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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
4
The entertainment world bids farewell to Judy Holliday at forty one. A newsinger with a crackling New York voice she could shift from comedy to drama with ease. Her warmth intellect and humor left a void hard to fill in film and stage.
New York comedian Dick Shawn has been signed for a leading role in What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? a comedy to be produced and directed by Blake Edwards for the Mirisch Co. Filming is scheduled to begin in August in Hollywood. United Artists will release the film. Shawn recently completed a principal role in A Very Special Favor with Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, and Charles Boyer.
Capitol shows High Wind in Jamaica at 2:25 5:35 6:35 A Public Affair at 4:20 7:30 Palace screens Brainstorm 1:26 4:55 8:40 The Woman Who Wouldnt Die 3:10 6:50 Union Square presents The Amorous General 2:30 5:45 9:55 Wrong Arm of the Law 1:00 4:10 7:25 Berkshire Drive-in features Kissin Cousins 8:40 The Rounders 10:15 Pittsfield Drive-in Sylvia 12:30 Psycho 10:15 Sunset Drive-in open week ends only.
Ted Shawn announces the 1965 Jacob's Pillow season with Lucas Hoving Patricia Christopher and Chase Robinson performing Icarus and Has the Last Train Left On a third week program five Metropolitan Opera Ballet soloists perform Les Sylphides and Pas de Quatre staged by Alicia Markova Norman Walker and Cora Cahan premiere Trionfa de Afrodite Anner Bijlsma joins Dutch Ballet Theater for Recital for Cellist and Eight Dancers Maria Tallchief returns in United States premiere The Unfinished Symphony with Peter Van Dyk US debut and more plans for the season include diverse auctorial casting and company additions
Colonie Summer Theatre in the Round at Colonie Summer Theatre in Latham launches its eighth season with Camelot July 6 to 11. The summer lineup continues with Gigi July 13 to 18, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum July 20 to 25, Everybody Loves Opal July 27 to Aug 1, Mary Mary August 3 to 8, Du Barry Was a Lady August 10 to 15, Nature's Way August 17 to 22, West Side Story August 24 to 29, and Never Too Late August 31 to Sept 5. Special Monday attractions include Carlos Montoya July 12, Duke Ellington July 26, Amad Jama August 2, and Johnny Mathis August 16. Two children's shows are The Pied Piper of Hamelin July 17 and Robin Hood July 31. Box office opens June 21. mail orders to Colonie Box 136 Latham.
Whistler's Mother returns to Boston after 31 years away with Whistler's Grandmother and Whistler's Mother-in-Law in a Boston Museum of Fine Arts display. The piece toured U S museums by Louvre arrangement and previously drew 11 000 visitors on a single Sunday in 1934.
Bridge problem notes two potential lines of play for a hand. South uses a safety sequence with trumps and spades, testing the queen of spades and finesses. The lesson: in a forcing two spades auction, respond with two no trump to show strength and seek the right position.
The Union Square Theater will drop matinee performances except on weekends until school vacations begin. Owner John M. Cooney announces new hours from 6 to 11 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 11 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
Two dramatic readings of The Assassin by Dr. Robert L. Gaudino assistant professor of political science at Williams College will be offered next Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m. in Griffin Hall. Admission is free but tickets must be picked up from the provost office chapel office or college bookstore. Aimed at public discussion after each performance the cast features Williams faculty wives students Mt Greylock High School staff and other local participants directed by Christopher C Welch. The event follows May 15 16 premieres sold out and centers on a presidential assassination prompting audience involvement and debate in a formal Griffin Hall setting.
West wins the queen of spades and a diamond trick while South laments luck. The hand shows two possible finesses in spades or clubs, each potentially failing. South should attempt to drop a missing honor in one black suit and keep the other finesse in reserve, strategically leading to maximize chances.
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