Carol Channing Still Finds Audience As Best Friend
In San Francisco Carol Channing speaks to California State University students about her craft. The iconic performer, normally in sequined costumes, omits wardrobe extraneous sparkle to share her stage philosophy and years of acting experience with the audience.
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Lorelei and the stage: Carol Channing on communication and satire
Carol Channing discusses performing Lorelei in a pre Broadway tour, stressing the need to communicate with audiences as she likens it to Isaac Stern with his violin. She reflects on Lorelei as urban American folklore, her lasting stage vitality, and social satire amid a culture shift.
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Paris Collage to Premiere at Paris Opera this November
Merce Cunningham will premiere Paris Collage at the Paris Opera in November with John Cage music and Jasper Johns designs. The evening work, first Cunningham piece for another company since 1953, was commissioned by the Paris Autumn Festival which runs September to December in many venues. Rolf Liebermann shifts Opera Ballet policy to include American contemporary work amid a law change on foreign artist limits. A week long Paris Collage Trip for Americans will fund the Cunningham Dance Foundation.
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Hood Ornament Comeback Sparks Nostalgia on Modern Cars
DETROIT AP Hood ornaments once faded due to pedestrian safety concerns but are reappearing on models like the Chevrolet Chevelle and Mercury Cougar. Spring-loaded designs prevent injury by flattening on impact, with 1934 Kissel’s eagle noted as a standout.
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Barefoot Races of Tarahumara Indians in Mexico
Barefoot runners from the Tarahumara stage 48 hour races in Mexico using a wooden orange-sized ball to propel their pace. Rattles worn by runners help them stay awake as the ball wears down to half its size by finish.
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