Color TV spreads across NBC and rivals by fall
The article notes NBC will push color programming in most daytime and nighttime slots next fall with about 95 percent of NBC broadcasts in color and ABC and CBS expanding color offerings. It cites 3 million color sets, projected 5 million by year end, 400 stations equipped, and rising.
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Tickets Available For A Far Country at Berkshire Museum
Tickets are available for both performances of the Town Players production of A Far Country at the Berkshire Museum this Friday and Saturday nights.
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Movie Timetable Listings at Capitol Palace Union Square Berkshire Drive-In
Capitol shows Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte at 1 3 3 8 3 10 with short subjects 3 3 8. Palace screens Taggart 1 4 7 30 Bus Riley's Back in Town 2 45 6 300 9 13. Union Square presents The Satan Bug 1 4 50 and Woman of Straw 2 53 6 50. Berkshire Drive-In open weekends Pittsfield Drive-In open weekends.
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James Stewart flies again in The Flight of the Phoenix
Hollywood reports actor James Stewart pilots a plane on screen in The Flight of the Phoenix a special pleasure to Gen Stewart of the Air Force during the UPI feature noting his long film career and aviation ties.
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Hush Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte review at Capitol
Bette Davis leads the 20th Century Fox film Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte directed by Robert Aldrich with Olivia de Havilland and Joan Crawford in a horror tale. The piece notes Aldrich’s style and cites a trend of aging actresses turning to monstrous roles with references to Baby Jane and other sensational late career turns.
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Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte Returns to Screen at Capitol
Review notes Robert Aldrich’s film opens at the Capitol Theater with a gala party at Miss Charlotte’s Southern mansion. Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland star as central figures amid a plot of severed hands and heads, a bridge dispute, and haunting discovery. Supporting cast includes Agnes Moorehead Mary Astor Cecil Kellaway and Victor Buono. The production is praised for dark photography and suspenseful mood, with a memorable title song.
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The Satan Bug review at Union Square theater
A brisk, color film with George Maharis and Richard Basehart as scientists and agents confront a virus threat in a melodramatic chase tale. The Union Square crowd finds it thrilling though some scenes drag and character depth is uneven.
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Bridge Player's Luck Varies In South's Slam Bid
South narrowly misses a successful slam after Reese's sharp defense, while the story recalls Terence Reese's future as a world renowned bridge expert. The discussion ends with a bridge lesson: with spade support and strong trumps, bid three spades or jump to three notrump to describe your hand without revealing the ace of diamonds.
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Harvard Lampoon Awards Carroll Baker Worst Actress 1964
Harvard Lampoon announces its Hollywood awards parody naming Carroll Baker the worst actress of 1964 for all her films. James Francistus earns worst actor for Youngblood Hawke. The Greatest Story Ever Told and other titles share worst movie honors. Western Europe gets a special jab for The Fall of the Roman Empire.
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