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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1981
Page
14
New York critics acknowledge limits in knowledge and voice a brisk, questioning run-down on subjects readers know well. The piece suggests critics must maintain a positive tone even when unsure, inviting readers to consider what critics omit.
A columnist ponders why midlife film angst dominates screens despite teen audiences and tight budgets. He asks about Renee Blakley’s post Nashville career, critics as producers, Melvin and Howard’s awards impact, Eyewitness plot gaps, reactions to Charlie Chan, Alger Hiss documentary omission, and Robert Kramer’s American work.
Mass market paperbacks sold widely in outlets across the United States list 7 titles including Princess Daisy and The Devil's Alternative. Cards note publishers and prices from 40,000 outlets and summarize two top segments of paperbacks and trade paperbacks with 7 titles each.
The exhibit highlights late 19th century to early 1970s pieces, including Maasai beaded jewelry and Ashanti gold weights, tied to belief systems and social structure. Lectures, films, and dance performances accompany the display at KU's Museum of Anthropology, running through April 26 with two films from BBC.
The Lawrence Music Club presents its annual Preyer memorial benefit at 7:30 tonight at First Baptist Church 14th and Kasold. Lawrence Motet Singers perform Renaissance to 20th century works with organist Mark Holmberg of KU. Preyer, a KU music professor for 48 years, was a noted composer pianist and organist. the Preyer scholarship funds KU music students.
Martin E B Segal, a former NYC official, becomes Lincoln Center chair amid plans to unite arts leaders against Reagan arts funding cuts and expand festival and TV initiatives. He succeeds Amyas Ames, who remains honorary chair and NY Philharmonic president as John W. Mazzola stays president.
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