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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1965

Page

4

Television Fathers Rule in Ailing Sitcoms

The piece critiques 1960s TV father figures like Klugman and Denning in Bristol Court entries Harris Against the World and Karen, noting the era’s formulaic family men. It contrasts Bing Crosby Show's failure with audience indifference to both simple and sharp paternal types, praising Mingled dynamics where dads stay background. It ends forecasting 23 new half hour comedies next fall, all loaded with weak premise and no standout pops.

Father Jack Klugman Harris Richard Denning Karen NBC Klugman Groviosky Sandy Danny Thomas Robert Young America Bing Crosby Andy Williams Bing CBS

Albany Showing Highlights Rickey Collection and Picasso Posters

Albany Institute of History and Art presents through April 4 art from George and Woith Rickey of East Chatham and Picasso posters from Robert B. Appleton of Albany. The exhibit pairs German expressionist works with constructivist and optical art from 1905 onward and features over 80 Picasso prints and posters including early graphics and recent works.

Albany Institute of History and Art George and Woith Rickey East Chatham N.Y Robert B. Appleton Albany Rickey United States Europe Africa Asia North America Latin America Picasso Appleton Berkshire Museum

Yale Mellon Art Exhibit at Yale Gallery

Yale University Art Gallery will display English paintings drawings and watercolors from 1700 to 1850 from theCollection of Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon from April 15 to June 20. The 239 paintings and 79 drawings and watercolors come from the Mellon collection now touring after a London Royal Academy show. Mellon, Yale class of 1999, is cited in the note.

New Haven Paul Mellon Yale University Art Gallery Yale Royal Academy London Mellan Richmond Mellon

Town Players Drama Eligible for Moss Hart Award

The Town Players production of A Far Country at the Berkshire Museum will compete for the Moss Hart award at the New England Theatre Conference convention in October. Judges will determine if the production conveys the playwrights intent and supports creative ideals of the free world. A Far Country stars Town Players with Winslow Oshorne and Gregory Harney Jr. as judging officials during weekend showings.

Town Players Berkshire Museum New England Theatre Conference Moss Hart Gregory Harney Jr Winslow Oshorne

Movie Timetable with Strang e Bedfellows and More

Capitol shows Strange Bedfellows at 1 10, 5 00, 8 55 and Doctors in Distress at 3 10, 7 00. Palace presents Young Fury at 1 00, 4 10, 7 20 and Crack in the World at 2 35, 5 45, 9 00. Union Square lists The Pumpkin Eater at 1 35, 4 05, 6 35, 9 00 and Wonders of Miami at 1 15, 3 45, 6 15, 8 40. Berkshire Drive-In: Open weekends only. Pitisfield Drive-In: Open weekends only.

Palace Union Square Miami Berkshire

No Award Made For Best 1964 Commentator

Alfred FT. duPont Awards Foundation did not name a commentator award recipient for 1964. The six member panel at Washington and Lee University chose two station awards but deemed broadcasting less supportive of forthright public service by commentators.

Lexington Alfred FT. duPont Awards Foundation Washington and Lee University Washington D.C American Broadcasting Fred C. Cole Turner Catledge The New York Times Louis B. Wright Washington, D.C Folger Shakespeare Library Lawrence Laurent Washington Post Dwight I E. Sargent Cambridge Mass Nieman Foundation Robert J. Stuart Spokane Wash League of Women Voters of United States O Louis M. Lyons WGBEH Boston Howard K. Smith Marlin Agronsky Edward P. Morgan David Schoenbrun

Stratford composer John Duffy creates for festival

Stratford Conn John Duffy has written more than twenty tunes dances and interludes for the American Shakespeare Festival production of The Taming of the Shrew part of the Student Audience Season. He previously taught at Stockbridge School and led the Symphony of the Hills. Duffy also contributed music for Hamlet last season and will premiere Concerto for Stan Getz and Band at Duke University on April 13.

Stratford, Conn John Duffy American Shakespeare Festival Duffy Stockbridge Mass Symphony of the Hills Pittsfield Stratford Stan Getz Duke University Durham N. CG

Artists of the Upper Hudson regional show planned at Albany Institute

Prospectuses issued for the 0th annual Artists of the Upper Hudson regional exhibition at the Albany Institute of History and Art. Opening June 3 with a dinner for award winners and a preview, the show runs daily except Mondays until July 9. Jurors include George W. Rickey Fletcher Martin and John B Lay. awards juror Al Blaustein. Entries accepted May 20 to 28. For details contact Albany Institute of History and Art, 125 Washington Ave, Albany 10.

Upper Hudson Albany Institute of History and Art Institute George W. Rickey East Chatham N.Y Fletcher Martin Woodstock Washington Ave Albany 10

Bridge Alert Defense Beats Sound Game Contract

In an expert match at the intercollegiate championships North opens with a strong takeout double and advances to game on strength. The article analyzes a defensive line to defeat the contract, including a key club trick and the dangers of misreading trumps. It ends with a puzzle: what is the correct bid given a specific hand and the partner’s opening. The solution: bid one heart to show major before raising partner’s minor.

North West South Dummy Declarer East

Williamstown apprentices sought for summer theater program

The Williamstown Theater seeks about 25 apprentices from colleges for its 11th annual summer season. Applications open to 18 plus, with selections from ~300 inquiries. Apprentices will study at Williams College, live near Adams Memorial Theatre, and may perform in two apprentice shows. Scholarships and assistantships offered for need and promise.

Williamstown Williamstown Theater Nikos Psacharopoulos Psacharopoulos Yale School of Drama New Haven Conn United States California New York Ohio Indiana Illnois Pennsylvania Williams College Adams Memorial Theatre

From Fiddler to Funny Thing

New York AP reports Zero Mostel will take a 12 week leave next summer from Fiddler on the Roof to film A Funny Thing the Forum. Luther Adler will replace him during the absence as filming begins in August at a London studio.

New York Zero Mostel Forum Fiddler Luther Adler Mossel Sinter London

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