Notable NY Arts and Politics Roundup
New York arts and public affairs notes recount King Vidor and Callen Magre at a modern art retrospective while a Palestinian guerrilla remark prompts pro-terrorist condemnation from an UN ambassador. The McGovern-Shriver News Service prepares 3,500 papers with pieces by Averell Harriman and Irving Wallace. Florence Nightingale memorial plans emerge in Buckinghamshire with a pool. Juliet Schweitzer recovers in Paris after a knife attack. Edgar Allan Poe events in West 84th Street feature Max posters and a theater reading. Will Mastaw and Rabbi Kahane to debate at the New School on tension and prejudice. Andre Watts to host Young People’s Concerts with Bernstein Boulez, marking a historic double-session with two conductors.
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Averell Harriman
Irving Wallace
Wallace
Charles
Beho
Rebbzo
Nixon
Daniel Blisberg
Andre Watts
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Bernstein
Watts
Philharmonic
Boulez
Theaters Schedule Roundup From Paramount and Nearby Venues
A compact listing of film showings across Paramount and nearby theaters with times and ages. Entries include Stannie Caulder Return of Sabeta Ryin's Daughter Butterflies Ace and more, plus stage titles like A Man for All Seasons and Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex.
Edie Adams to star in Seattle Opera performance
Seattle will host Edie Adams as Perichole in Puccini era style opera. Adams arrived from a varied career in television and film and studied at Juilliard before taking on this major stage role. She notes the challenge of crossing from popular entertainment to opera and calls for more arts funding in the country.
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UPI
Edie Adams
Edie
Seattle Opera
Juilliard School of Music
Poe
Petichole
Perichole
Bilenis
Edi
Shaye
Gma Live
Glenn Ross
Seattle Oper
Hollywood Bowl
Bile
Mortey
Pays Rather Well Johnny Likes the Late Shift
Hollywood AP interviews Johnny Carson on his tenth anniversary hosting the Tonight Show. He defends staying true to entertainment over deep interviews, rejects a shift to socially relevant talk, and notes his NBC contract and high earnings while noting aging and possible future plans.
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Hart
Jim
Sitea
NBC
New York
Jack Paar Aghost
Burbank Studios
Dean
Martin
Flip Wilson
Bill Buckley
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