Foul on the Anta and Several Local Art Exhibits Scheduled
Foul on the Anta at the Administration Building Monongalia County Board of Education runs through March 8. Children’s Art Exhibit by Mrs Evangeline Ceczy at the Medical Center through March 10. Artist of the Month by Mrs Edward W Dering at Morgan’s through March 15. Morgantown Art Association features Dr Barbara Drainer and Ruth Ives with All Member Exhibit pieces at 143 High St. Spring Exhibits Season opens tomorrow at the Community Arts Center Marion County Library Fairmont with Harper and Culver works through March 18. Suzuki teaches American Mothers film shown at 4 p.m. today in WVU Music Building auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Junior High School
Monongalia County
High St
Community Arts Center
Marion County Library
Monroe Street
Fairmont
Charles Harper
Charles Culver
Suzuki
WVU
AMDA Fund Drive Set To Run In Morgantown WV
AMDA will launch its third annual fund drive March 10 in West Virginia under director Mrs Charles Dee Trembly and with assistance from Mrs Harold Sneddon. The drive runs through April 1 to support AMDA a two year school for singing and acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMDA
West Virginia
Charles Dee Trembly
Harold Sneddon
ECU Seeks Paintings Of Athletes With Awards
East Carolina University invites student artists nationwide to submit paintings of athletic subjects by April 24. The top works receive a minimum 700 purchase award, with a Minges Coliseum prize, a 100 award to two entrants, and four 50 awards, plus potential future purchases during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. C
East Carolina University
ECU
Leo W. Jenkins
Minges Cochase
Exhibits Open at Fairmont Arts Center
The Junior League of Fairmont opens a spring exhibit at the Marion County Library Community Arts Center on Monroe Street. The Birds and the Beasts features Charles Harper of West Virginia and Charles Culver, award winner from the Audubon Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of Fairmont, Inc
Community Arts Center
Marion County Library
Monroe Street
Charles Harper
West
New Hampshire proves small arts grants can yield big gains
The New Hampshire Arts Commission, with a $142,400 budget for 1968 and $39,000 from the National Endowment, funds Theater by the Sea, WENH and touring units from Dartmouth. It partners with foundations to seed projects, defrays conference costs, and promotes community arts councils to spur local initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marlow G. Burt
New Hampshire Commission of the Arts
New Hampshire
New England
Burt
Federal Genero
Sity
National Arts Endowment
National Arts Council
New Hampshire Arts Commission
Theater By the Sea
Portsmouth
By the Sea
The
Arts Commission
Commission
WENH
Durham
Dartmouth
Hopkins Arts Center
Glee Club
Spaulding-Potter Charitable Trust
Concord
New Hampshire Arts Commissions
Department of Research and Economic Development
Parks Department
Planning Department
House Slashes Arts Funds Amid Vietnam War Debate
The House cut President Johnson's proposed 22 million for arts by half, voting 272 to 123 to keep the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities at 11.2 million and sending the measure to the Senate. Critics cited Vietnam costs and city crises while the Education and Labor Committee had recommended 55 million for a year starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
Next
Natoat Foundation
Senate
House Education and Labor Committee
John B. Anderson
R-Nl
Harrison Arts Week Aims to Showcase West Virginia Talent
Harrison County plans Creative Arts Week from May 5 to May 12 sponsored by Clarksburg Art Center with $2,250 in grants from the Benedum Foundation and the WV Arts and Humanities Council. The May 12 closing concert features Phyllis Curtin in a benefit for the center at Robinson Grand Theatre and kicks off her Australia and New Zealand tour. The event seeks to engage local people with regional cultural groups and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
West Virginia
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council
Clarksburg Art Center
Phyllis Curtin
Miss Curtin
Metropolitan Opera
Robinson Grand Theatre
Australia
New Zealand
Greenbrier Repertory Theatre Seeks West Virginia Playwrights
The Greenbrier Repertory Theatre of Lewisburg invites West Virginia writers to submit original scripts for a workshop with its professional director and cast. Successful ideas could be produced on stage at the GRT. Submit to John and Mrs. Benjamin P O Box 71 Lewisburg WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbrier Repertory Theatre
Lewisburg
West Virginia
G.R.T
Many Paintings Exhibit Across Morgan Town Venues
The Morgan town Art Association sponsors a diverse display of paintings at locations including the Beneficial Finance Co on High Street the Stone House Farmers and Merchants Bank and the University Hospital. Occasional shows occur at The Holiday Motel. To schedule artwork contact Mrs Connie Welch at 5992170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Morgantown Art Association
Beneficial Finance Company
High Street
Stone House
Farmers and Merchants Bank
University Hospital
Connie Welch
Christopher Smart As A Poet Of His Time Review
Dr. Sophia Blaydes analyzes Christopher Smart through life events and poetry, tracing how early confinement shaped his reputation. She argues the Song to David reveals his genius within eighteenth century constraints and rebuts Victorian excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Smart
Mouton and Co
Sophia Blaydes
West Virginia University English Department
Blaydes
Bellaire Dr
Morgantown
Smart
Samuel Johnson
Kit Smart
Johnson
David
iSmart
Browning
Rosetti
du Hack
Dr. Blaydes
Pittsburgh State Pair of Concerts in Mahler Cycle
The fourth and final Puantale Mahler cycle concert in Pittsburgh features William Steinberg conducting Mahler Das Lied Von der Erde with Maureen Forrester and Ragnar Ulfung at 8:40 p.m. Friday and 3:10 p.m. Sunday. Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony No. 8 tops a program also including Franck Les heures and Beethoven Violin Cello Piano Concerto in C Major Opus 56 with Patricia Parr, Murray Feldman, and Michael Grebanier. Feldman and Grebanier are principal Pittsburgh Symphony players. Tickets at Pittsburgh 261-5853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steinberg
Mahler
Maureen Forrester
Ragnar Ulfung
Schubert
Pittsburgh
Nee la Eotte Seege
Syria Osque
Franck
Les
Best Sellers Fiction Unit Summary Noted
Readable text lists assorted best seller titles and authors with garbled fragments. Mentions include Confessions of Nat Turner, Rosemary's Baby, The Chosen, A Naked Ape, Parent and Child, and The President's Plane. Contains disjointed words and misordered names.
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Nat Turner
Toraz Are
Stewart
O'Here
Levin
Sutton
Potok
Mowe
Pai Wat
State
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Columbia Pictures Presents
Joan Tek
van Dyke
Technicolor
Fitzwilly
MORGAN@ THEATRE
Spencer Tracy
Raimarine Hepburn
Ceci Bellaway
William Rose
Stanley Kramer
Sidney Poitier
Katharine Hepburn
Dragon Pe
MET Theatre
George Peppard
Enews Gayle Hunnicutt
Raymond Burr
Bonnie
Uren Berty
Raven Sere
Harrison
Legion
Pittsburgh States
Long John Silver
Kim Hawkins
Harland Sanders
Suncrest Shopping
Morgantown, W. VA
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