Exhibition of Works by Karl Steucklen Opens at Big House
The Big House hosts a Karl Steucklen exhibition with a 4 to 6 p.m. reception and a covered dish ham supper catered by Prospect School parents. Music and contra-dancing on the porch accompany the event. Reservations: Prospect School at 442-6333. Steucklen, born Leipzig 1940, moved to Vermont in 1970 and lives in Sandgate. The show runs at Park-McCullough House until Oct 16, open weekdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and weekends 1 to 4 p.m.
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TV Highlights Major Nightline Lineup On NBC CBS ABC PBS
NBC airs Little House on the Prairie at 8pm with Mary fitted for eyeglasses. CBS features Cannon episode The Deadly Conspiracy part 1 with Barnaby Jones crossfire. NBC also presents Doctors Hospital with Elizabeth Hartman and Larry Hagman. ABC offers That’s My Mama at 8 30 and Baretta at 9. PBS runs Feeling Good Grow Growing Groan and Man Builds Man Destroys Saving a Big Land. ABC's When Things Were Rotten with Sid Caesar as French ambassador and Tony Orlando and Dawn appear.
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Sage City Symphony Opens 1975 76 Season In North Bennington
Sage City Symphony begins its fourth year with 50 players rehearsing Beethoven Seventh and Elgar Cello Concerto under Louis Calabro. The Oct 26 program features James Yannatos conducting his premiere American Rituals and Cathy Marker's La Poulet sans Tete, with Barbara Mallow as soloist in Edgar. Rehearsals run Sundays 6:30 pm at North Bennington School. concerts Dec 14, Mar 14, and May 15, 1976.
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Old movie stars return to the screen aging icons back in roles
Hollywood shows a wave of veteran actors returning to film and stage. Roy Rogers and Joel McCrea lead comebacks in westerns while stars like George Burns Fred Astaire and Ray Bolger revive careers. Others including Cary Grant James Cagney and Greta Garbo linger near retirement.
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