Gordon Hyatt Wins Top TV Award
Gordon Hyatt, producer writer and director of the documentary Five Cities, won the Grand Award for Public Service Television programs at the International Film Festival of New York. The NBC stations produced and aired the film May 25 in five cities. Hyatt is cited by a panel of executives for the urban crisis study. Hyatt’s parents are Mr and Mrs Stephen G Hyatt of Lee.
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I Was a Speed Reading Dropout by J M Flagler
The writer discusses Look magazine's pages on the Lennon Sisters and a piece by J M Flagler about speed reading. He praises the lead, but notes he cannot read the full article without purchase. He reflects on his own speed writing course and plans to slow his pace to improve understanding.
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Williams Library Exhibiting Works of 3 Major U.S. Writers
Williams Library showcases rare books from Herman Melville Edwin Arlington Robinson and Walt Whitman in a Chapin Library exhibit marking Whitman and Melville’s sesquicentennials and Robinson’s centennial. Whitman 40 items from 600+ volumes mainly Leaves of Grass editions while Melville spans major works in first editions. Robinson items include manuscripts galley proofs and holograph letters. on view through Nov 14 weekdays 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 Saturdays 9 to 12 on the second floor of Stetson Hall free admission.
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Movie Timetable Highlights Local Venues and Showtimes
Capitol shows Funny Girl at 8. matinees Fri Sat Sun at 2. Palace presents Justine at 3 30 and 8 30 and Pretty Poison at 2 and 7 15. Showcase screens Alice's Restaurant at 7 and 9 with Wed Sat Sun matinees at 2. Paris presents Midnight Cowboy at 7 and 9 with Sunday matinee at 2. Berkshire Drive-In and Pittsfield Drive-In run weekends only. Hoosac Drive-In Adams also weekends. West Springfield Cinema 1 shows Butch Cassidy at 2 00 7 20 9 40 and matinees Sat Sun 1 00 3 05 5 10 7 20 9 40. Take the Money 2 00 7 90 55 Sat Sun 1 30 3 30 5 40 7 30 9 55. Cinema 2 features. Cinema 3 presents Alice's Restaurant at 2 30 7 30 9 55 with Sat Sun 1 00 3 05 5 10 7 30 9 33.
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African Art on View at Williams College Museum
An exhibition of 24 Rockefeller collection pieces from the Museum of Primitive Art in New York is on display at Williams College Museum of Art. Highlights include human and animal figures masks a gold dust box neck ring bell rattle throwing knives in wood bronze brass copper and fiber with shell or mirror inlays. Represented regions include Mali Ivory Coast Guinea Ghana Bahomey Nigeria Gabon and the Congo. The exhibit also visited Berkshire Museum Pittsfield and Peabody Museum Harvard. Open to the public without charge and runs through November 20.
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Black Music Lecture At Williams Thursday
Ethno musicologist A B Spellman will give a public lecture on Black Music as a Cultural Expression at Williams College. The talk is in Bronfman Science Center auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. Spellman, on a national tour, has taught at Atlanta and Emory and appeared on CBS Black Heritage. The Williams Afro American Society sponsors this event as part of the Black Colloquium.
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