Television Schedule Rumor Plays Highlight New Season
A bemused critique outlines fake schedules used by NBC CBS and ABC to dupe rivals as networks assemble fall lineups. It lists Sunday through Saturday prime time plans featuring titles like Lassie My Favorite Martian Perry Mason Bewitched The Flintstones and Gunsmoke with a kickoff date of Sept 42 and a nudge to start practicing.
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Becket at Lavender Door by Riggs Players
Riggs Players present Becket by Anouilhn with Ivan Miller as Becket and Ronald Auerbacher as Henry II. Jayne Mooney directs a brisk production at the Lavender Door Stockbridge, featuring Daphne Dasburg as Gwendolyn and supporting cast including John Cronson, David Lord, Susan Nelligan, Bea Pleiss, Jonathan Aronoff. The design team updates lighting and stage space for a strong Becket portrayal.
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Cat Ballou at Union Square Review
The Union Square screening of Cat Ballou starring Jane Fonda and Lee Marvin receives a mixed verdict. While Nat King Cole and Stubby Kaye provide standout musical interludes, the script and direction by Elliot Silverstein feel thin and overextended, and the hero's arc lacks tension with Fonda and Callan offering tepid performances.
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Folk Festival Features Area Performers at Great Barrington
The Berkshire Folk Music Society presents a 8:30 p.m. event at Corwindwall Academy in Great Barrington featuring Clayton Singers Larry and Myra Spatz. Soloists Hank Grover Donald Davis Marilyn Carpenter Skip Blanchard and Norm Soule perform with two groups Berkshire Moonlighters and Housatonic Philharmonic Jug Band joining later.
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Bridge strategy on missing queen and suit breaks
East inferred South held all missing high spades after West led seven of spades. By playing low, East limited declarer to two spade tricks and forced South to seek a ninth. South chose diamonds for the ninth trick, which proved correct as he sacrificed two diamonds for that path.
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Bridge inference and bidding caution in a squeeze play
The article discusses a bridge hand where South must gauge suit breakdown. It argues hearts breaking worse than diamonds, notes East's weak one spade overcall, and advises against opening a borderline hand with no aces and only one king. The dealer holds Spade K Q 8 4 2, Heart 2, Diamond O J 10 7, Club Q J 1 8, and the recommended call is Pass.
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Movie Timetable Headlines for Local Theaters
Capitol shows A Very Special Favor at 1 10, 5 00, 8 55 and The Wild Seed at 3 10, 7 00. Life Cinema runs Nobody Waved Goodbye at 8 15. Palace presents The Sandpiper at 1 10, 5 00, 8 50 and A Ticklish Affair at 3 15, 7 05. Union Square lists Cat Ballou 1 00, 3 00, 5 00, 7 00, 9 00 and Return to the Wild at 2 30, 4 30, 6 30, 8 30. Berkshire DriveIn shows Harlo at 9 45 and All in a Night's Work at 8 00. Pilisfield Drive-In screens Zorba the Greek at 9 45 and A Very Private Affair at 8 00. Sunset Drive-In plays Up From the Beach at 8 15 and How To Stuff a Wild Bikini at 10 00.
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Rock Hudson to co star in The Cliffs At Mersa
Hollywood reports George Peppard will co star with Rock Hudson in The Cliffs At Mersa for Universal Pictures. Production details and release timing are not disclosed.
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