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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1964

Page

4

The Lively Arts on Nudity in Mass Entertainment

A columnist laments rising nudity in film and TV, argues producers push cheap thrills to cover weak scripts, and reflects on CBS guidance to curb slang. He recalls past censorship battles, criticizes Berkshire Community College for a provocative play, and condemns kids acting in depravity as embarrassing rather than meaningful art.

Movie Timetable Listings at Capitol Palace and Union Square

The page lists film showings at Capitol Palace and Berkshire, Pittsfield, and Sunset drive‑in venues. Titles include Kissin Cousins Muscle Beach Party Star Fighter and Splends of Paris with varied daily start times evening to late night. County timetable note points to Page 12.

Lead Players Announced For The Moon Is Blue

Joyce Neuf, Harry Miles and Ken Jackson named leads in Town Players forthcoming production of F Hugh Herbert comedy The Moon Is Blue director Marion T Bruni says Neuf, in her first lead role, portrays Patty ONeill opposite Miles as Don Gresham with newcomer Jackson also among the leads Miles moved from GE to acting after set building for Show Boat Jackson, a Penn State and University of Chicago alum, attends Town Player shows and answered The Eagle notice to try out

Joyce Neuf Harry Miles Ken Jackson Town Players F. Hugh Herbert Marion T. Bruni Mrs. Neuf Patty O'Neill Players New York Penn State University of Chicago Manhattan Eagle

Serendipity Singers Set On Paar Show

The Serendipity Singers will appear on the Jack Paar show Friday May 1 at 10 on Channel 6 before their local appearance at the Boys' Club on May 4. Proceeds support the Boys' Club skating rink expansion as hockey and skating events draw crowds and plans aim to boost seating for next winter. Richard Bauer and Michael O'Neill join Patty’s father in the cast. Bauer's first straight acting role.

Serendipity Jack Paar Paar Channel 6 Fred Fahey Serendipity Singers University of Colorado Richard Bauer Michael O'Neill Patty Mr. Bauer Three Town Players Berkshire Museum Town Player Workshop Lebanon Ave

Madrigal Singing Added at Marlboro Music Festival

Marlboro Music Festival announces madrigal singing addition to its summer program. A 12 voice ensemble is being formed under director Rudolf Serkin as part of the existing chamber and orchestral plans. Hollywood report says Mere Dith MacRae, daughter of Gordon and Sheilah MacRae, will join My Three Sons next season.

Rudolf Serkin Hollywood UPI Meredith MacRae Gordon and Sheilah MacRae

Lakeville to stage Barber of Seville in May

Lakeville plans Rossini's The Barber of Seville presented by Turnau Opera Players under Housatonic Valley Music Association on May 1 at the Hotchkiss School auditorium. Tickets $15, English performance, door sales limited to non-season-ticket holders. Information from Charles Demarest John G Bowen Lakeville and Eric Hans West Cornwall.

Lakeville Conn Turnau Opera Players Housatonic Valley Music Association Rossini Hotchkiss School Charles Demarest John G. Bowen Eric Hans West Cornwall

Shelley Fahares Signs Columbia Pictures Deal

HOLLYWOOD UPI reports Shelley Fahares longtime Donna Reed show cast member has inked a multiple picture contract with Columbia Pictures and will debut onscreen in Surfing Wild forming a major studio move for the actress.

Hollywood UPI Shelley Fahares Television Donna Reed Columbia Studios

Film Series on U S Slapstick Comedy Planned by Stockbridge Library

STOCKBRIDGE A film series titled American Slapstick Comedy 1911 1917 will be shown at the town hall at 7 30 p m on April 3 May 7 and 14. Sponsored by the Stockbridge Library Association the free to members with nonmembers welcome to join at the door. The display also features early 20th century film industry books as the group hopes to build a model for future programs.

Stockbridge Stockbridge Library Association Library Association Richard Spahn Association

Sheinwold on opening bids and play in bridge

A discussion on how a three or four opening bid can disrupt opponents and aid the play. The article recounts a past international match where a French player opened three hearts, Boris Schapiro for England located key cards, West led diamonds, South ruffed the second diamond and drew trumps, then sought the king of clubs to limit loss. If the king was with West or East, different endgame defenses were needed to constrain club damage.

Boris Schapiro England West South Declarer East

Opening Bid of Three Locates the High Cards

Bridge hands and play by Schapiro show how to locate the king of clubs and heart strength after drawing trumps. West’s queen of hearts reveals the heart king, guiding declarer to a safe game. With dealer holdings AQ174 in spades, 78 4 in hearts, 5 in diamonds, and A74 in clubs, the correct opening is one spade.

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Milton R. Bass CBS Television Michael Dann Defenders East Side West Side Berkshire Community College Eugene O'Neill BCC A! Hibbler Imperial Lanes Lyman Street Capitol Palace Union Square Tom Jones Paris Berkshire Drive-In Pittsfield Drive-In Sunset Drive-In Elvis Elvis Swingin Phis South Pacific Aus Lee Remick James Garner Muscle Pise—Frestiersy Tant Fey Jock Makoney Saitchell The Dr. Lao Tony Randall Palace Theater Marlboro Barber of Seville Galton Ave Doris Day Polly Bergen Vaart Time Magazine Om Jones Albert Finney U.S Stockbridge Library Group By Ann Shanahan Charlie Chaplin Chaplin Keystone Max Sennett Spahn Sennett Sen Mabel A G. Guernerl Charles Pope Sheinwold Alfred Sheinwold Ane Schapiro Lexington John Parker Massachusetts Minute Man United States America Waixfield National Berkshires U. S Treesury Hastings House, Publishers New England Samuel Chamberlain
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