Richard Fabre rises from Sarasota to Paris piano study
Richard Fabre, a nonmusical family member from Sarasota, won a four year piano scholarship at Miami University after a pivotal audition. He studied at the Conservatoire in Paris on a Fulbright and earned a renewal for a second year. Critics call him mature with strong technique and commanding stage presence. He plans contests in Geneva and Italy and attends European festivals this summer.
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Richard Fabre
Paris
Conservatoire Nationale de Musique
Richard
Sarasota
Butler School of Music
Miami University
Dean Bitter
Bitter
Harold Bauer
Miami Symphony
West Coast Symphony
Rue Sarasote
Geneva
Italy
Marilyn's Unknown To Her Ex Marilyn's Unknown To Her Ex
Police officer James Dougherty, Marilyn Monroe's first husband, says he no longer knows the star and has not seen her in 11 years. He recalls Norma Jean Baker and notes Monroe’s changing image as she plans to marry Arthur Miller and honeymoon in England. He blames her rise to stardom for their split.
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Hollywood
INS
Plainclothes
James Dougherty
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
Arthur Miller
Dougherty
Los Angeles
Monroe
Norma Jean Baker
Wiggly
Miller
England
Palm Tree Art School to Open in Sarasota Studio
Sarasota artists Betty Lancaster and Eliot McMurrough announce plans to open the Palm Tree School of Art in the Mosley building at 1218 1st St. They will run a new studio and expand painting courses with a mid September start, Lancaster to leave Palm Tree Playhouse managerial duties.
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Palm Tree School of Art
Eliot McMurrough
Betty Warren Lancaster
Mosley Building
First Street
Palm Tree Playhouse
Sarasota
Mosley
1St St
Henry Hensche
New England
Hawthorne
Cape School of Art
Hensche
McMurrough
Mrs. Lancaster
Lancaster
Elmridge Farm
Chatham
N. Y
Childrent
Custody battle centers on mixed Japanese American girl Marianne
In Yokohama a custody suit filed by Sweden’s Karl Lagerfelt targets Marianne a seven year old raised by Masa katsu Yamaguchi and his wife as Japanese. The case questions Marianne’s Swedish citizenship and where she should grow up with ongoing court deliberations and appeals anticipated.
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Marianne
United States
Sweden
Japan
Karl Lagerfelt
Supreme Court
Yamaguchi
U.S
America
Yokohama
Lagerfelt
Ben Bruce Blakeney
Blakeney
John Wilson
Tokyo
Wilsons
Goteborg
James Vaughn
U.S. Army
State's Radio TV Future Seen Bright by Broker
James Blackburn, Washington broker, told the Florida Association of Broadcasters on Friday that Florida radio and TV have a promising future. He said demand for Florida properties exceeds other states, and Florida stations are valued higher due to the state's desirability as a place to live.
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Clearwater
Florida
James Blackburn
Washington
Florida Assn of Broadcasters
California
Blackburn
A Season To Beware by William Du Bois reviewed
A Season To Beware is praised as a finely written multi faceted novel. It follows Dave Story from Florida to New York and Paris while examining youth dreams and life choices.
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William du Bois
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Florida
New York
Paris
University of Florida
Columbia School of Journalism
The
New York Times
Book Review
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Ringling School of Art
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Andrew Sanders
Hartman’s Gallery
Gene Cramer
Masakatsu Yamaguchi
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Sarasota County
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Jerry Ward
Andersonville
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Two Soldiers
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Ada Cook Lewis
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Erle Stanley Gardner
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