Autumn music season opens with classic releases in New York
New York arts rundown notes Philip s and Columbia reissues of Brahms concertos by Grumiaux and Stern with Ormandy and Bernstein. Arrau's Beethoven concerto No 4 with Haitink at the Concertgebouw, plus Ravel left hand concerto with Boulez. Jazz updates highlight Miles Davis, Ahmad Jamal, and Don Shirley. Multiple regional arts events listed from North Bennington to Montpelier and Hanover with dates, venues, and ticket info.
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Wilsur G. Landrey
New York
UPI
Peking
Saigon
New Delhi
Cairo
Columbia
Isaac Stern
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Grumiaux
Stern
Brahems
Grimiaux
Philips
Claudio Arrau
Beethoven
Arrau
Concertgebouw Orchestra
Amsterdam
Bernard Haitink
Colimbia
Ravel
Philippe Entremont
Cleveland Orchestra
Pierre Boulez
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops Orchestra
Alec Guiness
Pro
North Bennington
Bennington College
North Bennington Firehouse
George McGovern
Tom Brockway
Dizzy
Bird
Finckel
Miles Davis
Montpelier
Vermont Philharmonic
New
Hilharmonic
Copeland
Rimskey-Koryakov
Bancroft Dwinell
Alvin Ailey Theatre tonight at Adams Memorial Theatre
Dance entry notes Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre performs tonight at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College campus. Box office: 418 AsB-3002. Also Middlebury College Wright Memorial Theatre hosts a student production A Good Man Charlie Brown ending today with matinee 2 PM and 8 PM show. box office SBB-2865.
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Williamstown
Mass
Alvin Alley American Dance Theatre
Adams Memorial Theatre
Willams College
Middlebury
Chariie Brown
Wright Memorial Theatre
Middlebury College
Moyers to helm new One Nation series on Vermont ETV
Bill Moyers, former Newsday publisher and LBJ aide, returns to public TV with One Nation a weekly series for Vermont ETV and national stations. The program will explore American nationhood migration ethnicity education and shifts in major institutions using regional correspondents and producer reporters.
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Burlington
Bill Moyers
Public Broadcasting Service
Public Television
Hat &3
Vermont
ETV
Mayera
Newsday
Lyndon ‘B. Johnson
America
Moyers
Beverly Ryan
Gallup Organization
A.C. Nielson Company
Newsweek Magazine
Cinema line up boosts MGM classics and risqué fare
Cinema I showcases Gone With the Wind to lure crowds with Scarlett and Rhett. Bitterflies Are Free at Cinema III stars Goldie Hawn. Williams College offers The Damned and The Devils as a double feature. Hathaway's North Hookick drive-in advertises Ginger The Love Object and Horn Island of Erotica with multiple showtimes.
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MGM
Focal
Cinema I
Scarlett
Rhett
GWTW
Wayvema
Cinema III
Goldie Haws
New York
Williamstown College
Hathaway
the North Hoogick
N.Y
Love and romance lure readers to travel hideaways
The piece highlights Cosmopolitan’s love themed appeals and places for romance. It cites Stephen Birnbaum’s article on the top 10 love destinations including Inn at the Shaker Mill Farm in New Lebanon New York and other retreats in Germany Ireland Austria Ireland Peru and Mexico. It notes Birnbaum’s ties to Golf magazine and reports a surge of inquiries from readers and hotel chains after the magazine feature.
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Milton
Bass
Hitler
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Disraeli
Stephen
Birnbaum
Germany
Ireland
Colombia
Austria
Japan
Nova Scotia
Peru
Bermuda
Mexico
United States
Shaker Mill Farm
New Lebanon
N.Y
Hera
Tagram Paperny
Golf Magazine
Papemy
Turvin
New York
Rathenberg
Rosapenna
Vienna
Machu Picchu
Bimbaum
CATV Expands While Networks Face Competition
A 1970 snapshot notes CATV serving about 4.5 million U.S. households across 4,300 communities as networks struggle with declining revenue, rising costs, and FCC pressure. Cable promises many new channels and services, yet economic limits and regional ad reach may curb its fight against traditional broadcasters.
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FCC
CBS News
Richard Salant
Leon Paperner
Antenna TV
CATV
America
Ut Ie
Bennington
Ueg
Entreprenees
Cldjnat Teat Iarith Eas
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Visual Arts
Brahms
Arthur Grumiaux
Brahms New Philharmonis Orchestra
Colin Davis
Haitink
Concertgebouw
Mavel
Europe
William D. Laffler
Davis
Satchmo
Gillespie
Spain
Prestige
Thelonious
Monk
Charles Mingus
John Lewis
Horace Silver
John Coltran
Sonny Rollins
Milt Jackson
Percy Health
Bags' Groove
Man I Love
Clea
Rudy van Gelder
Don Shirley
Ahmad Jamal
Atlantic
Shirley
Chopin
Impulse
Montreux
Bogota
Richard Evans
Jamal
Ahmad
Gerry Mulligan
A&m
Newport
Dave Brubeck
Herbie Hancock
Warner Bros
Cannonball Adderley
Capital
Pittsfield
Rhiela Somers Rinehart
Old Bennington
Berkshire Museum Auxilliary
Hanover
N.A
Walker Evans
Tafle-Friede Gallery
Hopkins Center
Evan
Ufe
Troy
Union College
Mount Holyoke College
Joseph Hayden
Williams College Music Department
Julius Heggi
Tompson Memorial
Williams Tre
Mozart
Toy
Chicago
Apt Armory
Wenesday
Pam
Dartmout College
Bannington
Treesbar
Greater Bennington Chamber of Ccenmeice
Wnet In
Hathaway's
Wict Vallasse Fospok
Mammoth Mart
Merle
U.S
People’s Republic of China
Federal Communications Commission
Paul Klein
Newton Minnow
Minnow
Ginger
Jloh
OK Pca
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
Minerva Books
Monument
Maza Hennington
Jerry & Louise Frank
Navy
Nate
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