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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1965

Page

4

International set of concert artists travels worldwide

A reflective essay extols the life of top musicians who travel from capital to capital, forging global ties, meeting diverse peoples, and finding glamor in constant tours. It notes their linguistic challenges, anecdotes about Koussevitzky and others, and the two way language barrier with foreign guests, ending with a playful reference to a Tanglewood academy birthday joke.

Peace Corps Atlantic Dalton Charles Munch Leinsdorf Boston Orchestra Milan Isaac Stern Europe Tanglewood Scandinavia New York la Scala Salsburg Bayreuth Buenos Aires Koussevitzky Boston Symphony Orchestra Academy Lukas Foss Boaz Piller Amsterdam White House Aba Eban U.N Eban Oxford Cambridge America Tanglewood “Academy

Berkshire artists shine in New York showings

Art review highlights Sushil Mukherjee and Will Horwitz as leading Berkshire figures in the New York scene. Mukherjee’s eight ink drawings and 23 oils reveal a versatile, Nabokovian style with global iconography and technical flair. Horwitz’s sculpture and drawing display Brancusi influence and strong craftsmanship, with pieces Harth and Sky noted as particularly effective.

John Canaday Horwitz Brancusi Harth

Technical Staff Announced for A Far Country Play

Marion T Bruni announces the Town Players staff for A Far Country with set designers Robert Boland George Morrison and Bruni. Other crew includes Timothy Donnelly Morrison Kelly Narhis Balint Portnoy Bauer Fuse lier Cardell Gorton Bruni Dartford MacGowan Nasca Dioli. Performances run March 26 27 and April 2 3 at the Berkshire Museum with tickets via the Town Players Workshop.

Town Players Marion T. Bruni Robert M. Boland George Morrison Miss Bruni Timothy Donnelly Mr. Morrison Colin Kelly Burt Narhis Mary Balint Bonnie Portnoy Barbara Bauer Bette Fuselier Pete Carde Mrs. Balint Frank Gorton Misa Bruni Judy Dartford Soaphie MacGowan Gail Nasca Barbara Dioli Berkshire Museum Town Players Workshop

Ten Best Books Selected For Precollege Readers

CHICAGO IL The National Association of Independent Schools announces the ten best adult books of 1964 for pre college readers selected by the Booklist Committee. The winners include Elizabeth Janeway James Ramsay Ullman Franklin Russell Samuel Chotzinoff Heather Ross Miller R K Narayan James W Silver John Berryman Benjamin Capps and David Hawke. Awards were given at the NAIS conference with remarks by Lois Markey and speaker Robert Cromie.

Chicago Ill National Association of Independent Schools Association Conrad Hilton Hotel United States Canada Cary Potter NAIS Booklist Committee Elizabeth Janeway Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc James Ramsay Ullman J. B. Lippincott & Co Franklin Russell Argen Alfred A. Knopf, Inc Samuel Chotzinoff Heather Ross Miller Atheneum Publishers R. K. Narayan Viking Press, Inc James W. Silver Mississippi Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc John Berryman Farrar, Straus & Giroux Benjamin Capps Ogallala Duell, Steane & Pearce, Inc David Hawke Charles Scribner’s Sons Lois R. Markey Concord N.H Robert Cromie Books Today The Chicago Tribune Robert Bliss Deerfield Academy Markey

New Book By Borland Scheduled

Well known nature writer and Eagle columnist Hal Borland has written a new book Country man A Summary of Belief to be published April 26 by J B Lippincott Co Borland lives in Salisbury Conn and describes the work as an account of what has been happening inside and around one countryman during one brief span of this voyage through time and space Barbara Borland his wife is also an author and Borland writes the Our Berkshires column for The Eagle each Wednesday.

Eagle Hal Borland J. B. Lippincott Co Borland Salisbury, Conn Berkshires The Barbara

Oliver to Make N E Premiere in Springfield

Oliver, a top Broadway musical, will debut in New England April 8 at 8 30 p m in Springfield Paramount Theater. Hugh Fordin produced the Mt Tom Playhouse run, with Paul Anglim as general manager for Springfield and Worcester shows. Jules Munshin stars as Fagin, Joan Gastman as Nancy, Christopher Spooner as Oliver. All seats reserved. tickets at the Paramount.

Springfield Oliver New England Paramount Theater Hugh Fordin Mt. Tom Playhouse Holyoke Paul Gifford Anglim Gifford House South Egremont Worcester Fall River Jules Munshin Fagin Joan Gastman Nancy Christopher Spooner Lionel Bart Paramount

Movie Timetable Summary Card

Capitol shows Strange Bedfellows at 1 10 5 00 8 55 Doctors in Distress at 3 10 7 00 Palace presents Young Fury 1 00 4 10 7 20 Crack in the World 2 35 5 45 Union Square screens The Pumpkin Eater 1 35 4 05 6 35 9 00 Wonders of Miami 1 15 3 45 6 15 8 40 Berkshire Drive In Looking for Love 7 30 The Americanization of Emily 9 15 Pilisfield Drive In Return to Peyton Place 9 45 The Hustler 7 30

Capitol Strange Bedfellows Doctors In Distress Palace—Young Fury Union Square Miami Berkshire Drive-In Emily Pilisfield Drive-In Peyton Place

Artie Shaw Publishes Second Book On Marriages

Former bandleader Artie Shaw announces his second book I Love You I Hate You Drop Dead to be released next month by Fleet Publishing Corp. New York. Living in Lakeville Connecticut Shaw details three modern marriages set on Madison Avenue and Sunset Strip. Shaw, who has seven marriages, lists Evelyn Keyes as his current wife, wed in 1956.

Artie Shaw Fleet Publishing Corp New York Shaw Lakeville Conn Madison Avenue Hollywood Sunset Strip Evelyn Keyes

Discard habits and dummy management in a bridge hand

In a historical Intercollegiate Tournament hand, South wins with the ace of clubs and plays top trumps. He should discard from dummy to save key diamonds and hearts, ensuring the six spade contract holds. Losing no more than five of dummy's diamonds and balancing discards avoids failure when the jack of spades comes into play.

South Dummy West Declarer

Bid One Spade After Strong Favorable Distribution

Bridge problem narration: North table dealer holds spades A K Q 10 9 8 7, hearts none, diamonds 8 5, clubs A 5 3 2. West would protect, but South can discard losing clubs with careful play after leading top spades. Answer: Bid one spade. Do not shut out with a fit opening bid despite control prospects.

So Eager color program on WAST April 4

Albany area television debuts So Eager a color produced show on WAST Channel 13 from 8 30 to 9 p m. It explores how youths seek knowledge beyond classrooms and highlights the Heldeberg Workshop a three week August session near Albany with nearly 500 young participants last year. The nonprofit program features instructors from the Albany Symphony Orchestra and NASA staff, produced by Jean Berehmanns written by William Sullivan and narrated by Karl Qshorne.

Albany WAST Channel 13 Heldeberg Mountains Edgar Curtis Albany Symphony Orchestra National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jean Berehmans William Sullivan Karl Qshorne

Parma Sues Baritone MacNeil Over Opera House Walkout

Parma officials sue American baritone Cornell MacNeil for breach of contract after he walked out during Verdi's Masked Ball in protest of audience booing at the Parma Opera House on December 26. He reportedly engaged in a backstage altercation with vice mayor Giuseppe Negri and the opera house superintendent following the incident.

Parma Italy UPI Cornell MacNeil Parma Opera House Luisa. Maragliano MacNeil Biuseppe Negri

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