Early American Moravian Music Festival Opens in Winston-Salem
Four concerts this week at Salem College Winston-Salem for the Early American Moravian Music Festival and Seminar feature soloists Jane F Rolandi Elizabeth Mannion Jerry Jennings and Robert Kirkman with Dr Thor Johnson Moravian festival founder and Nashville Symphony conductor as music director The Moravian Band directed by Austin E Burke Jr will present chorales preludes before each concert.
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Salem College
Winston-Salem
Jane F. Rolandi
Elizabeth Mannion
Jerry Jennings
Robert Kirkman
Thor Johnson
Nashville Symphony Orchestra
Moravian Band
Austin E. Burke Jr
Moravian arts and gospel concerts and pageant events
The article lists multiple cultural events in North Carolina. Friday and Saturday 8:15 p m concerts feature George Hamilton IV and the Massed Handbells directed by James V Salzwedel, with a final festival concert on June 18. The 1926 film Variety shown at High Point Public Library noon Tuesday, plus arts classes at the Arts Council Building run five weeks with instructors Sonny Hedgecock Judy Craven and Kitty Montgomery. A gospel sing at Ragsdale High School Auditorium today features The Thrashers Florida Boys and Harvesters sponsored by Jamestown Jaycees. Tenor Harry Cardwell appears at UNC Chapel Hill Hill Hall Tuesday 8 p m with pianist John Williams. Miss Black America North Carolina pageant starts at Greensboro Coliseum today at 4 p m with Elma Hairston a contestant. James Brown headlines Greensboro Coliseum Friday 8 p m. The 13th International Blue Marlin Tournament runs at Hatteras through June 17.
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George Hamilton IV
James V. Salzwedel
Bethlehem
Moravian Church of America
North Carolina
Greensboro Coliseum
Elma Joyce Hairston
High Point
James Brown
Hatteras
Lear Defends His TV Hit All in the Family
CBS star Norman Lear keeps defending All in the Family as it nears its second full season. The show dominates Nielsen lists with 50 to 60 million viewers, earning six Emmys this season and stirring debate over Archie Bunker’s bigoted humor. Lear says he still loves the work and plans more projects with Bud Yorkin including Sanford and Son and Cousin Maude.
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New York
CBS
Norman Lear
Bunker
Bob Hope
Lear
B.B.C
Bunkers
Alf
Else Garnett
Archie
Queens County
Else
Edith
Lear and Company
Uncle Miltie
Carroll O’connor
Bud Yorkin
Andy Williams
Fred Astaire
Carol Channing
Yorkin
Sanford and Son
NBC
Cousin Maude
Opryland U S A opens as nation’s newest entertainment park
Nashville ushers in Opryland U S A a $28 million, 110 acre complex along the Cumberland River with free shows in five music genres, antique trains, a children's zoo and a separate Grand Ole Opry home to be moved brick by brick to the new site.
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Bill Rawlins
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Grand Ole Opry
the Opry
Opryland U.S.A
Cumberland River
Grand Ole Opry House
Nashville
Opry
Opryland
Bud Wendell
Opry House
Ryman
Iyland U.S
Mike Downs
Six Flags
Sea World
Downs
San Diego
New Orleans
U.S.A
Ole Opry
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
Cinema Cafe
Emil Jannings
High Point Public Library
Arts Council
N. Main St
Sonny Hedgecock
Judy Craven
Craven
Macrame
Kitty Montgomery
Gospel
Thrashers
Florida Boys
The
Harvesters
Ragsdale High School
Jamestown
Jamestown Jaycees
Harry Cardwell
University of South Carolina
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Hill Hall
Cardwell
Town Hall
New York City
Boston Fine Arts Museum
Gardner Museum
Jordan Hall
Boston
South Carolina
Columbia Philharmonic Orchestra
University of Texas
John Williams
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Nation
WCOG
Scott Lange
Jimmy Fulmer
Dusty Dunn
Bob Dayton
Bob Shannon
Greg Wells
Living Bible
Norman Rockwell
Patton
Garden Books
Straughan's Bookselle
Greensboro
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