Is It Possible to Eat Daydreams on Screen
A critical take on Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin in 4 for Texas. The reviewer ridicules the film as loud fantasy, noting Sinatras style, Anita Ekbergs fashion, and a playful Western plot. The piece faulted the directing, acting, and script while praising Sinatras star power and condemning the producers for pandering to easy spectacle.
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Playhouse Student Wins Touring Role as Alice
Terry Teitler, former Berkshire Playhouse Drama School student in Stockbridge in 1962 and 1963, has won the title role in the Emerson Children's Touring Theater Company's production of Alice in Wonderland. The company will tour Boston and Rhode Island districts from February through April.
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Stockbridge
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Boston
Rhode Island
Movie Timetable Listings for Capitol Palace Union Square
Capitol shows Charade at 1 3 6 and 8 45. Palace features Take Her She's Mine at 2 20 5 35 8 55 and The Young Swingers at 1 00 4 15 7 35. Union Square presents Strait Jacket at 2 40 6 00 9 15 and The Best of Enemies at 1 00 4 15 7 30. County timetable on page 20.
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Williams Lecture-Concert on Baroque and Rococo
Williams plans an illustrated lecture concert in Jesup Hall titled Baroque and Rococo in Art and Music. Lydia Hoffmann-Behrendt of Dartmouth will play piano and introduce the program. Dr. William H. Pierson Jr. of Williams will lecture. The free event, open to the public, is sponsored by Williams art and music departments.
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Soap Opera Gramp Is Deluged With Birthday Cards
Viewers of the CBS daytime serial As The World Turns sent a record $75,000 greeting cards to Grandpa Hughes played by Salas Ortega for his 70th on air birthday. Ortega, also an inspector on Ellery Queen and Nero Wolfe and Commissioner Weston on The Shadow, has played Grandpa Hughes since the show began on April 2 1936.
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Pirandello Play Planned at Williams College
A one night only Williams College Adams Memorial Theater Williams hosts Six Characters in Search of an Author from Circle in the Square New York off Broadway. The revival praised by Howard Taubman of the New York Times as provocative and human. The show travels on its third national college tour.
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OBrien Cast in Love Has Many Faces Vehicle
Hollywood UPI reports Hugh OBrien has been cast in the movie Love Has Many Faces shot in Acapulco Mexico in January Cliff Robertson and Lana Turner co star in the picture.
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Inger Stevens Joins The NEW Interns At Columbia Pictures
At Home Hollywood UPI reports actress Inger Stevens will join the cast of The NEW Interns at Columbia Pictures. Her TV series The Farmer's Daughter is filmed at the same studio, aligning her with the studio's productions.
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Biographical note on Dr. Pierson and career highlights
The passage outlines Dr. Pierson’s education at the University of Cincinnati and Yale, teaching roles at Yale, Hawken School, and MIT, and his leadership as executive secretary of the Carnegie Study of the Arts of the United States since 1956. It notes his appointment to the Massachusetts Historical Commission and his publications including American Architecture 1600-1900.
Ethics Problem in a Poodle Brings a Bridge Question
Sheinwold on Bridge recounts a humorous unit about Button the poodle peeking at declarer's hand during a diamond driven hand. Rosenfeld ponders if using the dog’s peeking to defeat a contract is ethical and invites readers to weigh in from Baltimore. The piece ends with a sample hand and advice: bid four hearts with 25 to 27 combined high-card points, aiming for game in hearts.
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Send Me No Flowers reunites Hudson and Day
Universal International announces Rock Hudson and Doris Day will reunite in Send Me No Flowers. The pair have a history of box office hits and the U S spokesman described the project as a strong collaboration for the studio.
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