Native Newsman Skole Publishes USA Sweden Book
Robert Skole son of Mr and Mrs John B Skole of 541 Crane Ave writes the text for an independent 79 page soft cover on Americanization of Sweden. The work, illustrated by KW Gullers photos, notes US Sweden relations and benefits. Skole is McGraw Hill News chief Sweden correspondent and Hollywood honoree.
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Robert Skole
John B. Skole
Crane Ave
USA
Sweden
Mr. Skole
McGraw-Hill News
Pittsfield High School
University of Missouri Journalism School
Japan
Japan Times
Tokyo
Smothers Brothers Show Banned Last April Set for TV
The Smothers Brothers program banned by CBS last April will be televised in five cities. Metromedia says WNEW-TV New York and WITG Washington will air the show at 8 p.m. on September 10. KTTV Los Angeles KNEW San Francisco and KMBC Kansas City times are not yet set.
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New York
Smothers Brothers
Columbia Broadcasting System
U.S
Metromedia System
Metromedia
Wnew-Tv
WITG
Washington
KTTV
Los Angeles
KNEW
San Francisco
KMBC
Kansas City
Violinist Gerle To Give Recital At Powell House
Violinist Robert Gerle head of OSU string department will perform Beethoven three sonatas on September 1 at 8 p.m. at Powell House Old Chatham for religious retreat center fundraiser. Marilyn Neeley OSU will accompany on piano. Program includes Beethoven Opus 24 No 5 and Opus 47 No 8.
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Robert Gerle
Powell House
Old Chatham
Gerle
Ohio State University
Royal Franz Liszt Academy of Music
Budapest
Marilyn Neeley
Rosenfeld Elected Treasurer of National Critics Assn
Jay Rosenfeld, music critic for The Berkshire Eagle, was elected treasurer of the National Music Critics Association for a two year term. The group met at Tanglewood hosted by the Boston Symphony Orchestra with Boris E Nelson named president and Miles Kastendieck as vice president. The Caesars Palace project in Las Vegas selected The Boys in the Band as the first production in Caesars Roman Theatre opening in Nevada.
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Jay Rosenfeld
Berkshire Eagle
National Music Critics Association
Tanglewood
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boris E. Nelson
Toledo (Ohio
Blade
Miles Kastendieck
The
Christian Science Monitor
Las Vegas
Nev
Caesars Palace
Nevada
Beethovens Ninth Goodbye for Leinsdorf at Tanglewood
The article reflects on time and legacy as Erich Leinsdorf ends his tenure as musical director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood. It honors his seven seasons, compares him to past Boston leaders Munch and Koussevitzky, and frames his farewell around Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony as a hopeful sendoff.
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Erich Leinsdorf
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tanglewood
Boston
Leinsdorf
Charles Munch
Serge Kougsevitzky
Berkshires
Boston Orchestra
America
Schiller
Beethoven
Napoleon
Goethe
Spain
Leinstorf
State Arts Council Sponsors Competition For Musicians
Massachusetts seeks young musicians ages 20 to 30 with professional training in voice piano strings or as a chamber ensemble of up to six. Auditions due by Sept 15 lead to regional contests in Amherst and Boston. A judge panel chaired by Claude Frank selects five finalists to perform American works under 35 at final Boston auditions. Winners join workshops and perform with state orchestras and give solos.
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Massachusetts
State Council On the Arts and Humanities
Statehouse
Boston
Get. 15
Amherst
Claude Frank
Martha Raye Opens at Storrowton Monday
Martha Raye will star in the pre Broadway musical Hello Sucker at Storrowton Theatre West Springfield opening Monday at 8:30 p.m. She portrays Texas Guinan, queen of 1920s New York nightlife, with Dennis Patrick as her lover. Tickets available at the Eastern States Exposition box office.
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Martha Raye
Storrowton Theatre
West Springfield
Texas Guinan
New York
Dennis Patrick
Image Gallery Hosts Art by Anne Parker
An exhibit of recent paintings by Anne Exton Parker will be on display from August 1 24 through September 15 at the Image Gallery in Stockbridge. The gallery is open daily from 10 90 to 6 and on Sundays from 10 to 2.
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Anne Exton Parker
Image Gallery
Stockbridge
Movie Timetable Roundup From Local Theaters
A dense list of film showings across multiple venues includes Capitol showing That Cold Day in the Park at 2:00, 7:00 and 9:00 while Little Cinema presents Short subjects at 7:00 and 9:02. Palace and Paris cinemas feature Oliver! with matinee slots. Sunset Drive-In screens Night of the Living Dead at dusk and Slaves following. drive-ins list Peter Pan, Blackbeard's Ghost, A Strange Affair, Goodbye Columbus, Castle Keep, The Southern Star, Chilly Chilly Bang Bang, Bear Country and more with varied times.
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Capitol
Alexander
Sunset Drive-In
Berkshire
Pilisfield Drive
Columbus
Coury
North Adama
Castle Keep
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