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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
4
The columnist critiques ABCs 200 Grand as overlong and noisy, mocks the honesty claims and bananas of the premise, and dismisses 100 Grand as a ratings grab. Harrys Girls earns scorn for poor writing, while Jerry Lewis draws harsh rebuke as ego driven and unfunny.
Mildred Dunnock joins the Lincoln Center Repertory Theater in New York City as part of a three play first season. Arthur Miller's new work Alter the Fall, or the Survivor, is slated as the opening production on Jan 23. The company now has 23 signed actors including Jason Robards Jr. and Elia Kazan linked to Miller and Kazan.
Albany Institute of History and Art hosts a retrospective of John Carroll, featuring 27 works spanning 1927 to 1958. Seven paintings borrowed from major institutions including the Metropolitan Museum and the Toledo Museum of Art, plus works from Carroll's widow. The show, noting his 1930s rise and distinctive space-filled style, runs through October 20 with catalog notes detailing his independence from Paris and American schools. Carroll died November 1959 at 87.
The 12th annual New England Theater Conference, with theme The Emerging Theater, will be at Boston University October 11 and 12. Friday focuses on theater training in secondary schools with UMASS demonstrations led by Prof. Orville K. Larson, followed by a panel of educators. Saturday features sessions at Boston University Theater including a morning panel with Bloom, MacFadyen, Young, and Ehrensperger moderating, and an afternoon improvisational demonstration by the Second City Company of New York.
WILLIAMSTOWN Berkshire Community Orchestra opens its season subscription drive with reduced price tickets for the entire season. Children under 12 attend free. Cochairs are Mrs Fox, Mrs Martin, and Mrs White. Season starts Oct 25 with Le Ballets Kiss, Romeo and Juliet, and Turck's Lincoln and Liberty Variations. Turck visiting Williams professor.
New York The Blacks becomes the first off Broadway drama to reach 1000 performances. Opened May 4, 1961 with an all Negro cast directed by Gene Frankel and revived by Sidney Bernstein on Sept. 3. Upstairs SL Marks Playhouse capacity returns to 30 to 90 percent, among only 13 shows in New York theater history to hit 1000 performances.
Local timetable lists showings for Capitol Marilyn Of Love and Desire Irma La Douce at Union Square Berkshire Berkshire Berkshire Berkshire drive ins open on limited days. War Haat and Irma La Douce appear with multiple showtimes, with note of weekend or week end operations and county line table on Page 16.
Joel Lloyd of Stockbridge will present The Gods of Africa at Berkshire Arts Center 68 West St on Thursday evening. A special viewing of the African art exhibit will follow, featuring pieces from the American Museum of Natural History and other collections. The major part of the exhibit will later be shown at Williams College Museum from May through July.
Gene Kelly the dancer actor will produce Frank Sinatra's next picture Robin Hood and Hood? The Hollywood report notes Kelly will oversee the project and collaborate with Sinatra on the musical adventure. The item highlights Kelly's producing role and the Sinatra connection.
The weekly teen produced radio show on WERK begins its eighth season this Saturday airing from 5 05 to 6 pm. Written and produced entirely by area teenagers. Officers for 1903 04 include President James Roberto and Vice President James Joyce both from St Josephs High School. Secretary Judy Goldstein of Pittsfield High School. Treasurer Pat Rooke Lenox High School. Publicity director Jaldaffe of Pittsfield High School. Tom Kirby WBRK staff announcer returns as master of ceremonies, a role he held 1957 to 1959.
The column analyzes a bridge hand where South misplays by ruffing a diamond with four of hearts, leaving one entry to dummy and allowing East and West to exploit. It suggests an unblock and a trick by ruffing with trump instead. It also explains a safe two spade bid with South holding K54 spades and six high cards in other suits.
Mr and Mrs Natan Bruna Kuniec of Pittsfield celebrate their wedding anniversary. Delighted by a belated visit to New England, Cdr and Mrs Herbert E Lynt of Palm City Florida mark their 35th anniversary. Mr and Mrs Daniel A Hartman on their honeymoon enjoy dances every Saturday 9 to 12. invitation to visit soon.
A brief guide contrasts tipsters with brokers, stressing facts about earnings dividends and a company’s finances. It warns against rush tactics and guarantees, urging readers to seek long term goals, prudent budgeting, and to consult NYSE member firms for reliable investing guidance.
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