TV specials and new series pace the dull season
A TV critic notes a weak entertainment year with networks rushing specials to ease monotony. He previews Last in Space on CBS as a space age Robinson tale and O.K. Cracker by on ABC, praising sparing dialogue and performances while two other shows face clearance issues and possibly poor ratings.
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Movie Timetable Listings for Capitol and Nearby Theaters
Capitol shows Darling at 1 3 6 8 45 with short subjects. Little Cinema offers The Collector at 8 15 and Palace presents Mariela at 2 25 3 45 9 00 with Man Who Could Cheat Death at 1 00 4 15 7 40. Union Square features Billie at 2 40 6 00 9 10 and Sergeants 3 at 1 00 4 10 7 30. Berkshire Drive-In open weekends. Pilisfield Driver screens Gun Smoke in Tucson at 7 30 Motor Psycho at 9 00 The Blab at 10 15. Sunset Drive-In open weekends.
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Palace
Mariela
Union Square
Billie
Pilisfield
Tucson
Sculptor John Stritch Show Captures Personal Voice in Bas Reliefs
Hinsdale artist John Stritch, formerly a surgeon, now exhibits a comprehensive collection in West Springfield galleries. Though skilled in metal constructions, his bas-reliefs carry rare beauty and power, filling a vital gap with personal expression and enduring contemplation. Hollywood notes: Hardy Kruger finished Light of the Phoenix and heads to The Frontier Passes by Morituli in France.
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Ware
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Ruskin
Hollywood
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France
Beaux Stratagem auditions set for Adams Theatre
Public auditions for The Beaux Stratagem open to Williams College students and faculty with nine men and five women in major roles. Auditions Sept 27 and 28 in the theater library at 8:30 and 7:30 pm respectively, preceded by a general orientation at 7:30 pm. show runs Nov 4–6 directed by Keith Fowler.
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Charlotte Hegyi
Julius Hegyi
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Hegyi
Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestra
Adams Memorial Theatre
Wiliams College
Keith Fowler
Darling JARLING review at Capitol Theater
Milton Bass lauds Darling as a rare adult film with Julia Christie’s acclaimed performance. The London jet set drama, directed by John Schlesinger, highlights moral ambiguity, sharp screenplay, and strong supporting turns, despite excessive length and an unclear finale.
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Alec Prosser Jones
Basil Henson
Felicity Prosser Jones
Helen Lindsey
Sihie Castiglone
Annette Carroll
Milton R. Bass
Capitol Theater
Julia Christie
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