At the Movies Harte Showcases Red Fern Grows Family Film
Harte on Main Street screens the G rated feature Where the Red Fern Grows about a boy and his dog. Twin Cinemas shows California Split with George Segal and Elliott Gould, a gambling buddies romp rated R. Frankenstein at Cinema II is billed as the darndest ever rated X for gore. Manchester Cinema runs Claudine through Oct 1. Calls for times to Harte 442-8500 Cinemas 442-8179 Manchester 362-1229.
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Reagan Email Appeals Backfire in California Race
Los Angeles United Press International reports that a computer mailed political contribution appeals from Governor Reagan to voters including Controller Houston Flournoy. Pat Brown, former governor, replied he refuses to contribute and will vote for Edmund G. Brown Jr. the Democratic candidate.
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Dartmouth music series to feature major international ensembles
Top performers including Rudolph Serkin with the Vienna Concentus Musicus and the Moscow Chamber Orchestra are slated for the Hopkins Center at Dartmouth. The season offers three main series plus a CYRO option, with major concerts from October through February and advance-reservation benefits for subscribers.
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Television Turns Toward United States History Bicentennial Push
The bicentennial in 1976 spurs CBS NBC and ABC to expand nonfiction history programming. Biographies, mini series, and documentary specials feature figures from Franklin to Lincoln. British and public TV partners join with projects on immigration and American invention.
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Classical guitarist Ron Hudson concert at Williams College
Classical guitarist Ron Hudson will give a free concert at 8 p.m. Friday in Jesup Hall, Williams College. Sponsored by the Weston Language Center and the Department of Music, Hudson, raised in Guatemala, blends Flamenco, classical, and Latin American folk works and has toured Latin America, Europe, and U.S. colleges.
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