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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1960
Page
11
A family shares lessons from a nephew serving overseas on how to shoot and edit home films. They describe panning flaws from moving vehicles, suggest faster film speeds and lighting, and note the value of a light meter. Eight 300-foot reels yield four hours of memories plus a 25-minute highlight reel to showcase the creator’s growing talent.
A list of popular fiction titles includes Advise And Consent by Drury Hewan and Michener, Poor No More by Roark, Dear And Glorious Physician by Caldwell, Exodus, Act One by Hart, Folk Medicine by Jarvis, The Armada by Malling, The Longest Day by Hyan, and This Is My God by Wouk.
Patty Mummert outlines the ten top plays from the 1958 59 season. Notable works include A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry J B by Archibald MacLeish and The Disenchanted by Budd Schulberg Harvey Breit while five titles were financial failures. Kronenberger Time theater critic details and notes availability at the library.
The text outlines Edward VI’s brief 1547–1553 reign, beginning with his nine year old accession and ending with his early death from consumption. It notes his shift from bookish youth to displaying royal dignity, and introduces Edward’s guardian Somerset, the Duke of Somerset, as Protector of the Realm during his minority.
The text praises a figure for combining religious zeal with learning and charity. It notes sale of church property funded over 25 grammar schools, support to hospitals, and Bridewell Palace becoming a workhouse for wanderers. It contrasts with Henry VIII and mentions Miss Chapman’s biographies including Great Villiers, Mary II, Queen Anne's Son.
A summary of a book compiling Hap er's magazine material since 1850. It features poetry fiction and non fiction from notable writers including Faulkner De Voto Allen Thurber Van Doren Huxley Levant Twain Teasdale MacLeish and others across science literature psychology travel and sociology.
Chicago report from AP shows 1959 traffic tolls include 37 900 deaths and 1 400 000 disabling injuries. Total cost tallied at 5 800 000 000 with fatalities up two percent from 1958 and injuries up sharply as miles driven rose five percent to a record 659 million.
AP News features writer Hugh Mulligan reviews Yulya known as Julie, a Moscow cabaret singer who follows her American husband to the United States. The album Moscow After Dark pairs her with Italian songs, arranged with violins and balalaikas, in a nostalgic hi fi showcase.
A new Neapolitan song program from Vito Records features three Metropolitan Opera stars led by tenor Cesare Valletti and bass. The release spotlights operatic virtuosity in intimate Cabaret style with other principal performers.
The wings of the hummingbirds can make about six beats per second, illustrating their remarkable wing speed and agility in flight.
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