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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1965
Page
4
The editorial decries hostile letters about Jay Rosenfeld's Brahms German Requiem review. It counters G Daniel Marshall's critique, backing Rosenfeld with Rosenfeld’s past performances and a personal score. The piece extols critics of knowledge and honesty.
Williamstown Theatre executives, led by Nikos Psacharopoulos, will run seven to eight plays in weeklong slots this summer, reviving the 1953 to 1963 pattern. The shift aims to reduce costs and confusion, and to feature a broader pool of actors, with a 471-person company set to arrive June 20 for rehearsals ahead of the 11th season.
The schedule lists films at Capital Palace Union Square Berkshire Drive-In and Pittsfield Drive-In. Titles include Cheyenne Autumn Go Go Mania Operation Snafu Tom Jones Splendors of Paris Rome Adventure Sex and the Single Girl Fanny Hill The Chapman Report with showtimes ranging from early afternoon to late night and notes of open week ends only at Sunset Drive-In.
NEW YORK AP The recently closed Broadway musical Fade Out Fade In will be shown via the Electronovision process in movie theaters nationwide. The show starring Carol Burnett will be filmed in color following the prior use of Electronovision for Richard Burton Hamlet.
The Mt. Tom Playhouse outlines its summer season running June 21 to September 5 featuring Eve Arden in Beekman Place Beatrice Lillie in High Spirits George Hamilton in Gigi Arlene Francis and Ralph Meeker in Mrs Dally Has a Lover Dana Andrews and Susan Oliver in a Leonard Spiegleglass world premiere comedy Milton Berle in Never Too Late Sheila MacRae in Born Yesterday Martha Raye in Everybody Loves Opal Season subscriptions are available for the full run or individual shows Send inquiries to Mt Tom Playhouse Mountain Park Holyoke Massachusetts
Williams College invites the public to a 4 p.m. reading by renowned poet and critic Alien Tate in Berkshire Prospect House lounge. Tate, born in Kentucky and Vanderbilt graduate, authored Mr Pape and Other Poems Ode to the Confederate Dead and The Mediterranean and Other Poems. He has taught at Columbia Princeton Harvard Oxford and Rome and is a professor at the University of Minnesota.
In a bridge column a hero triumphs with the right play. Porter opens diamonds and a sequence unfolds showing why bidding one no trump is often correct. The reader holds spades J 9 4 hearts 9 8 4 3 diamonds Q 2 clubs K J 9 8. The article argues the chief line is a one no trump response, sometimes one heart with certain partners, despite the weak suit.
WBEC program director Joe Waldman received a Marine Corps citation for a quarter hour documentary aired Aug. 7. The tape commemorates the 1942 Guadalcanal invasion and will be broadcast nationwide on ABC, marking a first for a commercial radio station. Waldman has produced eight documentaries since joining WBEC in 1964.
Woodstock Lists Summer Faculty for the Art Students League shares teachers including Robert Angeloch and Walter Plate who have won prizes in Berkshire Art Association shows. Classes begin June 3 and run through August 27.
Orpheus Male Chorus will sponsor a variety show on June 5 at Berkshire Community College auditorium. Performers include county vocal groups and soloists, with the 20 member BCC chorale directed by Craig Cusson. Proceeds fund a scholarship for the BCC fine arts department.
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