Roland Hayes Honored by Bohemians at Waldorf Gala
The Bohemians New York musicians club will honor tenor Roland Hayes tomorrow night at a Waldorf gala. Hayes, born 1877 in Georgia, once sang in Pittsfield and Europe, and later conducted Boston Symphony Orchestra programs. His career spanned French and German songs and celebrated Negro spirituals. He is praised for artistic integrity and nobility of character amid early 20th century barriers.
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Albany Gifts From Harrimans Enrich History Institute Seascape and Portrait Donated
Miss Janet MacFarlane announces gifts from Mr. and Mrs. W Averell Harriman to the Albany Institute of History and Art. A Whistler seascape and a George Benjamin Luks portrait join late 19th century works. The Whistler on loan since 1959 was once in the New York State executive mansion and the Harriman residence in Washington is now being vacated. Luks, linked to the Ashcan School, is noted for city life realism.
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New York
Edgar May's Welfare Book Due February Ninth
Edgar May, son of Mrs Renee May of 54 East Housatonic Street, will publish The Wasted Americans with Harper Row New York on February 9. May earned the 1961 Pulitzer Prize for local reporting for Our Costly Dilemma based on Erie County welfare casework. Born in Zurich, he is a Northwestern Medill graduate and former reporter for Buffalo Evening News Fitchieune Sentinel and Bellows Falls Times, now a New York public welfare consultant.
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Peter Ford Joins Film The Out of Towners
Glenn Ford's son Peter Ford appears in The Out of Towners with dad as part of the cast. He plays a comedy role in the Hollywood production.
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Miller Play Has Premiere
New York report on Arthur Miller's After the Fall opening at ANTA Washington Square Theatre. The three hour drama centers on Quentin a successful attorney whose life is shadowed by his marriages a star wife and a college professor under HUAC scrutiny. Jason Robards Jr. plays Quentin and Barbara Taden portrays Maggie in a sharp personal catharsis tied to Miller's own experiences with fame marriage and anti communism probes. The play blends personal crisis with political inquiry and ends with tragedy as a professor linked to the investigations dies by his own hand.
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Maggie
House Committee On Un-American Activities
New Menotti Opera Unveiled at the Met
Gian Carlo Menotti unveils his 11th opera The Last Savage at the Metropolitan Opera a stylish three act satirical work with melodic arias and grand choruses. The pilot concerns a rich anthropologist who brings a phony cave man to Chicago and satirizes cocktail party culture art music and American life with a lively cast led by Roberta Peters George London and Nicolai Gedda.
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Barbara Rush to Star With Sinatra in New Film
UPI reports actress Barbara Rush has become Sinatra's leading lady again after Come Blow Your Horn. Her next project is Robin and the 7 Hoods co starring Sinatra, making it two in a row with the star.
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Miller Returns with The Crucible Theatrical Spell
A German woman scarred by World War II questions if she has learned enough truth to justify a third marriage as a candidate seeks to remarry. The play is uneven in places but casts a strong spell, and as Miller’s first work in nine years it should be seen.
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Movie Timetable Listings at Capitol Palace Union Square
Capitol timetable shows Capitol-All the Way Home at 2 30, 5 45, 8 55 and Dentist in the Chair at 1 00, 4 15, 7 30. Palace presents Jacktown at 1 00, 4 10, 7 20 and Summer Holiday at 2 30, 3 40, 8 55. Union Square shows The Cardinal at 1 30, 4 50, 8 10. County timetable on Page 16.
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Best Sellers Fiction Group Best Sellers List
A list of notable titles and authors including The Venetian Affair by Mary McCarthy The Shoes of the Fishermen by Morris West The Living Reed by Pearl Buck and other works by Michener O Hara Fleming MacLean West Buck Goudge Wallace Eisenhower Kennedy Mitford Lasky Ogilvy Schulz and more. reads like a limited read on contemporary best sellers.
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Pearl
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Sterling North
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JFK
Victor Lasky
Russia
Bob Hope
David Ogilvy
Jack Fishman
Charles Schulz
Sheinwold on Bridge Overcall and a Nuisance Tactics
Bridge column discusses a nuisance overcall and a dummy play sequence. It covers declarer South facing West’s king of spades while East holds king of hearts, outlines a three diamond trick limit, and suggests bidding two diamonds with a six card spade five heart three hand. The piece ends with a puzzle: partner opens diamonds and responder holds spade king four five, heart five three, diamonds queen jack four, club six three two, and the recommended reply is bid two diamonds.
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West
Hello Dolly and Dylan At The Theatre
Hello Dolly stars Carol Channing in a dazzling staging that drew long lines at the St James box office while Dylan, a Sid ney Michaels play with Alec Guinness as Dylan Thomas, offers a strong performance though it leaves Thomas' full genius underexplored. Kate Reid shines as Caitlin with solid support from James Ray and others.
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David Merrick
St. James Theater
4Th Street
Gower Chambien
Dylan
Sidney Michaels
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Plymouth
Dylan Thomas
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America
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Caitlin
James Ray
Martin Gardner
Barbara Berjer
Jenny O'Hara
Louisa Cabot
Oliver Smith
Peter, Glenville
Theater Guild Sits Out Season in Historic Pause
The Theater Guild, Broadway’s oldest producing body, skips a season for the first time since 1919. No shows on exhibit unless a last minute change. plays from other arrangements offered to subscribers. For next season, it plans to coproduce London hit Difference of Opinion with Peter Bridge.
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