Cellist Lessing Exhibits Monotypes at Berkshire Museum
Celloist Nurdus Lessing showcases monotypes in a Berkshire Museum exhibit aligned with the 1963 64 Chamber Music Society season opening. Lessing, a Netherlands native Royal Dutch Conservatory alumnus, will perform with three of four groups for the concert in Ellen Crane Room. Exhibition by Stuart Henry organized for intermission view and coffee hour. James Morgan Stuart tenor guest soloist. Admission free. memberships fund the society. new members encouraged at the opening concert.
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Berkshire Museum
Chamber Music Society of
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Lessing
Stuart Henry
Ellen Crane
James Morgan Stuart
Holland
Herbert W. Slate
Concert Society
Louis Armstrong Plays Smith College October 27
Louis Satchmo Armstrong and his band perform at John M. Greene Hall Smith College on October 27 at 3 pm Tickets go on sale at the hall October 23 24 and 25 from 1 to 2 pm and at the door.
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Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
John M. Greene
Smith College
Hollywood adds actor Guy Williams to Bonanza cast
The Bonanza family expands as NBC TV adds Guy Williams as the younger brother of Ben Cartwright, portrayed by Lorne Greene. Williams joins the series in a new role announced by UPI and Hollywood press outlets.
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Ben Cartwright
Lorne Greene
Williamstown O Neill Cast Is Booked
The Williamstown Summer Theater repeats Eugene ONeill Long Day's Journey Into Night with director Tom Brennan. At McCarter Theater Princeton University five performances begin October 24 starring Louis Zorich Olympia Dukakis James Noble Michael Ebert and Margaret Ladd. Arthur Lithgow notes the demanding roles require extra rehearsal time beyond regular repertory members.
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Williamstown Summer Theater
Eugene O'Neill
Tom Brennan
McCarter Theater
Princeton University
Louis Zorich
Olympia Dukakis
James Noble
Michael Ebert
Margaret Ladd
Arthur Lithgow
Broadway adapts Rumer Godden novel with ballet no singing
David Merrick plans a Broadway staging of A Candy for St Jude adapted by John Patrick winner. The production would feature a full orchestra and ballet sequences but no singing. The plot centers on a dance school director.
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New York
Rumer Godden
St. Jude
John Patrick
David Merrick
Angel Street designer Aims for Addams Touch
Miss Philippa Tuttle of the Town Players will design the Victorian Angel Street set for a four night Berkshire Museum production during pre election weekend Nov 1 through 4. A native New Yorker trained at the Art Students League, she is active in local arts groups and has studied the era through Pittsfield and Falls Village libraries. Her set aims to evoke the macabre mood of Charles Addams with ornate carvings blue wallpaper and heavy draperies.
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New Yorker
Charles Addams
Mount Greylack Junior High Opens One-Act Season
Williamstown Mount Greylack junior high drama opens four one act plays with the first show Friday at 2 05 in the school theater. The Man with the Heart in the Highland by William Saroyan directed by Mrs Louis Noble Guild features Leon Martel Neil Lawrence Barbara Peck Nicholas Filler Barbara Poduchna Kenneth Noyes and Betsey Brown.
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Williamstown
Mount Greylack
The
William Saroyan
Louis Noble Guild
Leon Martel
Neil Lawrence
Barbara Peck
Nicholas Filler
Barbara Pduchna
Kenneth Noyes
Betsey Brown
Capitol The V E P s Timetable With Short Subjects
Movie timetable lists showtimes for Capitol theater The V E P s at 1 00 3 90 6 00 and 8 45 plus short subjects Palace offers 2000 Leagues Under the Sea at 1 10 3 40 6 10 and 8 40 Union Square presents The Longest Day at 1 30 9 00 8 20 Swiss Water Paradise shows at 1 10 4 49 8 00 Berkshire Drivers open weekends only Pittsfield DriveIn open sunset Drive-In open weekends County timetable on Page 24.
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Improbable Not Impossible in Bridge by Sheldon Sheinwold
Bridge columnist Sheldon Sheinwold discusses a complex hand and the strategic missteps in the vignette. He presents a line of play, the probabilities of diamond splits, and the correct approach to draw trumps and manage suits. The piece ends with guidance on response and bid choices based on hand shape.
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La Boheme Coming to East Greenbush
Puccini’s La Boheme will be presented Oct 28 at 8 p m in East Greenbush New York by the New York City Center Opera Co as part of a series arranged by the Rensselaer County Council for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts Tickets are on sale at Romeo’s Music Land Troy and orders by mail or phone Bernd Foerster organizer and Pittsfield lecturer heads the arts council A long range goal is to spur future touring companies and opera fans in the area.
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Rensselaer County Council For the Arts
New York State Council On the Arts
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Troy
Bernd Foerster
Pittsfield
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Architectural Department
Pisces Productions backs Albee play as birthday lore says
New York AP reports Pisces Productions, Edward Albee's own company, sponsors The Ballad of the Sad Café. The line notes the sponsor name ties to Albee's March 12 birthday, while the show opens in October under the sign of Libya.
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Pisces Productions
Albee
Pisces
Libya
African Art at the BAC Opens a County First
Berkshire Arts Center hosts an African art exhibit through October with loans from the American Museum of Natural History. From November 5 to 7, major pieces move to Williams College Museum, as BAC expands plans for Oceanic and other primitive art shows, backed by gifts and county support.
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Williams College Museum
BAC
American Museum of Natural History
Jock Lloyd
Stockbridge
Africa
Berkshire
Sheba
Solomon
Times Critic To Speak in Williamstown
Bosley Crowther of the New York Times will present What You Don't Know About the Movies at Williams College Jesup Hall Tuesday night at 8. The free talk is sponsored by the Williams Lecture Committee. Crowther reviews about 2350 movies yearly since 1940 and urges higher artistic standards. He joined the Times in 1932 and became film critic in 1940.
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Bosley Crowther
New York Times
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Williams Lecture Committee
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Times’ Drama Department
Brooks Atkinson
Motion Picture Department
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