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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
4
A reader weighs a 344 hour NBC documentary on U S foreign policy, noting big viewership but questioning pacing and depth. The piece lauds NBC and producer Fred Freed for the ambitious project while urging future breakdowns for historical reference and wider public benefit.
The schedule lists Timetable Capitol with pawnbroker short and multiple showings 1 10 3 40 6 710 8 49 and Little Cinema with Seduced and Abandoned at 8 20, Palace screens I Saw What You Did at 2 30 3 50 9 15 and Union Square presents Only Two Can Play 1 30 5 15 9 00 plus Under the Yum Yum Tree 3 10 7 00. Berkshire Drive-In offers Help at 7 45 and The Great Escape at 9 30. Pittsfield Drive-In shows Eero at 9 30 and Circus of Horrors at 7 45. Sunset Drive-In open week ends.
A negative review of the Universal release I Saw What You Did directed by William Castle. The film stars Joan Crawford and John Ireland with Andi Garrett and Sarah Lane as teens who dial a murder scene by prank call. The critic calls the direction weak despite a sharp script and warns against playing with the telephone.
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute and the Norton Simon Foundation announced the purchase of the Duveen Brothers library. About 12 000 titles on old masters and art reference materials will be recatalogued to join the Clark Art Reference Library, advancing the institute’s research facilities.
A brisk Franco Germi comedy drama about a 15 year old seduction in Sicily, showing how honor laws complicate marriage. Sara Urli leads as the furious father, with Stefania Sandrelli and Aldo Puglisi in key roles as the couple at the center. The black and white Sicilian scenery and near-satirical critique mark the film as sharp yet lengthy.
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