Lassie Format Shuffle Faces CBS With Dog Lead
Dorothy Parker notes dogs dominate culture while a Lassie format shift trials more adult stories. CBS executives weigh keeping Timmy against a forest ranger as Jon Provost nears fourteen and Lassie’s contract extends for next season amid audience tests.
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Dorothy Parker
Lassie
Tommy
CBS
Jon Provost
Provost
Timmy
Forest Ranger
June Lockhart
Hugh Reilly
Storrowton Auditions Announced For 1964 Musicals
Stage Coach Barn on Eastern States Grounds in West Springfield hosts auditions this Saturday at 10 06 a m for dancers in Wally Beach 1964 Storrowton Music Fair season. Singers auditioned last week. more singer auditions planned. Applicants must be 18 and ready to start rehearsals in May. Inquiries to Peter Russell at Exposition Park West Springfield MA RE 2 1105.
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Storrowton Music Fair
Wally Beach
Stage Coach Barn
Eastern States Exposition Grounds
West Springfield
Beach
Peter Russell
Storrowton Music
Shostakovich in Naples and San Carlo Theater
Naples review notes Shostakovich's Lado y Macbeth at Zagreb's National Opera, its warm Italian reception, and the grand San Carlo's history. Professor Shainman, Williams College music department member and Berkshire Community Symphony conductor, tours Europe on a grant.
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Naples
Italy
Rome
Milan
Teatro San
Dimitri Shostakovich
Europe
Shainman
Williams College
Berkshire Community Symphony
Sheinwold on Bridge signaling high cards and bids
Bridge columnist analyzes high card signals and misreadings in a hand. It discusses when a high card should prompt a switch, the dangers of excessive signaling, and why the dealer should pass with the given two spades hand rather than bid. The narrative references a slam attempt, signaling by East and West, and closes with the recommended pass.
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South
Earth
North
West
East
del Claver
Fhummy
Fast
Free Organ Concert At Berkshire Museum Sunday
Mercury recording artist Eddie Laxton will present a free organ concert Sunday afternoon at 2 at the Berkshire Museum.
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Mercury
Eddie Laxton
Berkshire Museum
Movie Timetable Listings From Local Theaters
A county timetable on page 20 lists showings for Capital Palace and Union Square theaters. Capital presents Misadventures of Merlin Jones at 1 00 and 3 40 and 6 20 and 9 00 with Sound of Laughter at 2 30, 3 10 and 7 40. Palace screens The Comedy of Terror at 24, 5 50 and 9 00 and The Sadist at 1 00, 4 05 and 7 15. Union Square shows The Victors at 4 00, 3 40, 6 10 and 8 40.
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Merlin Jones
Palace
Union Square
Telephone Minstrels Set for March 6 Benefit March of Dimes
The annual Dixieland Minstrels by New England Telephone Co. employees benefits the March of Dimes and will be staged at Pittsfield High School on March 6 at 815 p.m. Director Catherine M. A. Bedard announced the event with Wendell Packard on piano and Rob Betit and Chuck Tahey on banjos.
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New England Telephone’ S Co
Pittsfield High School
Catherine M. A. Bedard
Wendell Packard
Rob Betit
Chuck Tahey
Louise Lindsey
Anne K. Gorman
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Eddie McGrath
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Carol Hatch
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Betty Daly
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Rosie Brower
Bob Betit
Chuck Lahey
Leon Volin
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Ray Shepard
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Dot Marquette
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