Williamstown hosts U S first of Ann Halprin work Trans formations
Williams dancers workshop brings Ann Halprin and her San Francisco Dancers Workshop Company to Adams Memorial Theatre for the first U S showing of Trans formations. The two week NEA tour ends at New York City Center with critics and students from Bennington Smith North Adams SUNY Hampshire Mt Holyoke Skidmore U Mass Vassar Boston Univ NYU.
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Adams Memorial Theatre
Ann Halprin
San Francisco
U.S
Miss Halprin
National Endowment of the Arts
New York City Center
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New York
Boston
Bennington
Smith
North Adams
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Hampshire
Mt. Holyoke
Skidmore
U. of Mass
Vassar
Boston University
New York University
Emma Willard
Troy
Buxton
Beethoven Hammerklavier Sonata Review by Delos Smith
Rudolf Serkin’s recording of Beethoven Hammerklavier offers a profound, moving account that justifies its status as the composer’s greatest piano sonata. The piece challenges performers to connect deeply with listeners, making public performances formidable and rewarding.
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Delos Smith
New York
UPI
Rudolf Serkin
Beethoven
Columbia
Tchaikovsky
Angel
Alexis Weissenberg
Orchestra de Paris
Herbert von Karajan
RCA
Polonsky plans three films after Tell Them Willie Boy
Director Abraham Polonsky, fresh from Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here, edits Romance of a Horse Thief with stars Yul Brynner Eli Wallach Jane Birkin and Lainie Kazan. He outlines Mario and the Magician with David Haft in Italy and two other projects The Ramayana and Childhoods End, plus preparations for The Tin Men with Michael Frayn.
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New York
Abraham Polonsky
Hollywood
Willie Boy
Allied Artists
Yul Brynner
Eli Wallach
Jane Birkin
Lainie Kazan
Mario and
the Magician
Thomas Mann
Mann
Polonsky
Mussolini
Italy
David Haft
Best Sellers list from United Press International
A historical list of top fiction and nonfiction titles from United Press International. Notable entries include The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty and The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth, with various other novels, biographies, and cultural works cited.
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United Press International
Frederick Forsyth
Thomas Tryon
Is broadcasting too important to be left to broadcasters
Milton R Bass argues broadcasting is now a public trust with courts affirming the air waves belong to the people. He notes minority groups and critics pressuring stations over hiring and balance, while some broadcasters fear profit loss. He calls for clear FCC or congressional rules to resolve the power struggle between haves and have nots.
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Federal Communications Commission
Nixon
Congress
Opening Tonight at McCullough Mansion Exhibit
Kevin Thibodeau, a 23 year old painter and architect, presents a one man show of aluminum light panels at the McCullough Park Foundation in North Bennington. The opening frames a year of pivotal choices as he treats light as the most elemental communication tool.
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McCullough Park Foundation
North Bennington
Kevin Thibodeau
Thibodeau
Light and Revelation in Thibodeau’s Art Show
A critic describes Thibodeau’s exhibition exploring light as knowledge and resurrection, noting the artist’s shift to self-contained aluminum panels etched with geometric forms. The display, titled with abstract names like Follicalbecans and Foresymphysiskin, opens 7 to 10 p.m. and runs through Oct. 31.
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Thibodeau
Never Never Land
Prize winning Webb painting joins Abbey Museum collection
Virginia Webb of Manchester earned third prize in Benedictine Art Awards 1969. Her $500 work featuring a Benedictine bottle was selected for permanent display at the Abbey Museum in Fecamp, France, among six works chosen by French curators during their New York visit. The national contest is open to American artists over 21, requiring incorporation of the Benedictine bottle in the artwork.
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William D. Laffler
New York
UPI
Spike Jones
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Tchaikovsky
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Bizet
Ponchielli
Weaver
Knuckles O’toole
ABC 740
O'Toole
Enoch Light
Nola
Joe
O’toole
ABC
Manchester
Virginia Webb
Abbey
Benedictine Abbey
Fecamp
France
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