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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
4
The industry predicts comedies will occupy about thirty percent of nighttime programming, with half hour formats favored for quick, joke laden episodes. NBC joins CBS and ABC in expanding situation comedies while Westerns return, and major networks announce a fall slate totaling about 350 million in new escapist programming.
George M. Bartenieff of New York City plays Ariel in the Hartford Stage Company's production of Shakespeare's The Tempest, running through May 39. He has appeared in Lincoln Center Repertory's The Changeling and Krapp's Last Tape and Zoo Story, and in Living Theatre's The Brig. His film work includes America America and Zero in the Universe, with The Double Barreled Detective Story still unreleased.
Bradford Smith, who died July 14 in South Shaftsbury Vermont near his North Adams roots, will have 48 poems in The Seasoned Mind published by Stephen Greene Press. The collection, his first, includes late work written during his final months as cancer constrained him, reflecting unity of people, nature, life and death. His life also produced 21 books, including biographies of William Bradford, Capt. John Smith, Why We Behave Like Americans, Portrait of India, and Meditation: The Inward Art, with Men of Peace issued posthumously.
Capitol shows A Stranger Knocks at 2 45 and 3 55 and 9 00 Station Sahara at 1 00 4 19 7 20. Palace features Circus World at 1 35 3 35 6 09 8 25 plus shorts. Union Square presents Die Die My Darling at 2 30 5 45 9 00 Revenge of Frankenstein at 1 00 4 15 7 30. Berkshire Drive-In screens The World of Henry Orient at 12 30 and Goldfinger at 2 30. Pittsfield Drive-In offers The Girls on the Beach at 10 00 and G L Blues at 3 15. Sunset Drive-In open weekends only.
Williamstown Theatre member Frank Langella received the Obie for best actor in Rob ert Lowell's The Old Glory. He previously appeared in A View From the Bridge and A Man for All Seasons, with Joyce Ebert also an Obie winner from Williamstown. Langella and Joyce Ebert will join the Williams town resident Equity company for the 11th season July 2 through Aug. 28.
Stockbridge residents will see Herb Gardner’s three act comedy A Thousand Clowns May 27 to 30 at the Lavender Door Main Street. John Phillips stars as Murray with Cynthia Cantwell Jeff Hodges Sky Whitehead Ron Averbacher and Charles Thornhill in supporting roles. Admission is free. Reservations via Stockbridge 298 3653 5 to 7 p.m. Director Jayne Mooney assistant Daniel Weiss.
The Berkshire Playhouse in Stockbridge undergoes redecorating under Robert Saidenberg and Paul Giovanni. Walls receive gray green paint, a new curtain is installed, the proscenium arch is being blended with the walls, and new lighting is installed both on and off stage.
The article discusses dangers of leading away from an ace in a suit contract and advises declarers to assume opponents hold aces. It notes West leads diamonds five and South should infer East has the ace, making dummy's king unhelpful. The hand analysis ends with South evaluating the dla- (text truncated).
A brief note emphasizes considering the entire hand in card play rather than focusing on a single suit. Key ideas include evaluating suit length, potential tricks, and planning based on holdings like A Q S and others, with practical guidance for decision making.
WILLIAMSTOWN The Williams College Museum of Art displays Designed for New England through May 31 with free admission. Works by E. M. and M. K. Hunter of Hanover NH feature murals of NH and VT houses and include Colby Dartmouth and Connecticut College buildings. The exhibit also notes Hunter designs at Colby Colby Mugar Art Building and Reichhold Science Center while Dartmouth and Connecticut College projects are highlighted.
Discover the new 1965 Rambler models including the Marlin sports fastback with optional Flash-O-Matic or manual shifts, V eight engines up to 327 cubic inches, Power Disc Brakes, reclining front seats, leather-grained vinyl roofs, and new Ambassador and Classic convertibles plus the American as the low priced U.S. convertible.
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