Networks plan summer replacements amid rating churn
The article notes ABC considering four new summer shows with two pilots filmed in England including The Avengers and The Court Martial about WWII. NBC plans musical and other replacements for Dean Martin and Sammy Davis shows, while audience ratings spark judgment of favorites and flops. Red Skelton remains strong, doctors slip in rankings, and Peyton Place shows fade prompting talks of changes for next season.
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Peyton Place
Movie Timetable for Capitol Palace Union Square
Capitol shows The Cincinnati Kid at 1 10, 4 55 and 8 40. Gun Men of the Rio Grande at 3 45 and 7 05. Palace presents Die Monster Die at 2 43, 6 10 and 9 15. Planet of the Vampires at 1710, 4 15 and 7 30. Union Square features The Collector at 6 00 and 8 45, World Without Sun at 8 00.
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Ballet Tickets Available Friday Night at South Junior High
Tickets remain for the Manhattan Festival Ballet Company performance Friday at p.m. at South Junior High School. Buy at Berkshire News Cantarella School of Dance or at the door. Dancers include Durine Dieters and Ron Sequoir. Program features La Sala Elegante Once Upon a Time and Valse de Ele. Hollywood report notes David McCallum will narrate a poetry album.
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Berkshire News
Cantarella School of Dance
Durine Dieters
Pittsfield
Ron Sequoir
Cimarosa
Orff
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Glazounov
Bridge optimism guide to rubber play and trick orders
In rubber bridge, pessimistic play can help secure four tricks in diamonds by leading ace and then low diamonds to test the suit. If West discards poorly, South may still fail to reach the contract. in a pair tournament, diamonds must be played aggressively to avoid missing the contract.
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South
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UMass Music Department Expands with Concerts and Growth
The University of Massachusetts music program announces two concerts under new directors. Dr Richard duBois leads choral groups including a cappella and Renaissance ensembles in a December 12 performance of a Mennin cantata, while Ronald Steele conducts the Symphony in a December 14 program featuring Schumann Third and a Mozart piano concerto. The department, expanding from four to eleven faculty, plans graduate degree programs and a strengthened music library as enrollment rises and recital series begin.
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University of Massachusetts
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Ronald A. Steele
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Schumann
Howard Lebow
Philip Bezanson
Bezanson
Peter Mennin
Dorothy Ornest
Offner Art Shown At Berkshire Museum Exhibition
Sculpture by Elliott Offner of Smith College Art Department opens at the Berkshire Museum featuring 20 works in wood plaster and bronze. The display runs to January 2 and reflects expressionistic distortions inspired by nature. Offner, born in Brooklyn, studied at Cooper Union and Yale, taught at UMass and Smith, with numerous sculpture prizes and commissions including synagogues in Brooklyn and Northampton.
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Conn
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Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
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DeCordova Museum
Lincoln
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