Movie Timetable Listings From Caples And Palace
The cinema schedule lists Caples and Palace venues with film titles such as The Raiders The Brass Bottle A Tiger Walks Tom Jones and Splendors of Paris. Show times extend through the evening with strings of start times and prices across multiple venues. Berkshire Drive and Pittsfield Drivel indicate weekend hours and a county timetable on page 16.
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Caples
Raiders
Palace
Union Square
Tom Jones
Paris
Berkshire
Dylan Thomas in America a Burned-Edge Poetic Fame
Milton R. Bass recalls Dylan Thomas at Columbia in the late 1940s and his dramatic 1950 readings. The piece traces student excitement, rumors of drunken excess, Brinnin’s American management, and the Poet’s tragic decline. Guinness in Dylan and a later Broadway revival are discussed, with reflections on genius, fame, and mortality.
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Columbia Graduate School
New York City
Dylan Thomas
United States
Cat
T. S. Eliot
John Milton
England
White Horse
Greenwich Village
Thomas
John Malcolm Brinnin
America
Dylan
Hell
Guinness
Kate Reid
Caitlin
Peter Grenville
Broadway
Dos Passos Play Set at Williams College
A professional touring company presents U.S.A. starring Paul Shyre on April 24 and 25 at Adams Memorial Theater Williams College. The adaptation of John Dos Passos’s novel blends music and drama through a kaleidoscopic view of early 20th century America.
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Williamstown
Paul Shyre
John Dos Passos
Adams Memorial Theater
Wiliams College
U.S. AZ
Repertory Pondered at Williamstown
Williamstown board approves negotiating a repertory company with Equity via Nikos Psacharapoulos. If terms fail, an eight play season proceeds. Directors favor rotating five or six plays and opening an apprentice school with a tuition fee. Decision expected by May 10.
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Williamstown
Williamstown Summer Theater
Nikos Psacharapoulos
Equity
Koussevitzky Award Goes to Lutoslawski for Trois Poemes
New York announces Witold Lutoslawski named recipient of the Koussevitzky International Recording Award for Trois Poemes dHenri Michaux pour coeur et orchestre recorded 1963 by Polskie Nagrania. Jury includes Berio, Frankenstein, and Kirchner from 82 eligible 1963 recordings. Fairfield U choir to perform May 7 at Whitnsfield High School auditorium directed by Linton Harak. cosponsored by Undergraduate Club and Knights of Columbus during 18 city Northeast tour.
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New York
American International Music Fund Inc
Witold Lutoslawski
Warsaw
Poland
Koussevitzky International Recording
Henri Michaux
Polskie Nagrania
Mr. Lutoslawski
Luciano Berio
Milan
Italy
Mills College
Alfred V. Frankenstein
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Leon Kirchner
Harvard University
Glee Club
Linton Harak
Fairfield University
Whintsfield High School
Knights of Columbus
Connecticut School Singers
N. E
The Brothers Four To Sing in Troy
The Brothers Four perform at the RPI Field House in Troy on May 4 at 8 30 p m under the Interfraternity Council of RPI Their benefit concert supports the Interfraternity Council Scholarship Fund with proceeds aiding the fund
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Troy
RPI
Interfraternity Council
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Moon Is Blue Directed By Marion Bruni At Berkshire Museum
Marion T Bruni directs the Town Players season closer The Moon Is Blue by F Hugh Herbert at the Berkshire Museum with Judy Dartford as assistant director Performances run May 15 16 22 23 Tickets available via Town Players Workshop 1448 Lebanon Ave Bruni has a long directing and acting history including awards at Berkshire One Act Play Festival for The Bear and Before Breakfast and has served as Town Players president and Girls Club arts chair.
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Marion T. Bruni
Town Players
F. Hugh Herbert
Miss Bruni
The
Booth Bay Playhouse
Maine
Anastasia
Diary of
Anne Frank
Sabrina Fair
Anl
Little Foxes
Berkshire
Chekhov
O'Neill
Girls Club
Children’s ‘Theater
Judy Dartford
Town Player Workshop
Lebanon Ave
Van Doren to Lecture on Shakespeare at Smith College
Smith College marks Shakespeare’s 400th birthday with a public lecture by Mark Van Doren at 8 p.m. Thursday in Saye Hall North Hampton. Van Doren, a former Columbia Shakespeare professor, now lives in Cornwall Conn and has written poetry stories and a Lincoln play. Hollywood brief notes Alan Young restarts film company offices and plans the feature Boswell Barclay.
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Smith College
Mark van Doren
Saye Hall
Northampton
van Doren
Columbia University
Cornwall
Conn
Lincoln
Hollywood
UPI
Alan Young
Jie
Boswell Barclay
Sheinwold Card Advice on Forcing Trumps and Finesse
In this bridge column, South wins with the ace of diamonds and leads to dummy. A club finesse attempt meets West's singleton king. West then leads the ace of clubs, and a later club continuation leaves South down several tricks. The article emphasizes not rushing to touch trumps when a hand looks difficult.
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South
West
Leave Trumps Alone In Difficult Hands
Bridge excerpt discusses a misplay and correct play in a Alsace match where South wins eleven tricks after heart and spade decisions. It explains counting points, handling singletons, and why hearts first can be advantageous. The dealer’s hand shows spade, heart, diamonds, and clubs, with advice to pass.
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Trumps
Smith College Operetta to Be Shown in Amherst
John Buke of Smith College music dept presents The Yankee Pedlar a one act operetta with six soloists and 18 chorus members. Dorothy Duke wrote the book and lyrics. Oliver Larkin designed the set. Vincent Brann directed. John Duke conducts piano. Also on the program Portrait by Richard Reseia. Performances at 2 30 and 8 15 in Amherst Regional High School with tickets from Sage Hall Foster-Farrar Co and company members.
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John Buke
Smith College Department of Music
Amherst Community Opera Company
Amherst Regional
Dorothy Duke
Oliver Larkin
Smith College Department of Art
Vincent Brann
Smith College
John Duke
Richard Reseia
Northampton
Sage Hall
Foster-Farrar Co
Amherst
Mac Morgan Signs For My Fair Lady Role at Berkshire Playhouse
Pittsfield performer Mac Morgan known for local acting has been signed to play Col Picker ing in My Fair Lady at the Berkshire Playhouse in Stockbridge this summer. The casting marks a local talent with regional recognition taking a lead role on a Berkshire stage.
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Mac Morgan
Pittsfield
Col. Pickering
Berkshire Playhouse
Stockbridge
Craryville Artist Bate Plans European Summer Show
Stanley Bate of Craryville New York, prize winning artist, will spend the summer in Europe. He and Mrs Bate will visit Italy Switzerland and Spain and live in France near Biarritz. Bate will paint in Southern France and in June stage a one man show at Galerie Motif in Paris with 30 paintings shipped from his Craryville studio. In Paris, Hazel McKinley formerly of North Cornwall Connecticut studies with Pietro Paolo Piccinato and supports Berkshire Art Association and Berkshire Museum.
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Stanley Bate
Craryville
Wn.y
Jeff
Europe
Hoe
Bate
Italy
Switzerland
Spain
France
Biarritz
Berkshire Art Association
Berkshire Museum
Galerie
Motff
Paris
Hazel McKinley
North Cornwall
Conn
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Milton R. Bass
Columbia
Plymouth
Sidney Michaels
Sir Alec Guinness
Mr. Guinness
Laugharne
Sir Alec Guinney
Sir Alec As
TEL de Lois
Tony Randall
Westman
Robert Culpin
Pel Toah
Elvis
Williams College
Walt Disney
Disney Cartoon
Islands of the Sea
Koussevitzky
Smith
Shakespeare
Sheinwold
Alsace
Scott
King
East
Declarer
Fair
Ocean
Peor
Great Shore
New London
W. Pero
Billy
Quartette
Lyman
Res
Leb
Springs
N.Y
MUSL
Peder
Tisesens Banc Tece Bea
Howard
Johnson
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