Remembering Those Who Advance Society Through Music
The writer laments lack of posthumous recognition for individuals in fields like music, education, and health, praising Serge Koussevitzky Ulysse Buhler and Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge for their lasting impact. It notes Koussevitzky's foundations aiding young composers, Buhler’s dedication to spreading music, and Coolidge’s generous distribution of wealth to nurture chamber music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulyssé Buhler
Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Serge Kousssevitzky
Base Your Play On Humanity in Bridge Advice
Sheinwold urges players to consider human reactions over pure logic in bridge. The column analyzes a diamond and heart sequence, noting South’s vigilant but flawed trump plan, and advises a queen of spades finesse against West. It explains a practical rule for judging opponents and offers the Redouble response to a 1NT opening with 7 high-card points.
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West
Dummy
East
South
Jand
Declarer
Abbott and Katz form partnership to produce Broadway show
Judith Abbott daughter of veteran Broadway showman George Abbott teams with Raymond Katz a talent agent to produce Broadway projects Their first project is an untitled comedy by Norman Wexler a New Dramatists Committee member making his White Way debut
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New York
Judith Abbott
George Abbott
Raymond Katz
Katz
Norman Wexler
New Dramatists Committee
White Way
Best Sellers Fiction Roundup from Major publishers
A catalog of top fiction titles listed across publishers including The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by Le Carre The Group by McCarthy The Venetian Affair by MacInnes The Hat on the Bed by O Hara and other noted works such as The Wapshot Scandal Cheever The Shoes of the Fisherman West The Martyred Kim The Living Reed Buck Von Ryan's Express Westheimer The Fanatic Levin Profiles in Courage Kennedy Four Days and Kennedy era biographies and historical studies from UPI and American Heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Carré
McCarthy
MacInnes
O'Hara
Cheever
West the Martyred
Kim the
Living Reed
Buck von Ryan
Express
Westheimer the
Levin
La Scala in Milan A Globe of Opera Grandeur
Prof. Shaiaman reports from Milan on La Scala the renowned opera house rebuilt since the war. The 3100-seat venue, under Toscanini’s postwar revival, now features air conditioning modern tech and Piccola Scala for smaller works. The house attracts top artists including Bergonzi, Kabwanska, Simionato, and premieres Boita's Mefistofele with a large ensemble and elaborate staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ialy
Teatro Alla Scala
Milan
Italy
la Scala
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
Europe
Gluck
Antonio Salieri
Mozart
Movie Timetable Capsule for Capitol Palace Union Square Berkshire Drive-In
Capitol shows Captain Newman at 1 3 8 and 8:45 with shorts at 3 5 8 The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon features 1 4 6 8 The Sword in the Stone plays 1 4 6 8 55 The Union Square listing offers Lillen of the Field at 2 5 9 and Stow away in the Sky at 1 4 7 Berkshire Drive-In presents That Kind of Woman at 7 30 and Who's Minding the Store at 9 15 Pittsfield timed show Term of Trial 15 County timetable on pave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koussevitcky
Toscanini
Stokowski
Koussevitzky
Union Square
Lillen
Berkshire Drive-In
Pittsfield
Poitier to star in Othello on Broadway debut
New York AP report that David Merrick plans a Shakespeare quadricentennial staging of Othello with Sidney Poitier as Othello in a November opening. Tony Richardson will direct the production, one of Broadway’s busiest sponsors’ latest ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Merrick
Broadway
Sidney Poitier
Venice
Tony Richardson
Liberman Show Opens Tonight At Bennington
Alex ander Liberman of New York City opens a Bennington College art exhibition in the New Gallery Carriage Barn tonight free to the public. The show features a comprehensive group of paintings with new softer lines, contrasting his former hard edge style. Liberman, born in Russia, is a former Vogue art director and now editorial director of Conde Nast publications in the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Liberman
New York City
Bennington College
Liberman
Russia
Vogue Magazine
Conde Nast Publications
United States
Europe
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Chile
Stockbridge
Berkshire Music Center
Sheinwold
Bridge
Alfred Sheinwold
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Ete
Berkshire
Pitafield Matiens Bank
Joan Walsh
Anglund
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England
Miss Abbott
Kennedy
UPI
American Heritage
President Kennedy
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White House
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General Motors
Sloan
JFK
Lasky
Oxivy
Jungie
Reid
Demaria Raseal
North Lomat
Eorpey
Ver
Doris
Pris
Leroy
Aris
Jill
Gong
AE Woop Bumetead
Amedoris
Boito’s ‘Mefistofele
Opera In
By Irwin Shainman
Boita
Mefistofele
Verdi
Metropolitan Opera
Carlo Bergonzi
Raina Kabarwanska
Margherita Wallmann
Mascagni
Giulietta Simionato
Prokofieff
Diaglieff Paris Company
Stravinsky
Kurt Weill
Bertolt Brecht
Mahogany
Piccola Scala
Gloria Davey
Jonny
Gloria Lane
Begbick
Miss Lane
Stendhal
Opera House
Shaiaman
Ounesie
Williams College
Berkshire Community Symphony
Capitol
Captain Newman
al Ohi
Mass
Sophia Lore
Tar Hunter
SatSun
Bennington
Times
N.Y. Times
All Disney Color
Ecwical PE
Cinemas
CEPT
Reatsieto
Pemeneninenee
Dalton Ave
Texas
Sarah
Paler
Wes
Certia Film Festival
Neste
Tela
Lanito
Gregory | Peck
Angie Dickinson
Bobby Darin
Ney
Arizona
Cacoe
J. Kaufman
Bureau of Advertising, Upraking
the Grocery Manufacturers of America
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