Babe Ruth's America by Robert Smith review
A lively critique of Smith's history of Babe Ruth and the 1920s baseball world. The author blends Ruth's mythic persona with era anecdotes, from the 1919 World Series scandal to Boston society, Prohibition, and the Great Depression, aided by photographs.
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Zardoz and other films at local theaters this weekend
Harte reviews the disjointed Zardoz with Sean Connery and Boorman facing mixed reception. Cinemas II and Manchester show Herbie Rides Again and The White Dawn, with praises for the latter's depth. Bennington drive in headlines Woody Allen features Sleeper Bananas Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex.
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Master music cataloging born from computer aid gains early output
Musicdata, Inc. and librarians pursued a two volume chor al catalogue project titled Choral Music in Print after gathering catalogs from 300 publishers across multiple countries. Volume I Sacred music lists 46 388 works with cross references. Prices set at 25 and 35 dollars before Sept 30 rising afterward. Information available from Musicdata in Philadelphia. Eileen Brennan joins Bogdanovichs At Long Last Love cast.
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Sandburg’s Lincoln critique cites myth and bias
UPI reviewer Frank S. Sweatlow argues Sandburg’s six volume Lincoln biography mythologizes the president. The article reviews a TV dramatization directed by George Schaefer and written by James Prideaux, criticizing its romanticized portrayal and superficial historical treatment of Lincoln, Mary Todd, and Civil War context.
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