England TV special
A Boston station filmed a 10 minute segment at Robert Frost's Ripton cabin for broadcast Oct 23 across six New England outlets. Prof Reginald L. Cook of Middlebury College read poems and discussed Frost memories. The program includes cabin interiors and photos of Frost at Ripton and Bread Loaf, with broader arts funding remarks by David Sarnoff on matching grants and federal support.
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Middlebury College
Robert Frost
Ripton
Boston
New England
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Wcvb Channel 5
Frost
Channel 22
Burlington
Channel 8
Poland Springs
Maine
Channel 5
Bangor
Presque Isle
Channel 10
Providence
R.I
Reginald L. Cook
Bread Loaf School of English
Bread Loaf School of English and Writers
Concentus Musicus to Perform in Williamstown Oct 31
The Vienna based ensemble Concentus Musicus will give a Thompson Concert in Chapin Hall at 3 30 p m Thursday Oct 31 in Williams College Williamstown marking the end of their U S tour of 21 cities The program includes works by Biber Bach Fux Moffat and Armonico Tributo with a 12 member chamber orchestra history notes their U S debut in 1966 and repeated invitations since.
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Mass
Concentus Musicus
Thompson
Chapin Hall
United States
Concentus Musica Instrumentalis
Sinfonia
Johann Josef Fux
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber
Georg Moffat
Johann Sebastian Bach
Nikolas Harnoncourt
Alice Harnoncourt
Vienna Symphony
Per
Brattleboro benefit concert features historic chamber program
A 8 p.m. Brattleboro Center for the Performing Arts concert raises funds for the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution. Performers Gudren Gay Ernestine Shor Peggy James Tim Merton John Serkin Mary Lou Wittig and Alex Ogele join ensembles and early instrument groups, with Haydn Mozart and Beethoven works on the program. Proceeds support nuclear pollution advocacy.
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Brattleboro
New England Coalition
Gudren Gay
Ernestine Shor
Peggy James
Tim Merton
John Serkin
Mary Lou Wittig
Alex Ogele
Marlboro
Munich Conservatory
Sarah Lawrence
Julliard
Dorothy de Loy
Robert Koff
Kansas City Philharmonic
Vermont Symphony
Gudren
Eugene Symphony
Brattleboro Music Center
Ivan Galamian
Oscar Shumsky
Middle East
Cleveland Orchestra
Puerto Rico
Florida Symphony
Pennsylvania Ballet Company
Ft. Wayne
Marcel Moyse
Wagner College
New York
New York City
Brattleboro Center For the
Elliot St
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
What's Up Doc returns to Main Street theatre
At the Movies Harte presents the G rated comedy with Barbara Streisand and Ryan O'Neil in What's Up Doc. Twin Cinemas shows Death Wish rated R at Cinema I and Open Season rated R at Cinema II with Peter Fonda and William Holden. Manchester screens The Parallax View through Wednesday. Times via Harte 442-8500, Cinemas 442-8179, Manchester 362-1229.
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Peter Fonda
William Holden
Harte
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Manchester
Mayo and Mayo donate memorabilia to USC in California
Actress Virginia Mayo has donated her movie stage and radio memorabilia to the University of Southern California. The collection charts her rise in the 1940s and 1950s, including scrapbooks, scripts, vintage magazines, and fan letters from roles at Goldwyn and in films like The Kid from Brooklyn and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Virginia Mayo
University of Southern California
Goldwyn
Brooklyn
Walter Mitty
Broadway Southeast Themed Festival Starts With Medieval Play
The first program Medieval Festival features Everyman and The Second Shepherd's Play with Quayle in the title role. October and November tour Knoxville Memphis Chattanooga Nashville Greensboro Lexington Austin. Caxton Chaucer readings included. Vivian Beaumont and Mitzi E Newhouse offer Instant Charge tickets by phone charge to AmEx MasterCharge or BankAmericard members. Tickets available for pickup or mail. Instant Charge began at Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington DC.
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Everyman
Quayle
Knoxville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Greensboro
Lexington
Austin
Caxton and
Chaucer
Vivian Beaumont
Mitzi E. Newhouse
Lincoln Center
American Express
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
D. C
Best Sellers Fiction Centennial James A Michener
A compact list of top books across fiction and nonfiction with authors and notable works. Highlights include James A. Michener centennial edition and John le Carre spy novels, plus Peter Benchley and Ludlum thrillers alongside nonfic titles by Bernstein and Woodward and Ralph G. Martin.
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Tinker
John le Carre
Frederick Forsyth
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Josef de Sordi
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Kurt Theiner
Nicholas Harnoncourt
Andrea Catagneri
Paris
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Heinhard Ossenbrunner
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Leopold Stastny
A. Grenser
Dresden
Juerg Schaefflein
P. Paulhahn
Germany
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Himself
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Tauber
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University of Tennessee
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House of A Thousand Lanterns
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Watership Down
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Robert Ludlum
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Harry Lorayne
Jerry Lucas
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Dick Cavett
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