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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1964
Page
4
A long meditation on the music business and the perilous path to fame. It notes that most aspirants never reach the top, contrasts past masters with today’s vast yet unstable field, and highlights the pull of live performance and the erratic fruit of national and international competitions.
New York says Joan Fontaine, newly married for the fourth time, advised on ABC TV that couples should have separate bedrooms bathrooms and studies to keep a marriage healthy. She spoke on Girl Talk within 48 hours of marrying Alfred Wright, magazine editor. She urged husbands to see wives at their best without curlers or face cream to preserve dignity.
Prof Wind of Oxford argues Harper's piece that modern art suffers from lack of patronage and external assignment. He says Renaissance patrons took greater risks and acted at crucial moments, whereas today's collectors delay judgment until works are finished, stifling the artist's personal choice.
London sponsor Theater Guild and Peter Bridge will bring the melodrama Difference of Opinion to Broadway next fall. George Ross and Campbell Singer wrote the play described as a gripping whodunit of big business and a season toy hit. Anthony Sharp is expected to direct. casting remains incomplete.
Capitol shows Man's Favorite Sport at 1 10, 4 55, 8 40 and Hide and Seek at 3 15, 7 00. Palace runs Global Affair at 1 00, 3 50, 6 40, 8 23 and Chase Me Charlie at 2 40, 5 25, 8 15. Union Square lists The Cardinal at 1 30, 4 50, 8 55. County timetable on Page 16.
About 25 watercolors and oils by Carl Broemel are on display at the Berkshire Museum in the upper front hall and the small modern gallery through the month. The Sharon, Connecticut native born in 1891 studied in Cleveland Munich New York and held roles in Federal Art Project and NRA. He exhibited widely and earned several prizes, with works owned by many institutions and collectors.
Swift works and related prints are on display at the Chapin Library Williams College Stetson Hall. The exhibition titled Swift and His Circle features over 60 items on Dr Jonathan Swift and his era arranged for Prof Robert J Allen honors course. It highlights first editions Gulliver's Travels Tale of a Tub A Modest Proposal Battle of the Books and Cadenus Vanessa published in the early 1700s.
Williamstown Theater searches for about 20 apprentices from colleges and universities nationwide for its 10th annual season this summer. Last year drew 200 inquiries. this year area residents may apply, with classes housed at Williams College buildings near Adams Memorial Theater.
Bridge column discusses early play against a 1NT opener with hand Spade Q7 Heart 10852 Diamond K986 Clubs 103. The defense must manage entries and timing to avoid giving declarer tricks. responder should bid two diamonds as a weak response and follow the heart and club ruffing strategy to pressure declarer.
Mort Sahl is signed for his first major dramatic Broadway role in The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window. He will play Sidney Brustein, a Greenwich Village weekly publisher, with Rita Moreno as his wife and Peggy Cass as her sister. Opening has moved from March 16 to September 28. rehearsals start August 9 and previews September 10. Sahl previously debuted on Broadway in The Next President and will tour in June in A Thousand Clowns to prepare for the straight role.
A listing shows fiction titles and authors such as Le Carré, McCarthy, Mac Innes, O'Hara, West, Michener, Levin, Fleming, Buck. Included are The Spy Who Came in from the Cold and On Her Majesty's Secret Service along with The Shoes of the Fisherman and The Fans etc. The fragment notes various titles and authors in a catalog-like format.
Nonfiction profiles including Kennedy profiles in courage and The White House Years. Also works on Eisenhower JFK myth Lasky Four Days My Years With General Motors Sloan and related histories.
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