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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1965
Page
12
A Rome visit details an open air opera and ballet at the Baths of Caracalla with Mascagni and Delibes works, an audience of eighty five thousand, a 100 piece orchestra, and vivid night lighting. Prices range from 80 cents to $8 with late midnight curtain and taxis doubling fares.
HOLLYWOOD in Mysore India Clint Walker on location for MGM film Maya keeps up a strict fitness routine running four miles daily and eating raw fruits and vegetables He fears his size and pace unsettles locals and police while he insists his diet and activeness keep him healthy He enjoys sun and sea in Hollywood and runs the day away on trips and in Beverly Hills nights The actor recalls a midnight jog halted by a Beverly Hills squad car and notes he once worked as a Las Vegas bouncer before TV fame
Movie listings for Capitol, Little Cinema, Palace, Union Square, Berkshire Drive-in, Pittsfield Drive-In, and Sunset Drive shows. Films include Houseboat Moll Flanders Seduced and Abandoned I Saw What You Did Dark Intruder Only Two Can Play Under the Yum Yum Tree Help The Great Escape Ecco Circus of Horrors Comedy of Terror How the West Was Won with listed start times in the afternoon and evenings.
The Museum of Modern Art in New York City, via the Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Fund, acquired a 35 foot high kinetic sculpture by George Rickey of East Chatham New York. The piece, Two Lines Tempor al 1, is Rickey's first in the museum collection and follows recognition at Documenta Kassel Germany. Rickey, a professor of design at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has earned Guggenheim Fellowships for studies of motion physics in sculpture.
Bridge column notes a rare bad trump break in which South loses two trumps a heart and a diamond after dummy wins a jack, South moans, and West shows a five while East discards a low club. South ends down one, and the writer predicts such breaks occur about one in ten.
The New York Pro Musica performs Spanish music of the 15th and 16th centuries and Latin American music of the same period at South Mountain on Sunday afternoon at 3 pm. Director Noah Greenberg gathers rare medieval instruments for authentic texture along with standard early music instruments. Tickets are available at Sammy Vincent’s or from Mrs Willem Willeke, Box 23, Pittsfield.
William Schultz of Pittsfield shows paintings drawings and pastels through September at the Crane Library Art Department in Quincy. He has had two Berkshire Museum exhibitions this summer and previously held one man shows in Panama City Oklahoma City and Winsted. Schultz runs an Lenox studio where he just finished his fourth summer term.
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