Hatch Collection Exhibit Opens at Clark Art Institute
A Hatch collection exhibit opens at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williams town on Tuesday Nov 1 at 4 30 pm with Gary Burger delivering opening remarks. The display features One Hundred American Drawings from the Hatch Collection dating 1760 to 1910 and touring in England France and Ireland before its U S debut.
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Williamstown
Mass
Gary Burger
Massachusetts Council On the Arts and Humanities
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
John Davis Hatch
England
France
Ireland
Copley
Benjamin West
John Greenwood
Earl of Chatham
Tate Gallery
London
West
George III
Thomas Sully
General Lafayette
City Hall
Philadelphia
Winslow Homer
National Gallery
Washington
New England
Thomas Cole
Jean
George Bellows
Elinor
Anne
Albright-Knox
Buffalo
Hatch
College Art Association
Master Drawing Association
Jakob Rosenberg
S. Lane Faison Jr
Williams College
Winslow Ames
University of Rhode Island
John Wilmerding
Dartmouth College
Williams College-Clark Art Institute
Institute
Third Music in the Round concert in Williamstown
Music in the Round presents its third concert in Thompson Memorial Chapel featuring Williams Trio Julius Heggs Douglas Moore and Charles Joseph performing Shostakovich Trio No 2 Bartok Sonata No 1 and Brahms Quintet with a string quartet plus clarinet. Admission 2 with half price for students and free with Williams College I D call (413) 597-2127 for details.
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Williamstown
Mass
Music In
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Williams
Julius Heggs
Douglas Moore
Charles Joseph
Shostakovich
Charlotte Hegyi
Bartok
Susan Hohenberg
Julius
Lisa He
Hegyi
Williams College I.D
Williams Trio
Miss Margarida's Way sparks Broadway crowd laughter and shock
Estelle Parsons stars as a volatile eighth grade teacher in Miss Margarida's Way, a single-set one-woman piece at the Ambassador Theatre. The performance dazzles with ghastly makeup and rapid shifts from tirade to tenderness, while critics note some crowd-pleasing moments may fade in a larger house.
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York
UPI
Ae Arida
Estelle Parsons
Miss Margarida
Ambassador Theatre
Miss Parson
Roberto Athayde
Broadway
New York
Cherry Lane
Christopher Lee
Bob Hall
Marvel Comics
David Richmond
Abbott and Costello
Dracula
Christopher Bernau
Count Dracula
Prince of Darkness
Elliott Wileen
Ballet dancer Villella teaches athletes dance benefits
Edward Villella, longtime principal dancer with the New York City Ballet, led a workshop at the University of Bridgeport showing athletes and coaches how ballet principles can boost agility and reduce injuries. He cited football, basketball, and boxing as beneficiaries and emphasized full-body movement and ankle articulation.
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Bridgeport, Conn
UPI
America
Edward Villella
Bridgeport
Villella
New York City Ballet
New Jersey
New York State Maritime College
Osborne to form British Playwrights Mafia to rough up critics
London the playwright John Osborne announced creating a British Playwrights Mafia to rough up critics who write offending reviews. He placed a Times ad recruiting on October 17 at 12 00 hours and singled out a New Statesman critic as the target. The move sparked satire from The Sunday Times and colleagues, noting past clashes with critics.
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London
UPI
John Osborne
Osborne
London Times
New Statesman
Action Committee
Playwrights Mafia
Living Daylights
Sunday Times
Scoppettone Explores Sorrow in Some Unknown Person
Sandra Scoppettone, recovering alcoholic and lesbian author, discusses her novel Some Unknown Person a fictionalized take on Starr Faithfull. She portrays sorrow and human frailty, noting guilt as a ruling force and reflecting on Faithfulls controversial death and a life marked by addiction.
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Peter Costa
New York
UPI
Sandra Scoppettone
Starr Faithfull
Boston
Miss Faithfull
Long Island
Scoppettone
Ms. Scoppettone
Harpsichord Concert Moves to St John’s Church
Griffin Hall Concerts move to St John’s Episcopal Church in Williamstown on Thursday November 3 at 8 p m for a two harpsichords program by Victor Hill and Polly Mattson. Works include Bach concerti and a Handel Water Music arrangement plus pieces by Pasquini Couperin and Rameau. Concerts are sponsored by Williams College and free to the public.
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Williamstown
Mass
Griffin Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Victor Hill
Polly Mattson
Hill
St. John’s
Griffin
Bach
Mattson
Hil
Pasquini
Couperin
Rameau
Wellesley College
St. John’s Church
Williams College
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Metropolitan Museum
Vanity Fair
The
Costume Institute
Bunyan
Brahms
Ms. Hohenberg
Berkshire Symphony
Richard Muhlfeld
Philip Radcliffe
Grove
Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Fred T. Ferguson
George Street Playhouse
New Brunswick
N.J
Dracula Theatrical Company
P.S
Frederick M. Winship
Thea Musgrave
Atlantic
New York City Opera
Julius Rudel
NYCO
Miss Musgrave
Carl Toms
New York State Theater
Paris
Nadia Boulanger
University of California
Santa Barbara
Colin Graham
David Holloway
the Count
Frances Bible
Sandra Walker
Richard T. Gill
Joan Davies
Cynthia Clarey
Diana Soviero
Miss Clarey
Fellini
Lincoln
Bennington
Ples
Lamp Post
Christopher Hampton
Edward Bond
Charles Wood
David Storey
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
the Elks
Harry Ends
Tues
Cindy Williams
Cinera 1
Gago Eca
MacArthur
Vermont
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