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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1965

Page

4

Changes in Berkshire music scene reflect modern tastes

A Berkshire paper reflects on the shift from community musical events to summer stops and big ticket institutions. High costs and the rise of radio and TV push audiences toward concert associations and televised entertainment, leaving scarce room for local one night shows and lectures.

Berkshire Flagstad Lotter Lehmann Heifetz Hofman Bob Dillon Volpe Johnson Josh Billings Lanesboro Mark Twain Artemus Ward Bill Nye Petroleum Nasby Barrymore John Sidney Drew Elsie Shannon Pittsfield Barrington Victor Herbert Methodist Church

Museum Calders Hit the Road

Two Berkshire Museum mobiles by Alexander Calder traverse the nation in a Guggenheim organized Calder show. The works Dancing Torpedo Shape and The Arc and the Quadrant travel from New York to join a touring exhibition, then head to the Musée d Art Moderne in Paris for three months from July 8 to October 15.

Berkshire Museum Alexander Calder Calder Guggenheim Museum New York Arc Musée d’Arte Moderne Paris

Program and soloists listed for Berkshire benefit concert

The Berkshire County Fund and sister groups host a Sunday benefit concert at Temple Anshe Amunim to raise funds for rebuilding Mississippi churches. Soloists include Antonia Dalapas Marjorie Ann Kember Elizabeth Miho van Ruth Rice and Paul Nixon with Helen N. Morgan and Harry Rubinstein on two pianos.

Temple Anshe Amunim Berkshire County Fund Committee of Concern Mississippi Social Action Committee Antonia Dalapas Marjorie Ann. .Kember Elizabeth Mihovan Ruth Rice E. W. Blackstone Howard Fohrhaltz Richard Bauer Paul Nixon Helen N. Morgan Harry Rubinstein Antonio Calapas E. Whitney Blackstoin Paul Nixor Marjorie Ann Kember

Bancroft Chooses Role After Neal Stroke

Hollywood star Anne Bancroft expresses mixed feelings about replacing Patricia Neal in Seven Women after Neal suffered strokes. The two actresses are close friends, previously co starring on Broadway in The Miracle Worker and later pursuing separate film careers. Bancroft recalls learning of Neal's condition in a New York salon as she prepared to take the lead.

Hollywood UPI Anne Bancroft Patricia Neal England Miss Bancroft Miss Neal Neal Ucla Medical Center MGM Pat New York China

Movie Timetable for Capitol Palace Union Square

Capitol shows Sylvia at 2 20 5 35 8 45 and Dangerous Charter at 1 00 4 15 7 30. Palace presents Dear Brigitte at 2 35 5 30 9 10 and Back Door to Hell at 1 00 4 15 7 30. Union Square runs Dr Strange Love at 2 40 5 50 9 10 and Nothing But the Best at 1 00 4 15 7 20.

Capitol Sylvia Palace Brigitte Hell Union Square Dr. Strangelove

Peter Cookson to Produce New York Broadway Play

Peter Cookson will return to Broadway with The Right Honourable Gentleman a London hit since last May. It will premiere on Broadway in October. Cookson and his actress wife Beatrice Straight reside in New Marlboro. Amy Lynn will join as co producer. The London cast led by Anthony Quayle Coral Browne and Anna Massey may appear in New York. The play set in 1880s London features a 16 member cast.

Peter Cookson London Mr. Cookson Beatrice Straight New Marlboro Amy Lynn M. Bradley- Dyne Emile Littler New York Anthony Quayle Coral Browne Anna Massey

Montreal expert foiled by Petterson in 1964 bridge trial

In the 1964 Team Trials Montreal expert Ray Jotham held six trumps in last position yet faced a bold defense from Kelsey Petterson. West opened king of diamonds, declarer ruffed diamonds, discarded hearts, and Petterson ran clubs. The hand featured dramatic trump play and clutch ruffs as the defense turned the tide despite the expert’s six trumps.

Montreal Ray Jotham Kelsey Petterson West Declarer Petterson Dummy

Declarer Before You Double Consider Double

A Bridge column notes that doubling depends on who plays the hand. With six trumps, double against a weak declarer may be right, while a savvy player deserves a quiet pass to force a losing line. Today’s deal: dealer holds spades A K Q 9 8 5. hearts 9 4 3. diamonds J. clubs K Q J. Bid one spade. Do not open with a shutout bid when full values exist. Joe Piarella stars in Taggart in two contrasting roles, a Union soldier and an Indian.

East South Declarer Lena Hollywood UPI Joe Piarella Taggart

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