Nero Wolfe series keeps delighting readers 79-year-old Rex Stout
The piece praises Rex Stout next to Nero Wolfe adventures, noting The Doorbell Rang as his latest of 30 plus novels. It highlights Stout’s 42 day writing method, in-winter office routine, and Wolfe's food orchid obsessions, with a playful jab at James Bond crossover talk.
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Movie Timetable at Capitol and Palace
Capitol shows Secret of My Success at 1:00 4:50 8:45 and Murder Most Foul at 3:05 7:00. Palace runs Die Monster Die at 2:45 6:10 9:15 and Planet of the Vampires at 12:10 4:15 7:30. Union Square lists The Collector at 6:00 8:43 and World Without Sun at 8:00.
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Times Names New Drama Critic
New York Times names Howard Taubman Critic at Large effective January 1. Taubman will report on cultural activity in New York and nationwide while Stanley Kauffmann succeeds him as drama critic. Kauffmann, a longtime Channel 13 critic and New Republic contributor, will take duties January 1.
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Arkin Returns In Jimmy Shine on Broadway Next Season
New York AP Alan Arkin plans a Broadway comeback next season in Murray Schisgal's Jimmy Shine after withdrawing from Luv to film The Russians Are Coming. The drama features about 20 performers and follows a man through 30 years of life with Burgess Meredith possibly directing.
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Secret of My Success review mocks mixed genres and overreaching
Milton R. Bass criticizes Andrew Stone's Secret of My Success for trying comedy farce and sci fi at once. He praises Lionel Jeffries in multiple roles and Amy Dolby as the mother but says the film wanders off course. The piece notes Marg ret Rutherford fans may also want Murder Most Foul, but the reviewer declines to be a classicist.
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Album marks 25 years of Berkshire Music Center
A 25th anniversary album titled A Tanglewood Dream celebrates the Berkshire Music Center founded in 1940. Published by the Koussevitzky Music Foundation, it presents photos and quotes from Serge Koussevitzky and other luminaries, with a Lenox photo of the first class and faculty. The cover bears Koussevitzky's inscription dated July 26, 1940.
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Thoughtful Bridge Partner Proves Price of Prudence
In a Bridge World note by Brooks Hughes of Arm Arbor, the lesson shows a thoughtful partner is priceless. The example describes East winning the first trick with Ace hearts and playing Ten hearts to reveal the side entry, with a choice between high or low side suits and correct signal reading. North dealer, both sides vulnerable, feature AJ king and 1093 in a structured hand.
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College Choir Will Present Yale Cantata
A Berkshire based college choir from Lenox will present The Wonder of Christmas a Christmas cantata by John W. Peterson at the Berkshire Museum on December 12 at 8 p.m. Directed by Warren W. Whitney admission is free with voluntary contributions accepted.
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Fiddler on the Roof Tour Plans Shift Westward
An touring version of Fiddler on the Roof will open in March on the West Coast. A London production of the musical is slated for the fall of 1966. The Broadway original has earned a gross profit of 200000 on a 375000 investment.
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