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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1975
Page
9
New York writer notes a varied Wednesday schedule with Roots and popular series like Starsky and Hutch Doctors Hospital and Kate McShane shaping the night lineup. Networks push diverse dramas and comedies as audiences seek familiar favorites.
Hollywood dispatch reports the Democratic Party will use the film Give Em Hell Harry to raise funds for the 1976 campaign. Showman Bill Sargent sells Sept 23 previews in 250 theaters, with ticket prices as high as the market bears. He expects over $2 million, even as sales vary by city. Local orgs host dinners and lobbies offer beer as part of premieres.
Hollywood notes report Jaws becoming the top grossing film in cinema history with $124.3 million in 78 days in the United States and Canada, surpassing The Godfather. Foreign grosses start later, while other items discuss potential biopics and TV schedules.
UPI reviewer surveys top flute recordings featuring Jean-Pierre Rampal and partners, including Bach works for solo flute on RCA Erato CRL 3 5820 and Rampal's jazz collaboration with Claude Bolling. Also notes modern flutists like Lily Laskine and Michel Debost, plus a French Grand Prix du Disque winner Leclair duo recording.
NBC airs The Little House on the Prairie season premiere. CBS features Cannon with a deathbed confession. ABC offers That's My Mama and Starsky and Hutch premieres. PBS presents Feeling Good on smoking among women and Man Builds, Man Destroys The Numbers Game. NBC also debuts Doctors Hospital, while CBS runs Kate McShane and Petrocelli season premieres. The listings include classical music releases and notable recordings by Emanuel Ax and other artists.
West Fulton New York actor John McGiver known for Midnight Cowboy Breakfast at Tiffanys and The Manchurian Candidate died likely of a heart attack Tuesday He was 62 and died on arrival at Community Hospital Cobleskill He lived in West Fulton with widow Ruth and 10 children McGiver left teaching drama at Christopher Columbus High School to pursue acting on stage television and film He studied at Fordham and Columbia universities and once taught Anna Italiano who became Anne Bancroft
Dorset Playhouse escapes uncertainty as Pat and Fred Carmichael step down. Jill and John Charles Nassivera, longtime summer company members, announce plans to produce the next season in Dorset. Charles, a McGill English professor, and Jill, active in theatre, have roots in the company dating to 1967.
Michaels' company aims to preserve the summer theatre charm in Dorset while courting a broader audience with a second generation approach. The Newport Rhode Island dock hosts a replica of the British frigate that blockaded the seaport during the American Revolution.
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