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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
4
The author claims second sight after a New York call from Betty Aberlin whom he once reviewed. He recalls Aberlin’s early promise, her Upstairs at the Downstairs debut, and predicts her eventual success while warning against sensational use of such foresight.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) CBS TV reshuffles its midseason lineup to salvage weak shows. Secret Agent will return Saturdays displacing Trials of O'Brien to Fridays and Slattery's People ends in November. ABC confirms Nightlife with Les Crane is canceled with final air date November 12.
A French literary cabaret titled La Contrescarpe will be staged at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College on Thursday December 28 at 8 30 p m The troupe will arrive in New York City the day before and tour the country after a reception by the French Embassy Tickets are on sale at the AMT box office The production features French literary cabaret songs satire mime and poetry with texts by Brassens Genet Baudelaire and Aragon.
Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestra marks its 2nd season at Williams Chapin Hall with 75 players from Northern Berkshire Vermont and New York. Julius Heggi leads for a five year program funded by a $48,000 Rockefeller Foundation grant. First concert Friday Oct 22 features Piston Beethoven Shostakovich. later soloists include Sibelius and Bach violin concertos with Heggi Aldo Parisot and Frank Garner. Tickets 1.50 single 4.50 season. under 12 free.
South narrates a tricky bridge hand with missteps and triumphs. He recalls guessing fe trump play, winning the first trick with the ace of hearts, and leading a trump to dummy’s king. West discards a diamond, South whistles, then declarer carding gains lead to a tense sequence ending with four trumps made after a misfired finesse.
Bridge excerpt describes a hand where South errs by trump guessing, loses the game but outlines a strategy: win the first heart, lead a diamond to force the ace, cash clubs, then ruff clubs and diamonds. Feday’s Question Partner opens 1NT. responder holds Spade KingTen, Heart King Seven Three, Diamond King Sixteen Nine Five Two, Club none. Answer proposes three diamonds.
Capitol shows Von Ryan's Express at 1 15, 5 00 and 8 45. Convict Stage plays 3 30 and 7 15. Palace presents Sabrina and Breakfast at Tiffany's. Union Square runs Ship of Fools at 1 05, 5 35, 6 05 and 8 48. Berkshire Drives opens weekends. Pittsfield Drive-In open.
A Sunday NBC broadcast will feature highlights from Fred Allen's 18 year run. Edger Bergen and Charlie McCarthy introduce original sketches from 30s and 40s. Stars include Tallulah Bankhead Jack Benny Oscar Levant Maurice Evans Bert Lahr and more. Allen's Alley characters will appear in preserved clips.
Eagle columnist Hal Borland compiles a new book titled Our Natural World for Doubleday and Co New York. The volume, arranged by topics, mirrors outdoor America through nearly 100 writers with Borland providing a foreword and topic introductions. Borland also authored Beyond Your Doorstep and When Legends Die and has written the Times outdoor editorial since 1942 and a weekly Eagle column since 1958.
David Kidd of 75 Sherwood Drive will lead in Kiss Me Kate the opening show of the University of Massachusetts Operetta Guild. The junior economics major and Wahconah Regional alum also appeared as Paul in last year’s Carnival at Berkshire Community College.
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