Cooke series to screen America at Clark Institute
Alistair Cooke presents America A Personal History of the United States in 13 one hour films at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Williamstown starting Sept 17. Free public screenings offered by Williams College Library with episodes shown Fridays at 1 pm and Sundays at 4 pm through Dec 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Free Library
Henry VIII
National Endowment For the Humanities
British Broadcasting Corporation
British Society of Film and Television Art
Barbara Henry
Williamstown
Mass
Alistair Cooke
America
United States
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
Williams College
Sage City Symphony Opens Fifth Season in Bennington County
Sage City Symphony begins its fifth season with a 6 30 Sunday rehearsal in North Bennington Elementary School. conductor Louis Calabro leads about 65 volunteers in Dvorak New World Symphony and new Richter commission for the Oct 17 concert. Concerts are free and listeners welcome. auditions noted with Christine Graham at 375 6766.
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Sage City Symphony
Louis Calabro
North Bennington
Bennington
Dvorak
New World Symphony
Marga Richter
Sage City
Calabro
Symphony
Christine Graham
Williamstown Village Press debuts with Alice family
The Williamstown Village Press, a weekly in Williamstown, will debut next week with Michele Alice as editor, sister Kim as publisher and reporter, Anna Alice Steiner as business manager and reporter, and David Steiner as commercial artist. The eight page issue costs 25 cents and aims to expand to 12 pages soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Michele Alice
Kim
Anna Alice Steiner
David Steiner
Alice
Arts Council to Meet in Windsor Mill Sept 13
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts board meets Monday September 13 at 7 30 p m at the Windsor Mill. New executive director Dale Kurlander to be introduced. Membership campaign launched with tiers from 5 to 100 plus dollars offering 10 percent event discounts and tax deductible donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Windsor Mill
Arts Council
Dale Kurlander
Gurney’s WASP themes in Oldcastle Theatre shows
MIT literature teacher and playwright A R Gurney Jr. writes Cory and Who Killed Richard Cory? and Scenes from American Life. His works reflect a waning WASP culture, with recent revivals including Children at Manhattan Theatre Club and Richard Cory at Oldcastle.
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A. R. Gurney Jr
Richard Cory
Oldcastle Theatre Company
Memorial Hall
Wilmington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Mit
Lincoln Center
Forum Theatre
Williamstown Theatre
Gurney
London
the Times
Arthur Miller
New York
Manhattan Theatre Club
Circle Repertory Company
Oldcastle
Collette Chagnon
Marshal B. Williams
Richard Howe
Shelli DuBofs
A.R. Gurney Jr
Mount Anthony Auditorium
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Cory
China Reborn at P-M House in North Bennington
A Park-McCullough House eight week course led by John Watt PhD begins Sept 21 exploring The Cultural Revolution Philosophical Basis of Chinese Society and Emergence of Modern China with emphasis on agrarian roots. Slides from Watt's trip supplement discussion and a Chinese porcelain exhibit. Enrollment limited to 20 with fees 35 non members 30 members. Call 442-2747 for info. John Watt appears on On The House on WBTN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao Tse-Tung
China
John Watt
Park-McCullough House
North Bennington
Watt
People’s Republic
Association
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Clark Institute
Berkshire County
Alice Said
Ana
P-M
Park-McCullough
WBTN
Nicr
Spring Street
Triffant
Claire Maurier
Albert Remy
New York Times
New York Film Critics
Loyang
People’s Republic of China
Lee
Larry Piekos
Main ST. Bennington
Starlight
Rt. 7
Ashford Mass
Pittsfield
Tel
Gala Johnis
Walker St
Rte
Lenox
Pittsfield Health Food Centre
North St
Northside Drive
DERBY
David Carrad'ne
Jackson County
Yvette Mimieux
Ea Peis Ab
Nadead
Vermont
SAT. & Sun
Iron Kettle Restaurant
Shaftsbury
Billy Dee Williams
James Earl Jones
Richard Pryor
Matinee Sat
SUN
Hoosick Falls
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