Fine arts focus at The Daily Review
The feature highlights fine arts coverage in The Daily Review with notes on local cultural events. Haywerd and Coyle contribute insights likely centered on museum, theater, or gallery listings for Tuesday, May 16, 1972.
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Sleuth comeback fuels thrillers amid theatre shifts
The article surveys the revival of suspenseful plays like Sleuth in the era of modern theater. Shaffer explains that a good thriller can explore ideas and psychological themes without losing tension while praising the genre’s enduring appeal and its shift from old conventions to contemporary dramatic significance.
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London
Ho Wess
Shatter
Geetlers
Noel
Lore
Chabot Ends Film Series with Tristana at College
Chabot College closes its film series with Luis Buñuel's Tristana. Instructor Ragone Marker will offer a critical analysis, noting the film's controversy and censorship debates in Spain. The psycho sexual fable centers on Don Lope and the young Tristana, tracing power, domination, and moral decay through a bleak Spanish town.
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Davis
Bulidel
Tristran
Atte
Fic
Chabot College
Chabot
Ragone Marker
Spain
Siorile
Don Lope
Poveria
Ristana
California prints featured in WWII Museum exhibit Golden State to Super State
A leaked museum exhibit titled Golden State to Super State surveys California printmaking since World War II. The show, at Oakland Museum, includes lithographs serigraphs and etchings from Bay Area artists such as Bruce Conner Jamie Melchert and Nathan Oliveira with works from Los Angeles artists and workshops. The UC Extension offers a symposium with talks by George Neubert and Nathan Oliveira.
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Joaruand
California
Golden State
Super State
Bay Area
Bruce Conner
Jamies Melchert
Tate
John Alfoon
Wayne “Thiehaud
University, of California, Extension
Oakland Museum
Joe BM
George Neubert
Nathan Oliveira
Amt
Dryandes
Stephen Bechtel
Max Pailak
Oak Streets
Ibis
The Rothschilds musical review at Curran theater
San Francisco critics say The Rothschilds fails as a biographical musical. It lacks emotion and humor, with colorless history and didactic tone. The show focuses on Mayer and Nathan Rothschilds wealth and European tensions, overstretching dramatic impact. The production opens with weak material and ends dreary.
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San Francisco
Widdler
Curran
Frankfort
Mayer
International posters shown at Fremont Hub exhibit
New Peoples Gallery opens a weeklong exhibit in Bay Area shopping centers including the Fremont Hub. The outdoor poster show features international ads and art from Orachosinvakia Italy Japan Finland and others with topics from Safe Driving in Finland to Verdi and Israel’s 20th anniversary. Graphis magazine assisted in selecting top posters from thousands submitted.
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Bay Area
Fremont
Orachosinvakia
Italy
Japan
Finland
Verdi
Israel
Graphis
Zurich
Switzerland
Peoples Gallery
Oakland Youth Concert opens spring series this Sunday
The Oakland Symphony Youth Concert presents its Spring Concert Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Oakland Auditorium with guest artist Wiwyn Adams performing Beethoven's violin concerto. Six Southern Alameda County youths from San Leandro and Castro Valley join the program, including Wendy Foster Betsy Lando Melanie Feld Jerilyn Jorgensen Ruth Herring and Sanira Smith, while Denis M. de Coteau conducts a program featuring Schuman Overture Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet and Katamaba Rhapsody.
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Oakland
Oakland Symphony
Oakland Auditorium
Wiwyn Adams
Alameda County
Wendy Foster
Monterey Blvd
San Leandro
Betsy Lando
Regent Drive
Vista
Melanie Feld
Lillian
Jerilyn
Quebec
Jordan Hall
Boston
Severance Hall
Cleveland
Carnegie Mall
Nesw York
Waile
California State College
Hayward
Qwasle
Denis M. de Coteau
Schuman
Tchaikovsky
Clerence Cameron White
Lavera ceramics on view at Chabot exhibit
Lavera, a nationally and internationally exhibited ceramic artist, shows at Chabot College gallery through May 2. Admission is free, hours 2am to 1pm Monday Thursday and 9am to 5pm Friday. The display connects buildings 900 and 100 on the Chabot College campus in Hayward.
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Hayward — A
James Lavera
Onewnan
Geantallen Art al
Ward
Chabot Goblege
Fespurian Blvd
Levern Hag
DeYoung Museum
San Francisco
Coaffamen's Gallery
Portland
la Jolla
Syracuse Ceramic
New York
Wie Mu
Lovers and Other Strangers at Chabot Auditorium
Hard Players present Rene Taylor and Joseph Bologna’s Lovers and Other Strangers in a series of short scenes about love marriage and sex. The cast includes Gary Beau regard Kathryn Cole Bonnie Stensfold Darryl Ferrera and Barbara Shaw with Connie Flaherty James Burghardt and others. Some misfires but overall amusing with solid performances and lively staging through weekend shows at 8 30 p m.
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Chris Carcio
Daily Review
Hayward
Hard Players
Chabot Auditorium
Rene Taylor
Josep Bologna
William Hudson
Gary Beauregard
Kathryn Cole
Barbara Shaw
Tony Albino
Connie Flaherty
James Burghardt
Attie
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Stell
Atlantic
America
Conservatory
Shaffer
Scollard Yard
Eng- Jon
Tristana
By Eugene Marker
Trisland Savon
Fier
Fasther
Tris Dana
Bunuel
Any
Mezirigue
Geta
Los Angeles
Tanvarind Workshop
Rico Lebrun
Bisok
Turtia
Max’ Pollak
Edward Rusehi
Hollywood
Price
Ray Lanzana
Renegades
Fiddler
Chris Curcio
Prams Crile
Rothchhild
Frederick Morton
Nathan
England
Rothechilds
Hothschilds
Sally
Als Howes
Bob Wright
Paris
Victor Borge
New Peoples Gallery
Russell Gordon
Seum of Moder- Art
Baltimore Museum of Art
Noledo Museum of Art
Walker Art Gallery Minn
Canadian Potter's Guild
Toronto
Sgaleiko ‘Yegawa
Okya
Henson Ford
Rudolph Schaeffer
Fennec Pulter
Lover
San Jose State College
Ferrera
Kethy ‘Marghardt
Nicolas Bair