Book about Judy mostly reportage by Mel Torme
Mel Torme writes The Other Side of the Rainbow about Judy Garland and her CBS TV variety series from 1963. The book highlights Torme as Garland’s friend and musical material writer and advisor, noting his varied career in singing acting composing and writing.
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Hollywood
UPI
Mel Torme
Judy Garland
Torme
Mickey Rooney
Mel
Torrie
Judy
Miss Garland
Bob and Ray Bring Two Man Satire to Broadway Stage
UPI notes at the John Golden Theater a two-man radio born satire Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding deliver sharp interviews with no action, directing by Joseph Hardy. Broadway also shifts Richard Rodgers musical Two by Two to Nov 10, Helen Hayes turns 70, and many film and book items fill the arts beat with names like Judy Garland, Torrie, Segal, and more.
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New York
UPI
John Golden Theater
Bob
Ray
Bob Elliott
Ray Goulding
Joseph Hardy
Elliott
Goulding
Richard Rodger
Danny Kaye
Imperial Theatre
Helen Hayes
Constance Towers
Ari
Leon Uris
Delly’s Oracle opens in Berkshire with Ben Barber
Ben Barber novelist and political science professor discusses theatre alive yet fickle. His Berkshire Playhouse run for Delly's Oracle features six carnival seekers learning personal truths amid illusion and reality. Barber's career spans Rutgers Penn Yale Harvard and a family rooted in Broadway and Federal Theatre. Praeger will publish Superman and Common Men next month.
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Ben Barber
Delly
Berkshire Playhouse
Philip
Berkshires
Ben
Federal Theatre
Doris Frankel
Ma Perkins
Stockbridge School
Barber
Praeger
New Books at Bennington Library Showcase Variety
A list of new arrivals across genres at Bennington Library includes Adams Democracy: An American Novel and The Morning Watch by Agee. Also featured are Gathered works by Austen, Asimov, Traven, Trevor, and Hesse among many authors.
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Bennington
Adams
Washington, D.C
Grant Agee
Morning Watch
Tennessee
Aiken
Allen
Oregon
Ashford
Asimov
Auchincloss
Austen
Mansfield Park
Jane
Northanger Abbey
Jane Austen
Bellow
Beethovens Galaxy Trio A Tel Aviv Studio Recording
A five record Columbia Masterworks set by Istomin Stern and Rose documents Beethoven trios from Op 1 1791 to Archduke Op 97 1811. The ensemble earns high praise for lyric violin precise piano and steady cello with minor noise in last disc. A definitive historical recital and ideal study tool.
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Tel Aviv
Beethoven
Columbia Records
Eugene Istomin
Isaac Stern
Leonard Rose
Istomin
Stern
Rose
Haydn
Joseph Weigl
Irving Kolodin
Columbia
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Davis
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Ehrmann
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Greisman
J. K. Lasser
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Bildy
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Record Review
Harte Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Acarlo Pont
David Lean
Boris Pasternaks
Doctor Zhivago
Panavision
RT. 67
Athaway
Tonite
Sunday Mae
Susanne
Lola Garda Aino
A-M Film Distributors Inc
Senator Prouty
Congressional Quarterly
U. S. Senate
Vermont
Senator
Prouty
Frank Dion
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