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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
2
A fragment discusses community outrage over vulgarity and drugs, raising chances of stricter norms, public discipline, and a return of morning prayer. It satirizes protests, youth culture, and civil liberties in a town meeting style with social critique.
A heated commentary questions freedom of speech and the porn debate, arguing that films push nudity and vulgar language while adults debate lines between decency and expression. The author condemns hypocrisy, urges adults to explain complex issues to youth, and calls for a clearer moral stance.
Listings show multiple venues with titles and showtimes including Palace Once Upon a Time in the West at 8:00 and ongoing from 1:30, Showcase Shoes of the Fisherman at 8:00 with matinees, Union Square Romeo and Juliet daily, Sunset Drive-In Twisted Nerve at dusk and Charro at 10:90, Berkshire Drive-In The Heart is a Lonely Hunter at dusk and Rachel, Rachel at 10:30, Plattsfield Pretty Poison at dusk and 200 Rifles at 10:20, Coury’s Bullet and I Love You Alice B Toklas, Hoosac Drive-In open weekends, West Springfield Cinema 1 The Lion in Winter at 9:30, Cinema 2 Winning at multiple times, Cinema 3 Funny Girl with varied matinees and evenings.
The Berkshire Theatre Festival plans six experimental workshops for its season. The Walrus Stage, led by Gordon Rogall, will present new plays by John Ford Noonan Morton Lichter and Robert Auletia. Smith College staff will stage plays by Smith writers with Arlen Digitale directing. Ann McIntosh directs pieces by Patricia Cooper and Ed Setrakian. A new play by Merritt Abrash is on the schedule. Admission-free dates to be announced. write to Berkshire Theatre Festival Stockbridge to join the mailing list.
The Berkshire Drama Theatre, a 120 member group of teens and adults, will stage Ten Little Indians by Christie on June 27 and 28 at First Baptist Church. Gaynor Jones and Frank Salvaggis lead, with Diane Fitzgerald Patricia Ostraneter Bill Mc Cluskey William Moore Rob Tagliente Jeanne Daury in supporting roles. Curtain at 8 19 p.m. Tickets at the door.
Linda Goodman granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Nils Mortenson of 100 Broadview Terrace will be a featured soloist with the David McLain Dance Theatre at the Beaupre Ballet Festival in Stockbridge from July 2 to 6. She will perform principal dance in Forty Two by Nine in Five a contemporary work by David McLain with music by Witold Lutoslawski and also appear in Night Soliloquies.
Mr and Mrs Louis J Balint who bought the former Carl Pierce home on Taylor Street will open a home studio on June 28 named Artists Outlet Paintings sculptures drawings and ceramics will be shown and for sale open until Sept 1 Teachers and professionals in art will exhibit works Mrs Balint studies at Berkshire Community College and Mr Balint is a GE engineer
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