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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1973
Page
9
Erma Bombeck remarks on rising meat prices and家庭 protests with shoppers outside grocers eating dog food. She recalls family meals shifting from meat to peanut butter and peculiar jokes about prices and hunger, highlighting the humor amid scarcity and the kids asking for filet mignon and standing rib roast.
A staged revival of The Crucible at Midland Community Theatre debuts April 27. Arthur Miller based on 1692 Salem witch trials, linking historic witchcraft fears to McCarthy era anxieties and highlighting mass hysteria and bigotry.
The Midland Community Theatre stages Arthur Miller’s The Crucible with 19 curtain calls as audiences rally. Grace Bumbry will sing Venus and Elisabeth in Wagner’s Tannhauser in Munich with two leading female roles shared by prima donnas.
Exhibition at the Museum of the Southwest in Midland showcases British glass from the Victorian era with about 90 pieces from the Victoria and Albert Museum. It surveys Early Victorian Lead Glass, Engraved Glass, Fancy Glass and Flower Stands, and pré glass among other styles, reflecting class tastes and technical achievement.
The March and April issues of Gems and Minerals praise Carlsbad Caverns with extensive cave coverage. A color view of the Hall of Giants graces March, and King’s Palace leads the Caverns article by William Sanborn.
The Manhattan Symphony Orchestra makes its first concert at Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center after two years performing in venues such as old age homes parks schools and community centers.
AP reviews ABC TV's James Paul McCartney special starring Paul McCartney with Linda and Wings. The program blends live songs and campy Busby Berkeley style numbers with backstage humor and a climactic scene. The critic notes it grows on viewers despite a few uneven moments.
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