Popular songs of Greek composer back in the air
In Athens youths sing Mikis Theodorakis beneath the Acropolis as Greece lifts bans after a civilian government frees political prisoners and allows exiles to return. The composer resumes writing, records reappear in shops, and Plaka houses become informal clubs on hot summer nights.
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Hindenburg rebuilt for movie spectacle
Akron businessman George Lewis, chair of Akron Porcelain Co., spotted a flaw on the Universal Pictures set of The Hindenburg. Director Robert Wise halted production to consider his advice. Lewis, a former Goodyear Zeppelin Co. engineer, serves as technical adviser on the film starring George C. Scott.
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Local piano students gain Juilliard pre college entry
Three area piano students Tamar Witkin Polly van der Linde and Cathy Marker have been accepted to the Juilliard School of Music pre college division in New York City. They will attend Saturday classes in the city while continuing their weekday schooling. All study piano with Rosamond van der Linde of North Bennington.
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Isaac Witkin
Polly van der Linde
R. H. Vander Linde
Cathy Marker
Richard Marker
Juilliard School of Music
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Crosby quits pipe smoking amid lung troubles in Spokane
Bing Crosby halted his pipe smoking in January after lung abscess surgery and ongoing health issues. The Spokane stop came during a Gonzaga University fund drive led by Crosby and his wife Kathryn. The article blends Crosby’s health note with unrelated details about dirigibles and Greek nightlife, creating a fragmented, variable report.
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Men Who Made the Movies series on Vermont ETV
Eight veteran Hollywood directors are featured in a PBS program series The Men Who Made the Movies airing Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on Vermont ETV from Oct 25. Directors include Capra Cukor Hitchcock Hawks Minnelli Walsh Wellman and Vidor with interviews and film clips produced by Richard Schickel for Time.
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Camille
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Dukes of Dixieland Jazz at Dartmouth Hopkins Center
The Dukes of Dixieland bring their Dixieland repertoire to Spaulding Auditorium on Saturday Sept 28 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $4 and go on sale Sept 23. Dartmouth address and Hopkins Center Box Office provide further details.
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Mixed reviews and lineups at local cinemas this week
Gene Hackman and Liv Ullmann lead Zandys Bride with strong character work but a contrived plot leaving audiences unsatisfied. Streisands For Pete Sake and Owl and the Pussycat offer zany moments and a happy ending with George Segal opposing Streisand. Jeremiah Johnson remains a box office favorite with Redford portraying a romantic loner amid Camp drama.
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Twin Cinemas
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John Hubbard
New Books at Bennington Free Library Fiction
Bennington Free Library adds many new titles across fiction and juvenile shelves. Notable author picks include Poul Anderson The Many Worlds of Poul Anderson and Brautigan The Hawkline Monster. Several novels span romance mystery and historical settings with strong character focus and inventive plots.
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Krishnapur
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Toro
Jay
Lang
the Sword
Pontius Pilate
Magnuson
Helen
Grant
Murdoch
Nabokov
Orr
Robbins
Schaeffer
Anya
Smith
Jones Men
No retirement for Lucille Ball
Hollywood veteran Lucille Ball rejects retirement as she returns to television with a CBS hour-long special titled Happy Anniversary and Goodbye. She recalls ownership of Desilu Paramount and Universal ties, notes absence of Lucy in the new role, and says she will stay busy despite past pauses between projects. The special co stars Art Carney Nanette Fabray and Peter Marshall and airs November 19.
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