Queen of the Stardust Ballroom TV drama review
AP television writer Jay Sharbutt describes Queen of the Stardust Ballroom a two hour CBS drama about Be a Asher a Bronx widow who finds solace in the Stardust Ballroom. She falls for Al Green a married mailman in a tender story of loneliness and love with musical soliloquies.
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Queen of the Stardust Ballroom TV recap and lineup
A TV schedule summary notes a ballroom contest punctuated by a dramatic turn in one storyline and praise for Billy Goldenberg’s Emmy worthy score. The guide lists upcoming shows including The Waltons The Streets of San Francisco Archer Perry Mason Green Acres and feature films Queen of the Stardust Ballroom Boy The St Valentine’s Day Massacre and Beg Borrow or Steal with cast details such as Nancy Walker Aretha Franklin James Coco Maureen Stapleton Jason Robards and Kent McCord.
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Crosby Brother of Bing Crosby Dies in Los Angeles
Larry Crosby aged 80, older brother of singer Bing Crosby, died Wednesday at Century City Hospital in Los Angeles. He had spent years with the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament and entered hospital a week earlier. cause of death was not immediately released. He was the eldest of seven Crosby children including band leader Bob Crosby.
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Miami University Choraliers Stage Winter On Campus Concert
The Miami University Choraliers present a winter quarter on campus concert in Hall Auditorium at 8 15 p m Friday. The program features the Chamber Chorale singing Renaissance works and includes the Chovalier Barbershop Quartet Basin Street Elite. The event is open to the public and free of charge.
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Giovanni da Palestrina Death in 1594 at Age 68
Italian composer Giovanni da Palestrina died on February 2, 1594 at age 68. He was renowned for masses and motets composing a significant portion of sacred music during the late Renaissance.
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