Dr Joyce Brothers to act on Police Woman debut
TV audience will see Dr Joyce Brothers, a psychologist and syndicated columnist, in a guest role as Esther Howell on NBCs Police Woman. She discusses acting origins, the one take performance, and her stance on women in law enforcement, noting women can diffuse violence and maintain calm under pressure.
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Wayne Dalton to perform Friday recital in Rutland
Wayne Dalton of Manchester will present a Friday 8 p.m. recital at Grace Congregational Church Lounge in Rutland featuring Schumann's Dichterliebe and Brahms songs plus works by Dalton. Edwin Lawrence accompanies on piano. Dalton holds a theology arts Ph.D. and serves as Minister of Art and Education at First Congregational Church Manchester. Lawrence, a SUNY Fredonia graduate, is an active composer and performer with military and Berlin ties. No admission charge.
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United Press International lists NBC at 8 p m showing Little House on the Prairie Town Party and Country Party. An injured girl learns to understand a crippled loner. At 8 30 p m ABC airs Death Cruise with Richard Long Polly Bergen and Edward Albert where three couples receive mysterious invitations to a cruise that is a one way passage to death. At 11 30 p m CBS presents The Dirty Dozen Late Movie repeat of the second half.
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Concert violinist May Be Wood Whittler Irving Wadler
Irving Wadler, 61, longtime Houston Symphony violinist, carves free form wooden sculptures during road tours and after rehearsals. He uses scraps like fence posts and logs, seeking a sensuous connection to wood, often turning art pieces into ideas for larger works.
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Dark Horse debut shines with Splinter album The Place I Love
George Harrison launches Dark Horse Records with Splinter’s The Place I Love, a near perfect debut featuring Bobby Purvis and Bill Elliott. Harrison produced with top session players, delivering crisp rock with Beatles-esque melodies. Album praised as a strong start for both Splinter and Dark Horse.
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Reviews of Knebel and Newman satire on language and power
Fletcher Knebel’s The Bottom Line offers a cinematic tale of a corporate empire’s green shift amid an exotic retreat with ecological desecration CIA plots and kidnapping while Edwin Newman’s Strictly Speaking savages misuse and excess in language, delivering witty sharp commentary on modern speech.
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At the Movies Harte Theatre Presents The White Dawn
The Harte Theatre shows The White Dawn starring Timothy Bottoms and Warren Oates, a film about Eskimo life rated GP after a prior summer run. It competes with Death Wish, and nearby cinemas feature The Poseidon Adventure style disasters, That's Entertainment, Animal Crackers, and more with local showtimes.
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Bill Moyers set for return to public TV with two specials
New York reports Bill Moyers, retired broadcaster, will appear on two public TV specials within three months. He will interview Gov. Malcolm Wilson and Rep. Hugh Carey on election night for WNET. A January 27, 1974 PBS program World Unite will be produced by Dick Hubert with shoots in several countries. Moyers eyes a possible regular or occasional return to public broadcasting amid funding efforts.
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Williams Choral Society concert tickets on sale now
Kenneth Roberts announces tickets for the November 22 Thompson Memorial Chapel concert by the Williams Choral Society with full symphony orchestra. Tickets available at Harts Drug Store and Williams College music department, with door sales. Call (413) 597-2127 for info.
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