Quiet Show Redefines Sitcom Boundaries on CBS
Los Angeles AP reports The Mary Tyler Moore Show quietly reshaped TV comedy by featuring defined secondary characters and everyday problems. Mary Richards evolves from timid to independent, while creators James L. Brooks and Allan Burns credit network freedom and casting time for enduring success and Emmys for Moore, Asner, Knight, Valerie Harper, and Cloris Leachman.
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Jerry Buck
Los Angeles
Mary ‘Tyler Moore
Moore
CBS
Mary
Allan Burns
James L. Brooks
Valerie Harper
Burns
Ed Asner
Ted Knight
Brooks
Asner
Knight
Valerie
Cloris Leachman
Miss Leachman
Mary Tyler Moore
Handel Athalia recording offers rare glimpse into oratorio
The Handel Society of New York presents Athalia with Vienna Volksoper forces, a partial recording of the oratorio highlighting notable arias by Ray mond Michalski and Rita Shane. The release is praised as a valuable though incomplete Handel document and part of RCA ARLI-0083.
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Handel Society of
New York
Rinaldo
Athalia
New York Society
Vienna Volksoper Orchestra
Vienna Academy Chorus
Vienna
Jezebel
Judah
Handel
Raymond Michalski
Coloratura
Rita Shane
Opera�s Golden Moments in Frank Chacksfield Arrangements
A new recording labeled Bernstein's Greatest Hits groups arias sung by Milnes and Ormandy with the Philadelphia Orchestra, here presented as instrumental versions by Frank Chacksfield's orchestra. The project, credited to an arranger named Shaw, renames familiar arias as instrumental gems and includes the Prayer, Evening Star, and Jewel Song.
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Bernstein
Sherrill Milnes
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Arthur
Frank Chacksfield
England
Shaw
Hansel and Gretel
Wagner
Gounod
London
Women writers rise as producers and editors in TV show
Four or five early writers advance to producer roles and Treva Silverman will become the new story editor for next year. Burns notes many funny women writers want to contribute, calling it exciting and likening the talent pool to a gold mine.
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Mary
Maude
CBS
Ers
Treva Silverman
Next
Burns
Accident Hospitalizes Totie Fields After Park Avenue Taxi Crash
New York AP Totie Fields her husband and a friend were injured in a taxi collision on Park Avenue. Fields 40 admitted in fair condition at Poly клиnic hospital. Husband George Johnston 46 also in fair condition. George Gilbert 46 Manhattan in serious condition. Police report taxi east on East 52nd Street struck by a northbound car. No arrests. Barry Brooks 44 treated and released.
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New York
Comediene
Totie Fields
Park Avenue
Las Vegas
Polyclipic Hospital
George Johnston
George Gilbert
Manhattan
East 52Nd Street
Comedienne
Barry Brooks
Top Ten In Disks List Includes Major Classics
The list features ten popular songs: Will It Go Round in Cir cles by Billy Preston, Kodachrome by Paul Simon, Bad Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce, Shambala by Three Dog Night, Give Me Love by George Harrison, Yesterday Once More by Carpenters, Playground in My Mind by Clint Holmes, Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple, My Love by Paul Mc Cartney and Wings, and Right Place Wrong Time by Dr. John.
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Billy Preston
Paul Simon
Leroy Brown
Jim Croce
George Harrison
Carpenters
Clint Holmes
Paul McCartney
Wings
Dr. John
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