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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1965

Page

9

Never Call Retreat Civil War Volume Review

Bruce Catton’s Never Call Retreat concludes the Centennial History of the Civil War with a deep narrative linking Fredericksburg to Appomattox. The critic praises Catton’s skillful prose and thorough research while noting the book’s lack of new facts and its strong interpretation of Lee and the Lost Cause myth.

Bruce Catton Doubleday E. B. Long Catton Gettysburg Fredericksburg Appomattox Robert E. Lee

Paperback Best Sellers Highlight List of Top Titles

A reader’s snapshot of current paperback hits including The Italians by Barzini Armageddon by Uki The Big Roar by Myrer Anyone Got a Match by Shulman You Only Live Twice by Flaming and more. The roundup names several fiction and non fiction titles with various authors in a single display.

Barzini Uki Myrer Shulman Flaming Boys Goldman Kunstler Hemen

Hardcover best sellers list excerpt

Publisher weekly compiled list shows top fiction including Up the Down Staircase Hotel The Looking Glass War and The Green Berets. Non fiction highlights include The Making of the President 1964 Is Paris Burning Intern Markings and The Oxford History of the American People.

Kaufman Moore Hailey le Carre the President White Paris Collins and Lapierre Doctor X Hammarskjold Morison Publishers’ Weekly

Schatten Affair in Berlin Promises Glamour and Suspense

Frederic Morton’s Schatten Affair unfolds in West and East Berlin as Leon Spey plans a hotel opening around the Schatten estate. Ahn and daughter Irene complicate his scheme, while Uncle Julius and a city official add comic relief. The brisk tale blends gothic and hipster tones with rapid plotting.

Schatten Frederic Morton Atheneum Morton Berlin West East Leon Spey Speigelglass West Berlin Leon Prince Schatten East Germany Ahn Irene Julius

Experienced Cast To Do Cinderella At First Methodist Church

The Middletown cast for Cinderella to be staged Thursday and Saturday at 8 in Fellowship Hall is led by Clement Burton. Cinderella will be sung by Mrs Nina Burton with Terry Adair as the prince and Norman Harsh as the king. Others include Mrs Maryann Clinton as queen and Norman Nichols as the Herald. Tickets are available at the church office or from cast members.

First Methodist Church of Norman Harsh Richmond Ind Harsh Miami University Men's Glee Club Middletown First Methodist Temple Maryann Clinton Robert Mucha Ohio State Eastman College Rochester N.Y Cinderella Robert Boonstra Jean Hutchings Carolyn Boonstra West Lafayette Temple Susan Hutchings First Methodist Herald Norman Nichols Middletown High School Charles Palmer Austin Whitmore David Wittman David Palmer George Lacenauer First Presbyterian Church

Guitars From Classical to Pop Take Center Stage

AP News writer Mary Campbell notes guitars cross genres from classical duets by Ida Presti and Alexandre Lagoya to solo pop runs by Frank Sinatra's circle. The catalog highlights Juan Serrano, The Romeros, and other artists, praising tone, presence, and stereo recording effects across Mercury RCA Philips Liberty and other labels.

Ida Presti Alexandre Lagoya Mercury Juan Serrano RCA Big Ben Jorge Ben Philips Records Ben Cugat Walter Raim

Stobo's exploits in French and Indian War era intrigue readers

A historical biography of Maj Robert Stobo recounts his daring journeys from Fort Necessity to Fort Duquesne and Quebec. The book details his escape, intelligence smuggling, and role in Wolfe’s campaign, praised for solid sources and engaging narrative.

Washington Fort Necessity Stobo Fort Duquesne Pittsburgh Quebec Wolfe Montcalm

Dorazio Show At Cleveland Art Museum

Piero Dorazio, 38, a leading Italian contemporary painter, presents about 100 works from prints to paintings at the Cleveland Museum of Art from Sept. 14 to Nov. 7. The exhibit surveys his print making career with color lithography and black and white processes. A catalog by Edward B. Henning accompanies the show.

Piero Dorazio Italy Cleveland Museum of Art Dorazio Dorzio Edward B. Henning

Fine Arts Opener At Middletown Center This Sunday

The Middletown Fine Arts Center opens its annual membership drive and winter season with an open house from 3 30 to 5 30 at 116 S Main St. Board members, interim director Margaret Meyers, new children’s art teacher Mrs Helen Muth, and Peter Brown new Western College for Women art professor will greet guests. MFAC will host a sculpture class and display student and instructor works with pottery and painting demonstrations. The exhibit runs through the week of Sept 12 during winter term registration.

Middletown Margaret Meyers Helen Muth Miami University Peter Brown Western College For Women MFAC

Voices of Scotland choir to perform in Cincinnati date

The Voices of Scotland, an 80 member male voice choir conducted by James McRoberts, arrives in North America for a 15 day tour with a Cincinnati show at Aiken High School on Sept 16 at 8 p.m. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 1 for students. The tour spans Toronto Detroit Chicago Washington Philadelphia and New York.

The Voices of Scotland Cincinnati James McRoberts Glasgow Scotland Gospel Witness Great Britain Reg Ularly Christian Faith Aiken High School Toronto Detroit Chicago Washington Philadelphia New York

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