Commemorations and Other Reviews of 1960s Works
United Press International critic Joan Hanauer reviews Commemorations by Hans Herlin, Humboldt's Gift by Saul Bellow, Money by John Kenneth Galbraith, and The Dragons at the Gate by Robert L. Duncan. The piece praises old fashioned novel structure, character depth, and suspense, noting each work's themes and tonal strengths.
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Joan Hanauer
United Press International
Hans Herlin
Eric Mosbacher
St. Martin’s
Germany
Hans Pikola
Pikola
Madrid
John Kenneth Galbraith
Houghton Mufflin
Rome
Washington, D.C
Galbraith
Robert L. Duncan
Morrow
Japan
CIA
Julie Nixon Eisenhower in talks on daytime talk show
Julie Nixon Eisenhower is developing a daytime talk show with Warner Bros Television. Edward Bleier says the format is in early stages and may be produced in New York or Washington. The show would be a discussion interview program highlighting her interviewing talents.
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New York
UPI
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Warner Bros. Television
Edward Bleier
Warner
Julie
Washington
Bleier
Eisenhower
Barbara Walters
NBC
Johnny Carson
Ms Magazine
Nixon
Gilbert and Sullivan centenary exploding with odd tributes
London hosts a flood of Gilbert and Sullivan centenary tributes from Hinge and Bracket to Black Mikado and an animated Deadeye Dick. The D'Oyly Carte company marks the year with three seasons, plus exhibitions at the Victoria and Albert Museum and revived Engaged.
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London
UPI
D’oyly Carte Company
W.S. Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
Gilbert
Trinidad
Sullivan
Ronald Searle
Gilbert and Sullivan
Holy Writ
Theater Carte
Savoy
Royal Festival Hall
Utopia Ltd
Sadler’s Wells Theater
Victoria and Albert Museum
National Theater
TV Highlights Evening Schedule Summary
NBC airs The Rich Little Show at eight. ABC presents Thats My Mama Clifton and the Kid. CBS offers Tony Orlando and Dawn with guests John Amos Mel Tillis Nancy Walker. PBS features Feeling Good Am I Blue with Johnny Cash and Nathan Kline. Cavett hosts. Jim Stafford Show with Arte Johnson Mitchum airs at 8:30. CBS 9 p.m. Cannon investigates police corruption. PBS at nine surveys British pop press and Slade reactions and Lorraine Hansberry stage selections Raisin in the Sun with Ruby Dee and Blythe Danner.
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NBC
Rich Little
ABC
Clifton
the Kid
CBS
Tony Orlando
Dawn
John Amos
Mel Tillis
Nancy Walker
PBS
Slade Begins Over in U.S. Push for Breakthrough
Noddy Holder says Slade will stay in the United States to build a crowd, working hard on tour rather than returning to Europe. The band stars in the film Flame about a mid-60s rock group, with Slade in Flame and its soundtrack gaining strong North American attention.
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Stones
New York
Slade
England
Europe
U.S
Gudbug T
Jane
Holder
America
London
Atlantic
New exhibitions open at SVAC this Saturday
Five one man shows and three group shows debut at the Southern Vermont Art Center this Saturday, Sept 6, running through Sept 21. A 3 to 5 pm opening reception invites all to meet the artists. admission is 50 cents, with free Tuesday and free Sunday afternoons, and children under 12 admitted free. The lineup includes Gloria Devereaux Wordsboro. Gunter Korus Gloversville NY. Philip Reisman NYC. Carl T. Lindsen Pittsford. Susan Smith Rutland. plus Roses in paintings and prints from Hunt Institute. Additional attractions include garden sculpture and a botany trail verification. The annual amateur and student photography exhibitions, juried and judged, are also on view alongside the center’s galleries and gardens.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Gloria Devereaux
Wordsboro
Gunter Korus
Gloversville
N.Y
Philip Rei
Carnegie-Mellon University
SVA
Don Gray
Art Center
Botany Trail
Curran Exhibit at Simon's Rock Library Gallery
Sculpture by Thomas G Curran of Chatham Center N Y is on display at Simon's Rock Library Gallery through Sept 26. Curran studied at Syracuse University and worked with kinetic sculptor George Rickey in East Chatham N Y. The exhibit features wood and cast cement works plus kinetic pieces in aluminum brass and steel, with daily hours 8 am to 11 pm and weekend hours noon to 11 pm. Also showing are student art collection paintings drawings prints and photographs.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Thomas G. Curran
Chatham Center
N.Y
Simon’s Rock College
Curran
Syracuse University
George Rickey
East Chatham
Rochester
Williamstown Theatre Festival season ends amid financial strain
Williamstown's 1975 season wrapped with Enemies earning praise from Berkshire Eagle and Albany Times Union while attendance averaged 69 percent. Despite strong shows like The Man Who Came To Dinner and Ring Round the Moon, overall box office hit 74.3 percent capacity, prompting urgent fundraising as September looms.
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Williamstown
Mass
Maxim Gorky
Williamstown Theatre Festival
Berkshire Eagle
Albany Times Union
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Irwin Shainman
Psacharopoulos
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