Fleming near quitting acting after Rawhide fame
HOLLYWOOD UPI Eric Fleming star of Rawhide reveals a frugal life and a desire to quit acting when his CBS series ends. The 30 year old Santa Paula native says he has lived on little and plans to move on to writing and oceanography in the South Seas. He supports himself since youth, travels light, and values freedom over wealth, hoping for a simpler life away from Hollywood.
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Hollywood
UPI
Eric Fleming
Fleming
Hollywood Hills
Eric
Marrage
Los Angeles
Gil Favor
Santa Paula
Calif
Rawhire
South Seas
South Pacific
Novelist Writes Play I Was Dancing Declares Light Comedy
Edwin O'Connor, Pulitzer winner for The Edge of Sadness, completes his first drama I Was Dancing a light comedy about a retired vaudeville performer. The work is tentatively set for future display by the Fryer Carr Herman trio.
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New York
Edwin O’connor
Robert Fryer
Lawrence Carr
John Herman
Beethovens Eroica Shines At Tanglewood Weekend
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Erich Leinsdorf offered two weekend concerts at Tanglewood with strong five figure attendance. Highlights included a mature Eroica with precise tempi and a refined performance, plus Prokofieff piano concerto and Kodaly selections, and Brahms double concerto with Silverstein and Mayes. Saturday featured Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night's Dream suite and the festival chorus, with Scovotti Genovese and Peardon narration enhancing the cohesive, dramatic program.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Erich Leinsdorf
Beethoven
Joseph Silverstein
Samuel Mayes
Mendelssohn
Jeanétte Scovotti
Mezzo
June Genovese
Patricia Peardon
Stratford Connecticut Shakespeare Players
Festival
Loma’ Cooke de Varon
Silverstein
Mayes
Brahms
Fitzgibbon Publishes New Novel Going to the River
Constantine Fitzgibbon of Lennox writes Going to the River to be issued by W W Norton Co New York. The book explores the political history of the western world in the first half of the 20th century.
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Constantine Fitzgibbon
Lennox
W. W. Norton Co
New York
West
WALNUT Labeled Ties For Furniture Authority
Walnut tops as the preferred wood for American furniture, experts say, due to its workability and enduring tone. The material choice is highlighted by manufacturers who cite stability, finish, and market demand driving WALNUT’s favored status.
Ellington Orchestra at Berkshire Music Barn with Cab Calloway
The Ellington band without Duke Ellington, led by Cab Calloway in Lenox, delivers a joyous, high energy concert. Billy Strayhorn shines on piano, with standout solos from Hodges Carney Procope Hamilton Williams Nance and a grateful 850 audience. The article notes The Weavers drew a 1:30 crowd on Saturday.
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Berkshire Music Barn
Lenox
Duke
Chicago
Cab Calloway
Hide Ho" Mar
Masonic Temple
Cab
Billy Strayhorn
Cootie Williams
Sam Woodyard
Johnny Hodges
Harry Carney
Russel Procope
Jimmy Hamilton
Calloway
Ray Nance
Weavers
Belafonte Plans Civil Rights March in Washington
Los Angeles AP reports singer Harry Belafonte will be released from his August 28 Greek Theater appearance to join a mass civil rights demonstration in Washington. He is organizing entertainers to join the march in support of civil rights legislation.
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Los Angeles
Harry Belafonte
Washington
Belafonte
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