Dining at Hancock Shaker Village Sparks Dessert Deluge
The author recalls a preview of the World’s Peoples dinners at the Hancock Shaker Village festival. A feast of 21 desserts overwhelms, led by Fred’s Nut Pudding, Glorified Rice, Bavarian Cream, and Ohio Lemon Pie, with a humorous, self deprecating tone as he samples in excess. The piece ties a kitchen scene to a dramatic dessert display and teases a fuller report on page 3.
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Hancock Shaker Village
Fred
Lettie
Berkshire
Shaker Village
Lord Jim at Union Square A mixed Conrad tale on screen
Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim is adapted by Richard Brooks into a brisk melodrama starring Peter O'Toole. The film delivers colorful South Asian settings and vigorous battle scenes, though critics note it cannot match the novel's depth. Supporting actors Paul Lukas and Eli Wallach impress, while O'Toole's performance wavers between hero and restless spirit.
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Joseph Conrad
Lord Jim
Richard Brooks
Conrad
San Francisco
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Brook
Union Square
L.B.J
Brond
Peter O'Toole
Becket
O'Toole
Lawrence
Paul Lukas
Jim
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Columbia Pictures
Canwad
Richard Broaks
Joseph Or
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Fevel
Comarca
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Tina
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Joe Toole
Marlow
Jack Hawking
Curt Jurgens
Eli Wallach
Paul Luken
The Third Day at Palace Theater Review
A detailed critique of The Third Day directed by Jack Smight with a strong cast led by George Peppard and Elizabeth Ashley. The reviewer faulted acting despite praise for direction and photography and singled out Roddy McDowall and Sally Kellerman for standout performances.
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Jack Smight
Smight
Burston
Robert Presnell Jr
Joseph Hayes
Robert Surtees
Wditor
Stefan Amsteiz
Perry Falthusst
Victor Vadelo
Palace Theater
Steve .Allory
George Peppard
Alexandria Elizabeth Ashley Oliver Parsons
Roddy McDowell
Wheeler Arthur O
Elizabeth Ashley
Herbert Marshall
Roddy McDowall
Sally Kellerman
Miss Kellerman
Movie Timetable Snippets for Capitol and Local Theaters
Capitol shows Monkey's Uncle at 1 15, 3 50, 6 30 and 9 05 with Country Coyote at 3 00 5 30 and 8 10. Little Cinema offers Short subject at 8 15 and The Collector at 8 23. Palace screens The Third Day at 12 45 4 50 9 00 and The World of Suzie Wong at 2 45 6 30. Union Square lists Lord Jim at 1 00 6 20 8 50 with 3240 noting a possible error. Berkshire Drive-In runs Sons of Katie Elder at 10 00 and Psycho at 8 15. Pittsfield Drive-In shows Lord Jim at 10 0 and Apache Gold at 8 15. Sunset Drive-In presents The Thrill of it All at 8 15 and Art of Love at 10 10.
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Palace
Suzie Wong
Berkshire Drive-In
Sons of
Katie Elder
Psycho
Pittsfield Drive-In
Apache
Sunset Drive-In
Strategy to manage a ruffing contest in bridge
Bridge guide explains that when the defender cannot stop declarer from ruffing a losing card, the key is to force the ruff at an inopportune moment. Bas realizes the race to stop the ruff cannot be won, so the declarer should be made to ruff in the dummy early. The article outlines line, discards, and the two heart losses while forcing the ruff and then executing ruffs and discards to maximize remaining tricks.
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Declarer
West
East
South
Bas
Bid One Heart in tough no trump dilemma
The dealer holds Spades 63 Hearts A K Q 10 2 Diamonds Q 9 8 Clubs A J 10. With a powerful five card heart length and vulnerable opponents, respond 1 heart. Open one heart even though 1NT seems appealing, as a strong five card major with a weak side suit favors the heart bid over no trump.
Town Players Chose Gibson Comedy for 1965 66
Pittsfield town group will stage four plays including William Gibson’s Two for the See Saw directed by Bert Norbis. Dates Oct 21 22 23 mark opening. Also scheduled are The Aspern Papers, an unlisted contemporary comedy, and All My Sons. Season and holiday tickets available by calling Mrs. Bert Narbis.
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Stockbridge
William Gibson
Gibson
Bert Norbis
Michael Redgrave
Henry James
Arthur Miller
Bert Narbis
Anita Drive
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