Eight Southern Illinois artists invite view at Carbondale gallery
The gallery plans its first invitational exhibit running Tuesday through the 29th featuring eight former Associated Artists Gallery members. Works span shibori, wood furniture, quilts, and drawings by Boyd, Boysen, De Hoff, Dunkel, Hudson, Kinser, Luckenbach, and McDaniel. Reception is Sunday June 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. at 213 S Illinois Ave.
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Southern Illinois
Associated Artists Gallery
Carbondale
S. Illinois Ave
Shibori
John Boyd
Marilyn Boysen
Carolyn de Hoff
Millie Dunkel
Cleothus Hudson
Kyle Kinser
Jane Luckenbach
Claribel McDaniel
Boyd
Cobden
Denver
Colo
Boysen
DeHoff
Carterville
Dunkel
Hudson
Kinser
Makanda
Illinois
Luckenbach
Tuscan Hills
Florence
Italy
McDaniel
American Southwest
Alton Landing River Festival and Japanese Garden Festival Planned
The third annual Alton Landing River Festival will run Sunday June 9 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on East Broadway Street with antiques crafts flea market music and food plus the world’s largest mobile toy museum from a 1948 Mack Truck and antique car displays. Admission is free. The 10th annual Japanese Festival at the Missouri Botanical Gardens runs June 15-23 featuring candy sculpture martial arts fashion taiko drummers candlelight walks and music. Professor Koichi Kawana will attend opening ceremonies. Minoru Miki conducts two concerts with Japanese musicians and instruments including koto shakuhachi shamisen and shamisen works. The world premiere of Miki’s Flowers and Water will be performed with five Japanese musicians from the St Louis Symphony Orchestra.
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Alton Landing
Broadway Street
Market
George
Mississippi River
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Koichi Kawana
Minoru Miki
St. Louis
Opera Theatre
Miki
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Kirk Douglas plans future projects after blacklist era
Los Angeles star Kirk Douglas, 68, focuses on the future after decades in Hollywood. He recalls Albert Maltz’s blacklist and his own quiet hiring of Dalton Trumbo for Spartacus, saying the industry then learned to hire blacklisted writers. Douglas notes his four sons run their own production outfits and reflects on immortality through family.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Kirk Douglas
Hollywood
Albert Maltz
Maltz
Douglas
Dalton Trumbo
Trumbo
Universal Gate
Bryna Productions
OK Corral
Michael
Peter
Joel
Chevy Chase
Eric
Love as a cure for bedwetting and child abuse warning
Dear Ann urges humane treatment of bedwetting in children, criticizing harsh punishments and unsafe practices. It traces a boy’s life from infancy to ten, showing how neglect and family breakdown push him into danger, with abuse and abandonment culminating in a frightening search for safety.
Nightmare Advice From A Dayon Reader A Letter To Ann
A reader describes a doctor offering care to a boy and notes the doctor’s kindness helped his bedwetting stop. The writer, now 70, recalls writing a letter about past mistreatment and praises the doctor. The column urges reporting inappropriate behavior and seeking professional help, and closes with guidance to a young girl facing her mother’s fiancé.
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Norris
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Lake of Egypt
Neil F. Hartigan
Eastgate
Mitchell Museum
Mount Vernon
Friends of the Arch
Museum of Westward Expansion
Charles H. Wallis
Clinton Museum
DeWitt County
Clinton
E. Woodlawn
U.S. 51
Missouri Botanical Garden
Sparta Club
Sparta Saddle and
Sparta Fairgrounds
Illinois Western Horse Show and Racing Association
Sparta
Sparta Area
Ann
Dayton
Mom
Miss No-Name
Miss N.N
Hurley's
Dick Gregory
Sun
Spectra
Hurley
Cuction University
Albert R. Broccol
Paes
Richard Pryor
John Candy
Universal City Studios Inc
Police Ee Academy
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