Ballet Company Aims to Be Best in New York
In 1969 Eliot Feld, 27, choreographs and dances in a young American Ballet Company now resident at Brooklyn Academy of Music. He pushes to build a cohesive troupe despite debt and distant Brooklyn location, seeking strong future performances and wider recognition through premieres like Giselle and Petrouchka.
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New York
Eliot Feld
Feld
American Ballet Company
Spoleto
Italy
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brooklyn
American Ballet Theater
Balanchine
Ashton
Tudor
Robbins
National Endowment and the Arts
Rockefeller Foundation
Academy of Music
New York State Arts Council
Academy
Manhattan
Joseph Papp
Public Theater
Fokine
Donald McKayle
Herbert Ross
Christine Larry
Olga Janke
Petrouchka
Hungry Viet Cong Captive Revels In Food Escape
Lt Le Hoa, a 38 year old Viet Cong veteran captured near Lai Khe, describes dire hunger among his troops. He explains long weeks without rice, weakness, and a reluctance to fight unless forced, while American forces note a manpower and supply edge that leaves many VC groups malnourished and scattered.
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Lai Khe
South Vietnam
NEA
le Hoa
Hoa
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
1St Division
U.S
Weekend Chuckles Covers A Lighthearted Parade Of Jokes
A collection of humor bits from 1969 features a weatherman in traffic court, a triplet observation by a child, scientists joking that water causes drunkenness, a Chicago firm’s debt collection gag, cannibal island satire, a Scot who pops four tires with free air, college coeds with degrees, a daughter’s sad movie ending, and a cross eyed discus thrower keeping the crowd alert.
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la Crosse Tribune
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Ballet Theater
Vietnam
Dong Nhi Regiment
Chicago
Mr. Smith
Gen. Fea. Corp