Ready for the new TV season with ABC leads
The piece previews the upcoming TV season with ABC budgeting about 80 million dollars for new programming and premiering between Sept 15 and 21. It notes shifts in show slots for Ben Casey and Breaking Point, plus changes to 77 Sunset Strip and Perry Mason, with CBS, NBC, and Warner Bros shaping schedules.
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Broadway Playhouses Get Elaborate Facelifts
New York AP reports in preparation for the new theatrical season several Broadway playhouses are receiving elaborate refurbishing. The Booth and Plymouth have completed extensive work while the Shubert Golden and Royale are slated for renovation west.
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The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner at Little Cinema
A full review of Tony Richardson's film The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner at the Little Cinema. Colin Smith praises Tom Courtenay and Michael Redgrave, notes Alan Sillitoe screenplay from his short story, and commends John Addison's music and Walter Lassally's photography.
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Skulduggery at the Bridge Table and a Simple Takeout Bid
A bridge column discusses a policeman like vigilance against skulduggery at the table. West misreads threats as the defense misplays, South uses a losing finesse to seize tricks, and the narrative highlights alert play and the idea of a takeout bid. The puzzle ends with the suggested answer to the hand.
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Dummy
Community Arts Calendar Resumes Publication in Berkshire Center
The Berkshire Arts Center announces the Community Arts Calendar will resume with the 1963-64 issue published monthly September through June. Organizations offering cultural events may contribute material and will receive monthly copies. deadline for the first calendar is Thursday, Sept. 19. Contact Berkshire Arts Center, 68 West St., Hillcrest 5489 for details and fees.
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Cast Adopts Boy in Broadway Musical Controversy
A year old boy in southern Italy, Salvatore Navarro, is adopted by the cast of the Broadway musical A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. The arrangement provides educational and other support under Foster Parent Plan, Lic.
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