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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1964

Page

5

Lord of the Flies at Capitol Theater

Peter Brook directs a film adaptation of William Golding's Lord of the Flies at the Capitol Theater starring James Aubrey Hugh Edwards and a troupe of nonactors. The 90 minute production, shot by Tom Hollyman, follows Ralph and Jack as order collapses into savagery, though the film's intensity lags the novel's depth.

Lord OF the Flies Louis Allen Dane Hodgdon-Twains Peter Brook Willem Golding Tom Hollymatt Brook J.C. Griel Lubtchansky Capitol Theater William Golding the Capitol Brook Tom Hollyman Ralph Jack Piggy Simon Hugh Edwards James Aubrey Golding

Editor Russell Lynes To Speak in Albany

Russell Lynes, Harper's magazine editor and North Egremont resident, is announced as speaker for the Albany Institute of History and Art annual meeting on May 18. His talk is titled Footloose Americans at Home, with books such as The Domesticated Americans and The Tastemakers among his recent works.

Russell Lynes Harper’s Magazine North Egremont Albany Institute of History and Art Lynes

Defenders must use partner language in suit decisions

In a bridge hand, East signals support by returning a very low card to help a spade continuation. The analysis shows how East’s deuce spades indicates support, guiding West to consider continuing or switching suits. If East holds ace of spades, continuing the suit is safe. otherwise spade lead risks loss.

West East South

Partners Need Sign Language Jumps and Language in Bridge

Bridge column explains partner language pitfalls and advises how to respond when facing a sequence where Partner opens with one spade and next player bids two clubs. With hand Spades king queen six four. Hearts five four two. Diamonds seven four. Clubs five four three two, the recommended reply is bid two spades to show spade support. A raise promises trump support but little else.

Tennessee Readies 2 New York Plays for Studio Theater

Tennessee Williams plans two new works for production by the Actors Studio Theater next season. The projects, long in development, include Gnadige Fraulein about an aging vaudevillian and The Mutilated focusing on two women alcoholics.

NEW York Tennessee Williams Actors Studio Theater

Rodgers abandons Broadway twin musicals projects

New York AP reports composer Richard Rodgers dropped plans to write score and lyrics for two short Broadway shows. One titled Forever and the other an adaptation of The Seven Year Itch were scrapped as Rodgers works on a full length project, with no further details given.

Long On New York Richard Rodgers Rodgers

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