Nevers' Band of Concord marches through history since 1861
Nevers' Band, formed in 1861 when Gov. Berry signed War Order 15, has lived on in Concord NH. It served with the Third New Hampshire Volunteers, marched with Gen. Sherman, played for the Russo Japanese Peace Treaty signing in Portsmouth in 1904, and now performs 30 to 40 concerts yearly around New Hampshire including Mt. Sunapee tours. The 25 member group, led by Paul T. Giles, preserves a long tradition with old instruments, Sousa marches, and a mix of classical and pop works.
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N.H
UPI
Nevers
New Hampshire
Georgia
Gen. Sherman
Portsmouth
Prince Charles
Mt. Sunapee State Park
Maine Street
Nathaniel Berry
Gustavus Ingall
Berry
Joneses
Paul T. Giles
N.M. Gove
Giles
Leroy Anderson
John Philip Sousa
New England
Musicians’ Union
National Guard
Manchester
Kay Starr's Again revival fuels nostalgia in pop mix
UPI reports Kay Starr tone endures through decades in Kay Starr's Again. The Capitol reissue ST 11321 revives her classic big hits including Bonaparte's Retreat. The package aims to guide middle aged listeners and inspire young singers with Starr's enduring style.
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William D. Laffler
New York
UPI
Kay Starr
Harry Truman
Kay
Bonaparte
Contradiction in Hollywood Roles for Women Sparks Debate
A New York Times piece reports feminists and filmmakers lament the dearth of meaningful female roles in American cinema. Panelists note male-dominated guilds, lingering power gaps, and a shift from strong leading women of the 1930s and 40s to youthful sex-object parts.
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New York
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Katharine Hepburn
Rosalind Russell
Bette Davis
Roper
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
Elliott Gould
George Segal
California
Donnell Library Center
U.S.A
Eleanor Perry
Miss Perry
Producers’ Guild
Directors’ Guild
Writers Guild
Joan Hackett
Molly Haskell
Phyllis Chesler
Amalie Rothschild
Miss Hackett
Miss Haskell
Haskell
Marilyn Monroe
Jayne Mansfield
Robert Altman
Jm.a.8.h
McCabe
Mrs. Miller
Jane Fonda
Karen Black
Marsha Mason
Jacqueline Bisset
Lauren Hutton
Violinist Kyung-Cha Chung Headlines Dartmouth Series
Top Korean violinist Kyung-Wha Chung, called the greatest woman violinist, performs at Hopkins Center in Spaulding Auditorium Sunday with Beethoven, Grieg, and a Kreisler tribute on the Dartmouth Series. Accompanied by Samuel Sanders, she plays on the Harrison Stradivarius. tickets available at the Hopkins box office.
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Hanover
N.H
Kyung-Cha
Chung
Hopkins Center
Spaulding Auditorium
Beethoven
Grieg
Fritz Kreisler
Dartmouth
Miss Chung
Seoul Philharmonic
Julliard School
New York
Leventritt
der Abend
Berlin
Ginette Neveu
Morgenpost
Hamburg
Harrison
Stradivarius
Samuel Sanders
Vivaldi
Kyung-Wha Chung
Seoul
Nice
FCC rules children shows with fewer ads
Washington based report states the FCC plans to require more children focused TV time with less advertising after a three year study. Renewal of licenses will hinge on guidelines demanding a reasonable amount of educational programming and inclusion of preschool needs beyond weekends. Clear separation of content from commercials is urged alongside a ban on host selling and similar blurring techniques.
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UPI
Federal Communications Commission
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National Association of Broadcasters’ Code
Association of Independent Television Stations
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