LUV and The Subject Was Roses Win Broadway Awards
Milton R. Bass reviews the Broadway hit LUV at Booth Theater featuring Eli Wallach Anne Jackson and Alan Arkin noting its absurdist twists and uneven pacing. He also covers The Subject Was Roses winning the Pulitzer Prize and its challenging production journey from May opening to breakthrough moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilroy
Jack Albertson
Irene Dailey
Martin Sheen
Albertson
Edgar Lansbury
Ulu Grosbard
Broadway
Alan Arkin, Anne Jackson and
Eli Wallach
Mukherjee To Play Flute At Brandeis Fete
Sushil Mukherjee, artist in residence at Windsor Mountain School Lenox, is invited by Brandeis University students union to perform as featured Bamboo flute soloist at Schwartz Hall Saturday 2 30 p.m. He will be accompanied on drums and string drone by Birendra and Miss Anila Deyi of New York.
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Sushil Mukherjee
Windsor Mountain School
Lenox
Brandeis University Students’ Union
Hillel Gedrich
Mukherjee
Schwartz Hall
Birendra
Anila Deyi
New York
The Boy Friend at Williams College Cap and Bells
The Boy Friend is a light musical satire staged by Williams College Cap and Bells Society at Adams Memorial Theatre. Mary Minturn Baker as Polly Browne and Miriam Piper as Madame Dubonnet receive praise for vocal prowess while David Earle as Percival Browne provides notable singing. The production shows charm amid pacing issues and band vagaries, with functional sets and a generally upbeat finish.
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Lady Wilson
Cop and Belis Society
Williams College
Keith Fowler
Teal Saeen
Jorat Belt Caller
Sophie Aonety
Gredy Larkins
Ene
Zee
Polly
David Earle
Aiphone
Eric, Read Miller
Marca Michal Morfit
Rollo
Robert Sn Plecre
Robert Plunket
Bobby van Husen ' Olck Hetter
Tony
Rockhurst
Sern Brown, Jr
Boy Friends
Lord Brockhurst Lane
Balle Boch Larme
Gregory Curtis
William Bingham
Pepe Orck ‘Helter
Laila
Barbara Wigen
Williamstown
Adams Memorial Theatre
Cap and Bells Society
Miriam Piper
Madame Dubonnet
Miss Baker
Madame
Gardner
Maisie
Zoe Noyes
Belle Boch
Percival Browne
David Jenks Works Shown At Williams College Art Museum
A Williams College senior from Cohasset presents a solo show at the Williams College Museum of Art featuring painting and graphic works. Jenks earned a two year Hubbard Hutchinson Fellowship awarded for senior creative talent in painting, with the display organized to highlight painting alone. The exhibit reflects Jenks training at Williams, Phillips Academy Andover, and a Norfolk Connecticut summer program under Yale Art School guidance. Admission is free. hours are 9 12 and 2 4 daily and 2 5 on Sunday.
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Willamstown
David P. Jenks
Cohasset
Williams College
Wiliams College Museum of Art
Jenks
Hubbard Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Williams
Art Department
Phillips Academy
Andover
Norfolk
Movie Timetable Listings by Coniol and Local Theaters
The timetable lists showings for Mary Poppins at Coniol with 1 00 PM 3 30 PM 6 00 PM and 8 30 PM. Other venues include Palace with Go Go Mania and Operation Snafu and Union Square with Dr No and From Russia With Love. Berkshire Drive-In shows Bullet for a Badman and Father Goose while Pittsfield Drive-In screens Send Me No Flowers and The Lively Set. Sunset Drive-In indicates open week ends only.
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Berkshire
Pittsfield Drive-In
Sunset Drive-In
Peer Gynt Readings Set At Williams College Brooks House
Williams College students stage a reading of Henrik Ibsen Peer Gynt at Brooks House with 18 actors led by William J. Bennett. The intimate set features lighting sound and makeup, with reservations required via Roy Bennett or Mark Ellis.
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Peer Gynt
Williams
Williamstown
Henrik Tbsen
Brooks House
Williams College
Roy Bennett
Mark J. Ellis
D. William Henderson
Little Silver
N.J
Peer
William J. Bennett
Arlington
Gower Champion to Direct Broadway Drama
New York AP reports Gower Champion will direct his first nonmusical Broadway play, He to Hecuba, set for premiere next fall. The drama by Michael Stewart concerns a traveling theater troupe and is sponsored by Edward Padols.
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New York
Broadway
Gower Champion
Hecuba
Michael Stewart
Iiter
Edward Padols
Bridge and the moving picture world meet in a deal
A Griffith column recalls a MGM executive Joe Cohen slipping a Mickey on a simple bridge hand. The article analyzes defense, trumps, and a misplay at a critical moment revealing insider game feel and long familiar positions in the trump suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture
Joe Cohen
MGM
Bast
Declarer
West
East
Master of Make-Believe Flim Slams Trusting Foe
Bridge puzzle style column discusses a hand where the author misreads opponents' holds, then explains bidding with 5 points and a 9 card spade fit. Partner opens 1NT and a decision to bid 2 spades is recommended, noting game chances and safe play if partner raises.
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Make-Believe
Flim
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Mr. Schisgal
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Alan Arkin
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Luyverly
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Kaboodle
the Royale
Winthrop Ames
Helen Hayes
Drama Critics Circle Prize
Mr. Gilroy
Lyman Sts
Tri-City
Savina
Joe Harley
M.C
LN Ned
THE
Beatles
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Ligeza
Julie Andrews
PTA
iWalt
Disney
Cheyenne
Jas. Stewart
Kok
Bikini Beach
Sat
Sun
the & i Int
Ulliversavels
Brandeis Fete
Aus
Bolt Tors Cola
By Lisa Lansing
Mary Minturn Baker
Polly Browne
AMT
David Jenks
Sean Connery
Janet Bond
Kneon Dayce
Dees
Duk
Coniol
Mary Poppins
Palace
Union Square
Dr. No
Russia
South
Cohen
Hollywood
John Galletty
Ashmere Lake
Hinsdale
Mass
Seersucker
Buttton
Chelsea
Robert Mall
Dalton Ave
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