Fancy Meeting You Here In This World Of Travel
A reflective column recalls serendipitous reunions with distant friends in foreign places. It threads anecdotes from Livingstone to Lindbergh and Keats to Thackeray, noting how strangers become kin far from home, and ends with a whimsical nod to a Pittsfield woman who watched a coronation procession from a curb.
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Einstein
Paris
Hollywood
Edward Gibbon
Oxford
Lausanne
Gibbon
Voltaire
Cafe de la Paix
Pittsfield
London
A Far Country review at Town Players Museum Theatre
Henry Denkers play A Far Country produced by Flipt is Town Players at the Museum Theater directed by Marion T Bruni with setting by Robert M Baland and Bruni. Cast includes Martha Bernays Freud Diane Wither Kathy Susan Wicker Frederick Wohlmuth Edward Darford Sigmund Freud Gerald Autisio Mama Freud Marilyn Narbis Colt Freud Daryl Sime Elizabeth Von Ritter Joyce NeuF Dr. Joseph Steuver Walter N Wallace.
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Robert M. Baland
Miss Bruni
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Edward Darford
Sigmund Freud
Gerald Autisio
Mama_ Freud
Marilyn Narbis
Colt Freud
Daryl Sime
Elizabeth von Ritter
Joyce Neuf
Joseph Steuver
Walter N. Wallace
Marilyn Norbis
Freud
Diane B. Wicker
Kathy
Susan Wicker
Edward Dartford
Frederick Wohlmuth
Kim Stanley
Lili Darvis
Miss Darvis
A Far Country explores Freud era psychiatry on stage
The Town Players present a drama about early psychoanalytic ideas with Dr Freud like advances and a strong Elizabeth von Ritter role by Joyce Neuf. Gerald Aulisio, Marilyn Norbis, Walter N. Wallace lead a capable ensemble in a thoughtful production that echoes Broadway’s 1961 staging.
Freud Pioneered Psychiatry Amid Early Criticism
Eighty years ago Dr Sigmund Freud began work toward psychiatry amid harsh critique, facing his mother as a stern critic. He sensed psychosomatic ailments and fixations though unaware of terms, and resolved to address mental illness through new insight.
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London
Beethoven
Felix Mendelssohn
Col
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India
Richard
South Atlantic
St. Helena
Duke of Wellington
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Batte
Waterloo
Vienna
Sigmund Freud
Freud
Art Hutt Gallery in London Pioneers Space Rental Model
London art scene shifts as Artists' Own Gallery on Kingly Street lets artists rent wall or floor space with sales commissions. Owner Tony Hutt runs seven floors of galleries, aiming for a bustling, accessible art market unlike New York's prestige driven model. Hazel McKinley highlighted in February show.
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London
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Park Avenues
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AOG
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Sheeler Shaker exhibition opens in Albany April 8
Shaker furniture and related works by Charles Sheeler travel to Albany Institute of History and Art with paintings and drawings on Shaker themes. An illustrated talk by Alfred Frink stein, San Francisco Chronicle critic, will precede a public opening. Items loaned from Hancock Shaker Village and other museums highlight Sheeler’s role as a leading Shaker furniture collector.
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Albany Institute of History and Art
Alfred Frankenstein
San Francisco Chronicle
Albany
Boston Piuseum
Hancock
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Shaker Museum
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N.Y
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Bridge signal reads high low in diamond sequence
West opens king of diamonds and East responds with high low by nine or eight of diamonds. East's low card signals count and intention to break the sequence. West recognizes the signal as part of a defensive communication method.
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East
South
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Ml Planned Signal Induces Ead Defense
A vulnerable area in NORTH and Ft UTH and AKQ762 9 64 O36 is affected by a planned signal that triggers an Ead defense. The brief notes the defense activation and involved locations. It outlines ensuing security measures and potential risk adjustments for the units named.
Elliott Norton Wins Fourth Thousand Dollar Prize
The Elliott Norton Award received a $4,000 prize for criticism from Yale University’s English department in conjunction with Cornell and Princeton. The Boston Record American and Sunday Advertiser praised Norton’s 30 years of theater criticism and his frontline role shaping Broadway tryouts.
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Elliot Norton
George Jean Nathan
Boston Record American and Sunday
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Cornell
Princeton
Norton
Not a Treatment: A Far Country Proves an Inhibition Release
The review credits Steven Hill as Freud and highlights Marion T. Bruni for sensitive direction. Robert M. Boland and Miss Bru ni created the uncanny set of the doctor's office with Colin Kelly arranging the lighting. The production offers a treat rather than a treatment, promising an enjoyable escape for the audience.
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Marion T. Bruni
Robert M. Boland
Miss Bruni
Colin Kelly
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