The Burden and Wit of Critics Across Arts
The essay argues critics face public scorn yet must judge art with integrity. It recalls Hanslick Shaw Huneker Mencken Aldrich and Marshall to illustrate sharp, lasting judgments. Critics endure anxiety reviewing plays exhibits and concerts while still documenting the work honestly.
Nonie Hahn Plans Paris One Man Show of Paintings
Nonie Hahn of Canaan New York City will mount a Paris one man exhibition at La Galerie Mouffetard from May 4 to May 23 featuring 22 oil paintings. Prices range from 200 to 500 dollars with works described as nonrepresentational and hard edge.
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Movie Timetable Roundup of Local Theaters
Capitol shows Mary Poppins at 1 00, 3 30, 6 00 and 8 30. Palace runs Stop Train 349 at 1 00 4 10 7 25. Beach Blanket Bingo 2 35 5 50 9 05. Union Square presents Major Dun dee 1 10 5 00 8 55 and Code 7 Victim 5 at 3 30 7 25. Berkshire Drive-In screens Beach Blanket Bingo 7 49 Pajama Party 9 30. Pittsfield Drive-In offers Rio Conchos 7 30 Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte 9 30. Sunset Drive-In shows The Pink Panther 7 13 How To murder Your Wife 9 25.
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New Literary Magazine Begun by Williams Faculty
Berkshire Review describes itself as a magazine of intellectual and artistic expression by the Williams College faculty, introducing a new literary publication from Williams.
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Town Players to stage The Sound of Music directed by Narbis
Bertrand F Narbis will direct Town Players final production of the season The Sound of Music The Trapp Family Singers story He has directed eight plays for Town Players and served as president business manager treasurer and member at large He is debuting as musical director with this show Bette Fuselier assistant director Walter Wallace choreographer also involved The college Berkshire Review plans two to three issues annually editors include George Amis Murray Baumgarten and Lauren Stevens The first issue contains articles poems and a satire by faculty and guest writers
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Angel Street
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Impossible Slam vs Two Sure Winners in Intercollegiate Bridge
In the Intercollegiate Bridge Championships a near impossible balance of power unfolds. West opens with clubs, dummy overkills with the king, and declarer navigates through trumps and discards to secure critical clubs and diamonds. South executes a precise sequence leading to ruffs and cashing spades, preventing the opponents from defeating the small slam.
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Impossible Slam Analysis in Bridge Hand Discussion
A bridge discussion presents a North hand with spades and varying suits. It examines defense and bidding choices, noting East West vulnerability and the impact of East discarding or ruffing on South’s play. The suggested bid is two spades, with caution on point count due to queens and jacks undervaluation.
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Remake of Stagecoach Star Alex Cord Plays Ringo
Hollywood reports Martin Rackin remaking Stagecoach with Alex Cord as Ringo. Cord, ex Shakespearean actor and rodeo rider, discusses his rise from polio to acting, likening Cord to a young Duke. The production at Wahconah Regional High School Dalton runs May 14 15 21 22 at 8 30 pm with a May 16 matinee.
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Williamstown Seeks 30 Actors for Hemlock Brook Play
Williamstown is casting thirty actors for On Hemlock Brook at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College with 18 speaking roles. Auditions May 3 4 7 30 to 10 30 pm AMT library seek five women 13 men for speaking parts plus extras and crews for properties costumes sound lights sets.
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