Back to Back One-Acts Duel at Dorset Playhouse
Dorset Playhouse opens two one act plays, Noel Coward Ways and Means and Edward Albee The American Dream, in a program staged by Patricia Wyn Rose. Cast includes Elizabeth Franz, Fred Carmichael, Patricia McGuire, Barry Dunleavey, Linda Brown Rue, Lucie Woolson, Charles Miller, and Robert Law. Albee's satire is judged stronger than Coward’s refined wit.
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Noel Coward
Edward Albee
Dorset Playhouse
Patricia Wyn Rose
Ways and Means
Stella Cartwright
Elizabeth Franz
Toby Cartwright
Fred Carmichael
Olive Lloyd-Ransome
Lucie Woolson
Lord Chapworth
Chaps
Charles Miller
Nanny Patricia McGuire
Murdock
Barry Dunneavey
Stevens Robert Law
Princess Elena Krassiloff
Linda Brown
Rue
the American Dream
Mommy Linda Brown
Rue Daddy
Grandma Patricia McGuire
Mrs. Barker
Man Robert Law
Dorset
French
Riviera
Coward
Caravan
Patricia McGuire
Barry Dunleavey
Linda Brown Rue
Robert Law
Albee
Sargent
Connaway and Son-in-Law To Talk on Paint and Music
A benefit program titled Moods in Music and Painting will be held at the Southern Vermont Art Center's music pavilion on Sunday September 30 at 2 p.m. Jay Connaway will speak with his son in law violinist Bernard Eichen and Julius Levine accompanist for an oils painting demonstration and a Bach Kriesler Beethoven Debussy Saint Saens recital. Proceeds go to the Connaway Fund to redecorate gallery spaces.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Jay Connaway
Pawlet
Bernard Eichen
Julius Levine
Bach-Kriesler
Beethoven
Debussy
Saint Saens
Connaway
Connaway Fund
Art Center
SVA
Cleveland
Efrem Zimbalist
Curtis Institute of Music
N.B.C. Symphony Orchestra
Arturo Toscanini
Leonebel Connaway
Eichen
Fargo
N.D
DePauw University
Julliard School
New York
Nuclear Blast Detectors Strung Across Nation
Las Vegas report details a nationwide network of 99 critical target area detectors used to detect nuclear blasts. Western Union operates the sensors mounted on poles and in strategic centers including the Pentagon, providing instant notice to assist life saving decisions.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force Association
United States
Air Force
Western Union
Pentagon
North Bennington church youth group plans first fall outing
The Meth Con youth group from the North Bennington Congregational and Shaftsbury Methodist Churches will meet on Sunday Sept 23 at 2 pm to journey to Mount Snow. Bring spending money and a picnic supper. swim attire advised. If weather fails, trip postponed. A Sept 30 rally at Saxton's River is scheduled. The Congregational Church School term begins Sept 23 at 9 45 am with classes for all ages. Edith Burns hosted 20 members of the Southside Circle for the September meeting with plans for a fall fair in cooperation with the Mizpah Circle. A joint committee was formed to coordinate the event. The devotional service was led by vice president Jolivette in the president’s absence. The October circle meeting will be at Mrs Leslie Harrington’s home. Villagers Home Demonstration group starts its season with a covered dish supper Sept 25 at 7 pm at the library. Members should bring a dish or salad. call for more information.
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North Bennington
Saxton’s River
Edith Burns
Southside
the Baptist Church
Mary Stearns
Carl Jolivette
Abbie LaClair
Constance Reagan
Mizpahs
Jolivette
Leslie Harrington
Carl Hess
Clarence Barney
Laymen Told They Are Power Behind Episcopal Church
The Southeast lay representatives were told they, like early Christians, constitute the church's power. Rev Claxton Monro of St Stephen's Houston urged at the 15th laymen conference of the Episcopal Church that the Bible has lost impact and clergy struggle to convert non-theists, emphasizing personal conviction.
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Carey
Mrs. Mamis Runs as Independent in Shaftsbury
Mrs. Justin E. Mamis files as Independent for Shaftsbury town representative while remaining Democratic nominee. She faces Republican incumbent Tracy Kenyon Jr. in first bid for elective office, after winning 21 write-in votes in last week's primary. She plans active campaigning and house to house outreach.
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Shaftsbury
Justin E. Mamis
Mamis
Tracy Kenyon Jr
Bennington
Bennington College
Kenyon
Williams College hosts panel on public opinion leadership
Earl Mazo of the New York Herald Tribune will join a Jesup Hall panel at Williams College on Saturday night 8 30 as part of a Sept 21 to 23 conference marking the expansion of the Roper Public Opinion Research Center. The event honors Edward R Murrow V O Key Jr and Elmo Roper.
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Williamstown
Mass
Earl Mazo
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Roper Public Opinion
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
V. O. Key Jr
Harvard
Elmo Roper
NEC Readies Fall Foliage Color Reports in New England
The New England Council launches a four week foliage reporting period with data from observers across six states. NEC director John S. O'Brien notes peak color in late September to early October and urges travelers to seek lodging as weather affects color. Reports will be shared via newspapers radio and TV with a New England Vacation Centers display in New York and Cleveland. Regions span Extreme North North Central West Central Central and Southern with color categories Beginning to turn Almost at height Brilliant and Fair.
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Boston
New England Council
John S. O’brien
O’brien
New England
Northeast Airlines
NEC
Rockefeller Plaza
New York City
Hanna 'Bldg
Cleveland
Ohio
Brunswick
Maine
Rutland
North Central
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut River
Cape Cod
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Islands
Dorset Offers UVM Economics Course This Fall
A University of Vermont economics course taught by M F Severance will run Saturdays 9 am for 15 weeks at Dorset Elementary School. Three undergraduate credits, tuition 54 dollars, open to the public. First class September 29 at Dorset Elementary School.
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Dorset
University of Vermont
M. F. Severance
UVM
Robert B. Vail
Manchester
Waterman
Burlington
Dorset Elementary
Hoags Make Multiple Regional Social And Civic Travels
Mrs. John A Hoag and Mrs Gordon Hoag traveled to Albany while Mrs Isabel Quinlan R N returned home with them. Edward Cottrells party attended the Democratic State Convention in Syracuse. John and Mrs Hoag went to the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield. Keansburg New Jersey visitors Henry Cerwinski and children and Berlin resident Mrs Alice Fitzgerald with daughter Jane visited Gordon Hoag. William Green returns from a two week parental vacation to resume studies. Gordon Hoag and family attended Rosemary Hoag’s nursing school graduation at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington.
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John A. Hoag
Gordon Hoag
Albany
Isabel B. Quinlan
R.N
Edward Cottrell
Syracuse
John Hoag
Springfield
Henry Cerwinski
Henry Jr
Alice
Keansburg
N.J
Alice Fitzgerald
Jane
Berlin
William Green
James Green
Rosemary Hoag
School of Practical Nurses
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Haymarket in Louisville Sold for Expressway Ramp
The 77 year old Haymarket in Louisville is sold to the state Highway Department. Officials plan an expressway ramp through the historic produce market, signaling progress over the longtime market hub.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
State Highway Department
Beaver Brook P T A Plans Minstrel Show Fundraiser
The Beaver Brook Parent Teachers Club meets in Wilmington high school cafeteria Sunday at 8 p m to sponsor a minstrel show. Attendees are invited to join the project. A film on life at Kurn Hattin Home Westminster was shown at a Victory Grange meeting.
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Beaver Brook
Kurn Hattin
Westminster
Victory Grange
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