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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1965
Page
4
Postconcert receptions form a backstage ritual where admirers press in to congratulate artists. The piece contrasts humble and boastful responses, notes strenuous performer effort, and cites Tangiewood and Sandy Koufax as vivid backstage scenes. It ends inviting readers to join the line for a friendly greeting.
The Hill at Capitol Theater presents a stark prison camp drama about five new inmates under the brutal sergeant major. Sidney Lumet’s direction and Oswald Morris’s cinematography intensify the heat and pain as the men face degradation, exhaustion, and moral conflict amidst The Hill. Harry Andrews leads strong supporting work alongside Sean Connery in a tour de force performance.
In a bridge scenario from the Complete Book of Duplicate Bridge, West leads clubs and a sequence tests technique versus practical play. The writer argues that the technician’s line often fails, while a practical approach in diamonds and spades yields better odds, advising bid four or five diamonds when partner opens three diamonds and opponents show strength.
Hatch collection at Williams College Museum of Art presents 46 drawings spanning 1780 to 1930. The show traces early European influence on American art and features works from West, Copley, Peale, Epstein, Stern, Hartley and Ganso. Row of notable portraits and studies highlight cross cultural roots and modern sensibilities.
Off Broadway to stage Loop the Loop on the Mobius Strip a science fiction satire about the indestructibility of good in humanity. Cast includes roles based on Michael Schwerner James Chaney and Andrew Goodman the three civil rights workers slain in Philadelphia Mississippi in 1964.
Capital cinema offers Murder She Said at 1 3 7 half past three and 7. Brass Battle at 1 4 7:35. Palace shows Love and Kisses at 2:48 1:00 and 9:15. The Brass Battle at 1 4 7:35. Union Square runs A Rage To Live at 1 3 5 7 9 and California at 2:40 4:40 6:40 8:40. Berkshire Driven lists Paris Secret at 16:30 and Hot Rod Girl at 3:15 Go-Go Mania at 7:00. Pittsfield Drive-In presents How To Murder Your Wife at 7:00 and A Rage To Live at 9:00.
Lyric soprano Winifred Keane will appear with the Chamber Music Society in its second concert of the season at the Berkshire Museum on Sunday November 14. The program emphasizes contemporary chamber music and includes some of Keane's own compositions. The Ellen Crane Room venue hosts Keane, a Berkshire Center alumna, with a season marked by her vocal and compositional work. The concert is free.
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