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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
5
The film is a contemplative study of humanity with laughs but not a straight comedy. The Boulting Brothers mock pomposity across law, army, diplomacy and unions, and sharply pierce Mother Church though not to a knockout.
Peter Sellers stars as a clergyman who destabilizes a village with misused scripture while Malcolm Muggeridge’s idea informs the satire. Frank Harvey and John Boulting craft subtle humor and sharp wit with strong performances. The film’s music and direction keep the cast lively and the debate provocative.
Betty Field has signed to play Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie, the sixth production of the season at Boston’s Charles Playhouse. Opening April 15 for a five week run, directed by Michael Murray. The play closes the season May 17 after other season shows including The Hostage Rhinoceros The Boys From Syracuse Man and Superman and Six Characters in Search of an Author through April 12.
Hollywood reports that PT 109, the World War II tale of John F Kennedy, was pulled after his death last November but will be shown again this spring and summer in theaters nationwide.
In Detroit at Ford Auditorium Bozidar Kune Croatian pianist collapsed after performing with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. He had just finished a concerto of his own composition with his sister soprano Zinka Milanov of the New York Metropolitan Opera Company in front of about 1900 at the venue.
Sheinwold shows a deceptive discard in a bridge hand where West discards a diamond to mislead. The column explains a Stayman response after 2NT opening, advising bid three clubs to locate a major or raise with hearts.
Hollywood actor Tal Davies reportedly had the shortest screen role in recent history with a death scene lasting exactly 6.5 seconds in the film Where Love Has Gone. The moment stands as a notable trivia note in industry timelines.
The Union Square theater screens One Man s Way, a 100 minute Frank Ross production about Norman Vincent Peale. Don Murray stars with Diana Hyland in a well made biographical drama based on Arthur Gordon s Minister to Millions. The film elicits mixed certainty about fact versus drama but remains a solid, wholesome family picture.
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