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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1964

Page

4

Television versus newspapers in public opinion debates

A columnist argues about the rise of television as a news and entertainment medium compared with newspapers. He cites the 1953 Roper survey on attitudes toward TV, notes high TV news consumption, questions about credibility, and recalls Kennedy coverage. He prefers print for precise detail but acknowledges TV’s impact on daily life and attitudes.

Elmoroper Television Information Office American Marketing Association

Show Boat Singers Set for Channel 22 Appearance

Aline Drescher John Gorman Jane Jean Bousquet and two other Show Boat leads from the Town Players will appear on Channel 22 Springfield on Wednesday afternoon from 1 30 to 2 00. Arthur Andrews will host and discuss the show. They will sing Make Believe You are Love Bill Can't Help Lovin Dat Man with pianist Eric Henry. Show Boat at Berkshire Museum March 13 14 and 18 21 with a March 15 matinee. Tickets by phoning Town Players Workshop 148 Lebanan Ave.

Aline Drescher John Gorman J Ane Jean Bousquet Town Player Show Boat Channel 22 Springfield Arthur Andrews American National Theater Association ANTA Drescher Mr. Gorman Magnolia Hawks Gaylord Ravena Town Players Workshop Lebanan Ave

Fred Friendly Named Head of CBS News

Fred Friendly of New York with a summer home on Stockbridge Bowl is named president of CBS News. Richard S. Salant, the prior president, becomes a vice president and special assistant to CBS President Frank Stanton. Effective immediately, both appointments shift CBS News leadership.

Fred Friendly New York Stockbridge Bowl Columbia_ Broadcasting System CBS Frank Stanton Friendly CBS News Richard S$. Salant News Providence Edward R. Murrow CBS Reports

Stratford Offers Three Weekend Shakespeare Seminars Before May Opening

The American Shakespeare Theater in Stratford Conn marks its 10th anniversary season and Shakespeare’s 406th birth anniversary with three weekend seminars April 24–26 May 1–3 and May 6–10. Each weekend features performances four lectures and discussions lodging at Stratford Motor Inn and meals at Mermaid Tavern. Inclusive rates include registration lodgings meals gratuities and transport with reservations due by March 23.

Stratford American Shakespeare Theater the Inn Lawrence Langner Speare Theater Motor Inn Shakespeare Theater Conn

Philadelphia Names New Museum Head

The Philadelphia Museum of Art named Evan Hopkins Turner as director designates him as head after Labor Day. Turner, 36, formerly directed the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, with degrees from Harvard and a history at Fogg, Frick, and Wadsworth Atheneum.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Museum of Art Evan Hopkins Turner Turner Orono Maine Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Henri Marceau Marceau John G. Johnson Brilliant Record Harvard University Fogg Museum Cambridge Frick Collection New York Wadsworth Atheneum Hartford Montreal

Movie Timetable and Capitol Schedule

Capitol shows Misadventures of Merlin Jones at 1 00, 3 40, 6 20, 9 00 with Sound of Laughter at 2 30. Palace presents The Comedy of Terror at 2 40, 5 50, 9 00 and The Sadist at 1 00, 4 05, 7 15. Union Square lists The Victors at 1 00, 3 40, 6 10, 8 40. County timetable appears on Page 18.

Capitol Merlin Jones Palace Union Square

Shakespeare Study Funded At Stratford Anniversary

The Ford Foundation provides a $100,000 grant to the University of Birmingham's Shakespeare Institute in Stratford upon Avon to support graduate research on Elizabethan drama during the quadricentennial year.

Allan Lewis New York New School of Social Research Max Bluestone Harvard Graduate School’ of Education Charles Church Avon Shakespeare C. B. Davis Kent School Harcourt Brace English Avon Stratford - Upon - Avon Stratford Ford Foundation University of Birmingham Shakespeare Institute

Sheinwold on Bridge Opening Lead Advice and Play

West leads clubs after partner bids clubs, a novice misstep that allows declarer to secure the contract. Declarer wins tricks with clubs, spades and hearts, ruffs in dummy, then completes the crossruff. West suggests alternative lines but neither would beat the contract, leaving West noting his own missed opportunity.

West

Bridge bidding puzzle with weak hand response

In a bridge contest, with partner opening hearts and east refusing stay in, the dummy appears with a singleton. West should lead trump to curb dummy, while East wins trump and returns it. You hold Q76 spades, Q31952 hearts, diamonds 45 3 2 clubs 7. Despite strong trumps, bid two hearts as a practical but weak reply due to insufficient trump support and overall weakness.

East North Trump West South

Three More Songs By Richard Rodgers

New York AP reports a summer revival of Il Married an Angel brightened by three extra Richard Rodgers tunes. The production updates the book from 1938 to 1964 and stars Eva Gabor. Rodgers says the three melodies were written for film projects but unused.

New York Richard Rogers Eva Gabor Rogers

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