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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1965
Page
4
A veteran columnist condemns Hogan's Heroes McHale's Navy and NBC's Wackiest Ship in the Army for belittling wartime atrocities. He warns audiences, calls for moral outrage, and proposes spoofing ideas like Thislee's Hooligans and The Kamikaze Kid to expose sensationalized humor.
Palace The Face of Fu Manchu shows at 2 30, 3 40 and 8 45. Union Square Bunny Lake Is Missing runs 2 25, 5 45 and 9 00. Treasure Island of Silver Lake at 1 00, 4 10 and 7 30. Wild on the Beach has 1 10, 4 15 and 7 25. Berkshire Drive In open weekends only. Pilisfield Drive In open.
Public calendar lists openings concerts lectures and theater at Berkshire Museum Pittsfield High School Auditorium and First Church of Christ in Pittsfield. Events include kite exhibit reception specialities decorating lecture series by Max Lerner and Harlow Shapley, plus Town Players of Pittsfield productions and Berkshire Drama Festival dates through spring.
Walter D. Howard of Tyringham and New York City and Jo Pelkey of 20 Crofut Street were elected to the board of trustees of the Three Arts Society which owns the Berkshire Playhouse in Stockbridge. Howard has served since his mother’s death last December and is the son of the late Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Sidney Howard. Pelkey, head of Editions Limited, has long been tied to theater locally and nationwide as a Town Players stalwart and director.
Rita Johnson stage and film actress died Sunday night at County General Hospital Hollywood after a brain hemorrhage she collapsed Saturday in her West Hollywood apartment. The Worcester native had appeared in 22 films and spent the summer of 1934 in Pittsfield with the Louise Galloway Players alongside Joseph Downing Elford Gage and Thelma Ritter among others.
Pittsfield SPEBSQSA president Richard L Whitehead announces the Parade of Barbershop Harmony at North Junior High School on Saturday November 20. The Berkshire Hillsmen chorus will perform Tin Pan Alley with guest quartets Four Alouettes Rogues Four and Adventurers, all district medalists, announced by general chairman Joe Buerger.
Expert players at a San Francisco national tournament illustrate cautious play in a normal contract. East wins a trick with spade ace and returns nine, South plays queen, West lets it stand. The article discusses rubber versus tournament scoring, suggesting South should concede if needed to avoid heavy points, and presents a dealer’s hand with a recommended pass opening.
Boston Mayor John F Collins unveils a 10 day Winterfest in February 1966 a national pilot project to showcase local and national art across music dance drama lectures and exhibits at the War Memorial Auditorium and other venues. The event runs Feb 18 26 aligning with school breaks and aims to boost local talent while sharing national cultural treasures with a wider audience.
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