Doctor ad shocks readers in two southern papers
A controversial ad offered a $47,000 salary for a physician in Greenville Kentucky and drew criticism for demeaning the profession. Willard Keith explains the need and admits the ad was unorthodox as Greenville secures a doctor through an unconventional sports section posting.
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Nashville Tennessean
Lexington Herald
Greenville
Kentucky
Willard Keith
Muhlenberg County Hospital
Mark
Preemptive South Freeze in Four Spades Bid
In a bridge column by Ira G. Corn Jr., North opens with a pass heavy auction and South pre-empts to four spades. West leads the heart king and ace, exposing declarer to a strong play. The page hints at a successful four spade contract under the right plan.
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South
Declarer
West
Billy Clyde Puckett
Burt Reynolds
Shake Tiller
Kris Kristofferson
Barbara Jane Bookman
Jill Clayburgh
Hollywood
Palace
Michael Ritchie
Bad News Bears
Declarer Prepares Trick Sacrifices In Bridge Play
The article explains how declarer can secure ten tricks by careful ruffing and discards after a trump draw. It describes shifting to clubs, timing diamond loses, and using dummy to cash diamonds. It notes possible alternatives if diamonds split and ends with a sample bid and a mailing address for questions.
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Declarer
East
West
Cleveland Quartet Delivers Warm Refined Chamber Program
The Cleveland Quartet gave a refined Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music concert featuring Mendelssohn Op. 1 in E flat major Prokofiev Second Quartet and Brahms Sextet in B flat major with guest violinist Francis Tursi and cellist Robert Sylvester. The ensemble offered airy sound, natural inflection, and careful, sensitive playing despite minor intonation lapses and a smaller audience.
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Cleveland Quartet
Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music
Prokofiev
Black Sea
Caucasus
Mendelssohn
Creuse
Francis Tursi
Robert Sylvester
Rochester East School of Music
Decker Plans Salute to French Composer Durufle
Syracuse organist-choirmaster George Decker outlines a plan for a future all-Durufle concert here and details meetings with Maurice Durufle and Madame Durufle. He previews a noontime concert featuring Matines from Trystique and notes Durufle's influence and recent works.
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Decker
Joan E. Vadeboncoeur
Maurice Duruffe
Madame Marie-Made
Line
George Decker
St. Paul's Cathedral
Durufle
Madame Durufle
St. Etienne du Monde
U.S
St. Thomas Church
New York City
Tournemire
Dupre
Liszt
Syracuse Symphony
Christopher Keene
Christmas Concert Set for Cherry Road School
The Cherry Road School presents its annual Christmas concert on December 15 at 7 30 p m in the Westhill High School auditorium. The fifth grade band chorus and select vocal ensemble perform under Miss Joan Nowicki and Stan Coilella.
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Cherry Road School
Westhill High School
Joan Nowicki
Stan Coilella
SU Grad Heads Center in Elmira Arts Complex
Richard Peterson, a Syracuse University theater master's graduate, becomes the first operations manager for the Samuel L. Clemens Performing Arts Center and Community Center in Elmira. Peterson, longtime Elmira resident, helped plan the center which opened in October. He studied directing with Arthur Storch at SU.
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Syracuse University
Samuel L. Clemens
Elmira
Richard Peterson
Arthur Storch
Syracuse Stage
Bayberry and multiple cinemas show Star Wars and Oh God
The day’s timetable lists showings at Bayberry Cinema and several malls including Cinema East, Pavetsenile Mall, Fayetteville Mall, Manlius, Mini-One, Palace, Penn Can Mall, Shoppingtown, and Westhill. Titles include Star Wars, Bobby Deerfield, Oh God, First Love, Soldier Blue, The Night Porter, The First Nudie Musical, Darby O Gill and the Little People, and Fantasia with various 7 and 9 o’clock starts.
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Bayberry Cinema
Cinema East
Bobby Deerfield
Pavetsenile
Fayetteville Mall
Fayetteville
Manlius Cinema
Palace
Darby O'Gill
the Little People
Penn Can Mall
Darby O’gill
Mr. Goodbar
Westhill
Darby O'Girl
The
High School Drama Festival Set For February
The third annual High School Drama Festival runs Feb 26 at the Civic Center Carrier Theater. In Onondaga County, public private and parochial schools compete with 20 minute slots for one act plays. The Youtheater Co. will focus on acting with 13 charter members and more openings for 1979. Awards merit after judging plus festival workshops.
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Civic Center
Carrier
Onondaga County
CRC
Youtheater Co
Joseph Golden
Dorothy Loudon Sets Film Debut in Good Times Bad Times
Tony Award winner Dorothy Loudon will star in her first movie adaptation of James Kirkwood's Good Times Bad Times. The Syracuse University graduate plays a kind, world weary hotel operator who is charmed by a precocious teen and occasionally performs in the downstairs bar.
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Dorothy Loudon
Annie
Syracuse University
James Kirkwood
Midnight Earl
Neil Sedakas
Caribbean
Avery Fisher Hall
Sedaka
Paris
Jon Peters
Faye Dunaway
Neil Simon
Judd Hirsch
Anita Gillette
Ann Wedgeworth
Cliff Gorman
Jack Lemmon
Morton Gottlieb
Bernard Slade
Syracuse
Arthur Storch
Farrah Fawcett Majors attends star-studded Park Avenue party
Earl Wilson reports a glamorous gathering hosted by Gladys Poll with Farrah Fawcett Majors center stage. Guests include Jeff Bridges James Coburn Jason Miller and Liza Minnelli. chatter notes Farrah rehearsing for Somebody Killed Her Husband and mentions Hollywood power moves and upcoming shows.
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New York
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
Marlin Poll
Gladys
Park Avenue
Farrah
Jeff Bridges
James Coburn
Jason Miller
Jack Weston
Barbara Carroll
Anita Ellis
Lee Majors
L.A
Poll
Katharine Hepburn
Lady Spy
Liza Minnelli
Kay Thompson
Truman Capote
Hollywood
Sarah Churchill
Englishtown
N.J
London
J. Paul Getty
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