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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1963

Page

4

ABC cancels 190 Grand after three performances

The ABC quiz show 190 Grand is canceled after only three telecasts amid poor audience interest. Executive producer Robert Stivers defends the decision, noting viewers were scarce and only relatives of a contestant watched. The article also reports WMHT Channel 17’s new transmitter boosting power to 240,000 watts and urges local viewers to aim antennas west for better reception and send feedback.

American Broadcasting Co ABC Cosa Nostra Joseph Valachi Senate D.R Franklin D. Roosevelt Robert Stivers Freddy Kushin WMHT Schenectady WRGB Helderberg Mountains Mt. Greylock Capital ‘Cities Broadcasting Co

Director Named for Comic Opera The Secret of Suzanne

Charles Kondek directs the Berkshire Museum production of Wolf-Ferrari's The Secret of Suzanne with two dimensional costumes and sets to emphasize satire. Cast includes Mischa Bartenieff as Sante, Marjorie Ann Kember as Suzanne, and Paul Nixon as Count Gill. Musical director Helen Morgan leads scenes from Donizetti Elixir of Love and Puccini Madame Butterfly. tickets available at Pittsfield Community Music School. performance 8 15 Friday.

Suzanne Wolf-Ferrari Berkshire Museum Charles Kondek Kondek Providence Ell School of Fine and Applied Arts Boston University Sante Mischa Bartenieff Russian Imperial Ballet Pittsfield Donizetti Puccini Aline Drescher Elizabeth Mihovav James Morgan Stuart E. Whitney Blackstone Paul Nixon Helen Morgan

Berkshire Inn to stage fall season theater company

GREAT BARRINGTON Berkshire Inn management announced a fall and winter non Equity theater company to perform weekends in the inn ballroom under Marty Davis. No pay will be offered. three shows will benefit area charities. Cast and crew should mail resumes to Davis and await casting notices. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays with weekday rehearsals from 6:30 to 10:30 pm, opening Oct 19 with The Roaring Twenties presented by the Barrington Players as a benefit for Family and Children Service of Berkshire County.

Great Barrington Berkshire Inn Main Street Marty Davis Mr. Davis Davis Berkshire Inn Theater Barrington Players Berkshire Service of Berkshire County

John Ford to film Sean O Keefe life in Ireland next spring

John Ford will film Sean O Caseys autobiography Young Cassidy in Ireland for Metro Goldwyn Mayer next spring with Sean Connery cast as the young O Caseys. John Whiting writes the script while Rob Graff and Benimoto Ginna produced. Ford previously directed The Plough and the Stars with Abbey actors.

New York Sean O'Casey Young Cassidy Ireland John Ford Metro-Goldwyn-May Warner Brothers Sean Connery James Bord O'Casey Johny Cassidy John Whiting Robert Graff Robert the Informer Ford

The Secret Passion at Capitol Theater Review

Serious film about Sigmund Freud's theories dramatized by John Huston with Montgomery Clift Susannah York and Larry Parks. The production shows high craft in direction and camera work but lacks climactic intensity, aiming for respect over sensationalism and offering solid performances and Bergman like dream sequences.

Wollaana Capitol Theater Sigmund Freut Charles Kaufman Wolfgang Reinhardt John Huston Sigmund Freud Siggie Montgomery Clift Toulouse Lautrec Dr. Freud Susannah York

Buffalo Bills Sing at Pittsfield Parade of Melody

The Buffalo Bills barbershop quartet from New York City will appear at the Pittsfield Chapter SPBSQSA Parade of Melody on November 23 at Pittsfield High School. The Country Cousins perform their first public show with lead Robert C. Thompson, tenor John L. Hawkins, baritone Robert Marty, and bass Silas Eulian. They will compete in the Northeastern District championship in Portland, Maine, November 2.

Buffalo Bills New York City Pittsfield Spbsqsa Society For the Preservation of Barbershop Quartet Singing In America Pittsfields High School Country Cousins Robert C. Thompson The Clever Chords John L. Hawkins Plus Fours Robert Marty

Movie Timetable Framed by Theaters and Showtimes

Palace shows Terrified at 1 10, 4 20 and 7 35 while Haunted Palace screens at 2 45 5 50 and 9 00 The Secret Passion plays at 12 45 4 40 8 33 and Perfect Furlough at 3 00 and 7 00 Union Square presents Great Escape at 1 35 5 10 8 35 and Wonderful New York at 1 15 4 35 8 15 Berkshire Drive In opens weekends Pilisfield Drive In features Great Escape at 9 30 and Diary of a Madman at 7 40 Sunset Drive In operates on week ends only County timetable on Page 24.

Capitol Union Square New York Pilisfield Drive-In

Luck and spots in a bridge hand by Sidney Lenz

Sheinwold on Bridge discusses a story about a man dubbed the luckiest bridge player. It analyzes a rubber hand where a player leads seven trumps to trap the opponent and how watchful play over spots affects notrump outcomes. The column ends with a sample hand and bidding advice: respond with two clubs, plan to raise spades next, and sequence bidding to support spades later.

Sidney Lenz Lenz Notrump South

Smith College Host Talks on Diction and Acting

Smith College will host a Tuesday Town Play workshop led by a theater and speech professor. The session aims to illustrate Shakepearean readings using card play analogies and strategic moves, with Fitch and Slingerland guiding demonstrations. Public invited to attend at the Workman headquarters 148 Lebanon Ave.

West Smith College South Dummy Dodie i Diamonds J Slingerland Ciaishop Lebanon Monds Ave

Hootennany Show at Jug End Resort October 13

SOUTH EGREMONT The American Hootenanny Festival touring folk group performs Sunday October 13 at 3 pm for a three hour program at Jug End Resort. The Greenbriar Boys with John Herald Bob Yellin and Ralph Ringler lead bluegrass acts. The Tanners from St Louis University perform. Joan Meyers is a solo act. Dimitri and Daniel from Paris also perform. Tickets available at Jug End.

South Egremont Jug End Greenbriar Boys John Herald Bob Yellin Ralph Ringler Joan Baez The Tanners John Boghn Chuck Irose Jim Sgumate St. Louis University Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy Midwest Joan Meyers Dimitri Daniel Paris

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