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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
6
A film critic lists memorable titles from the year, noting varied merit and themes. Among the standout works are Hiroshima Mon Amour, The Apartment, On the Beach, The Entertainer, and Crime and Punishment U S A, with observations on new wave French cinema and low budget American productions.
Tennessee Williams announces The Night of the Iguana with Charles Bowden Ridgely Bullock to stage a long New York ahead. Vioda Rubber aided in script test at Coconut Grove Playhouse Miami. Cast hints include Katharine Hepburn and Patrick O Nea. Frank Corsaro to direct.
Capitol shows Cinderfella at 1 00 3 50 6 35 9 25 and High Powered Rifle at 2 45 5 30 8 20 Palace presents Desert Attack at 1 00 4 10 9 25 and Flaming Star at 2 30 9 00 Union Square lists The 3 Worlds of Gulliver at 2 30 5 40 8 55 and The Gun That Won the West at 1 20 4 35 7 40 County timetable on Page 18
Composer Francis Poulenc will visit Boston January 20 and 21 at the invitation of conductor Charles Munch. The world premiere of his Gloria for orchestra, soprano, and chorus will be performed with soprano Adele Addison and Chorus Pro Musica conducted by Alfred Nash Patterson. Poulenc will also hear his Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra with Evelyne Crochet as soloist.
Joan Milotte of 1053 Tyler Street was chosen by TV Star Parade editors to join a 100 member reader panel selecting 10 all time movie and television stars. Her photo appears on page 21 of the February issue.
Hollywood reports a chaotic scene on the Breakfast at Tiffanys set as Beverly Hills strips for foreign versions. Director Blake Edwards rivaled by crowd noise and interruptions calls a cop to clear spectators while Beverly continues in a wardrobe-subtle reveal.
Hollywood AP freelance writer charges in a national magazine that at least 400 episodes of It Could Be You from 1956 to 1958 were rigged and that he rigged them. Ralph Edwards and NBC deny知. Al Blake asserts he supplied cast to the daytime show and claims staff knew of alleged rigging. Edwards says Blake never worked for the show and was only an outside contributor. Edwards says he discontinued accepting Blake material in August 1958.
The School of Jazz in Lenox will extend its summer session from three to four weeks and plans a final student faculty concert in New York City with details to come. New trustees include Michael Bakwin Leonard Bernstein Dave Brubeck Dorothy Fields John Hammond Langston Hughes Violet Lampe Alan Morrison Artie Shaw and Frederick Steinway. The Friends of the School of Jazz group has reached ten members.
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