What’s A Nice Girl Like Beryl Doing In A Role Like This
AP drama writer reports Beryl Reid in The Ruling Of Sister George at the Belasco. The British star, famed for wit and stage presence, delivers a bold performance as a sardonic lesbian in a black comedy, drawing strong notices despite mixed reviews.
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Florence flood spurs global aid to salvage art
Art lovers worldwide mobilize to help Florence after the flood. Banks, connoisseurs, and volunteers raise millions, fund relief, and support conservation. Officials estimate 30 million dollars and 20 years needed to restore damaged masterpieces, libraries, and monuments.
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Florence
Italy
Ugo Procacci
Messiah Organist Chosen for Middletown Lebanon Performances
Donald E. Clawson named organist and choirmaster for St Pauls Newport and Hebrew Union College chapel organist to lead The Messiah concerts by the Middle town Civic Chorus at First Presbyterian Church Middletown on December 11 and Lebanon on December 13. He holds a bachelor of music from Cincinnati Conservatory and studied under Wayne Fisher.
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University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music
Wayne Fisher
College Conservatory Chorale
Cincinnati May Festival Chorus
Greater Cincinnati Lutheran Liturgical Choir
Chautauqua
N.Y
Summer Institute
Wayne Hough
Poison Types Noted as Snakes in Panama Canal
A terse report lists 23 types of poison associated with snakes in the Panama Canal region. It notes the danger to workers and the need for caution around venomous species.
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Travel and Adventure series marks 10th anniversary with Cooper
The Travel and Adventure program celebrates its 10th anniversary with Don Cooper appearing Thursday at Middletown High School auditorium. Season ticket holders may bring a guest as audience demand grows. Cooper's new film The Canadian West will be shown, and he will visit several Middleton schools during a two day stay.
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Middletown High School
Don Cooper
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Middletown
Paul Schnedler
Roosevelt Junior High School
Schnedler
Art Show Today At Blue Ball Church
Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church hosts an art show today from 2 to 5 30 p m featuring area amateur artists and Middletown Fine Arts Center students. Many works for sale. displays from Day ton and Columbus bookstores. rare coin collection. film strips on art shown in the afternoon.
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Flamenco Star Manuela Vargas to Perform at Taft Auditorium
European critics hail Manuela Vargas as the world's greatest flamenco dancer. She appears with 15 dancers at Cincinnati Taft Auditorium next Saturday at 8 30 p m. Tickets range 5 4 3 2 dollars via Community Ticket Office 29 W 4th St Cincinnati Ohio 45202.
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Cincinnati
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Barenboim to guest with CSO this week at Music Hall
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Max Rudolf features young pianist David Barenboim as guest artist for two concerts. Friday at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Barenboim plays Mozart Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor K 491, opening Rossini Overture, with the program closing Bruckner Symphony No. 7 in E major. Barenboim, 23, a renowned pianist, has performed globally with major orchestras.
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la Scala di Seta
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Buenos Aires
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Paris
Baritone Recital At Miami University Tonight
Baritone Melton A Moore of Miami University's School of Fine Arts presents an 8 pm recital in Benton Hall on the Oxford campus. The program features German Italian and English songs with works by Legrenzi Sarti Schubert Brahms Strauss Wagner Verdi Parry and others plus arrangements by Somervell Taylor and Scott. Accompanist Pamela West, a junior music major, accompanies Moore.
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Miami University
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Benton Hall
Miami
Oxford
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Giovanni Legrenzi
Guiseppe Sarti
Franz Schubert
Johannes Brahms
Richard Strauss
Richard Wagner
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Gustavo Ferrari
Charles F Manney
C. Hubert H. Par
Arts economics warn need for triple funding by 1975
A Twentieth Century Fund study by Baumel and Bowen warns professional performing arts in the United States must secure more than 60 million dollars annually in contributions by 1975, triple the current level. The report cites live-performance labor demands and limited productivity as key constraints and notes narrow audience reach and modest sector growth.
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America
Twentieth Century Fund
Princeton University
William J. Baumel
William G. Bowen
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