Morley Satirizes Coward Revival Plans on Broadway
Noel Coward biographer Sheridan Morley, in New York, says Elizabeth Taylor’s plan to reunite with Richard Burton in Private Lives fascinates him though not final authority. He notes Coward’s legacy, the revival wave, and his duties guarding Coward’s work from misinterpretation while discussing finances and the Jamaica estate Wirefly as a future theater arts center.
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The Tooth of Grima at Syracuse Stage
Sam Shepard's experimental play The Tooth of Grima runs 8:30 p.m. today at the Archbold Theater with the rock band providing music and lyrics in a violent struggle for supremacy.
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Actors read play November at Syracuse Stage
A native Syracusan playwright Charles Primerano presents November a reading January 9 at 2 p m as part of Syracuse Stage Stageworks Series. The work follows radio journalist Russ Thompson during Kennedy era with broadcasts guiding the drama. Directors actors and audiences participate to refine the play with Amy Dohrman directing Ken Phillips Lenore Lee Jenifer Breyer and Laurie Mangicaro in reading roles.
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Sentry hit again in New York cash heist wave
AP reports Sentry Armored Car suffered another theft totaling 225000 after an 11 million dollar robbery earlier in December. The latest incident occurred Wednesday evening but was not reported until the following day, as investigators note no forced entry. The spree includes a prior October 12 guard killing and a Yonkers Raceway cash shipment inside the same vault. Ed McCarthy of The Bronx District Attorney's office comments on why the men may have believed the money remained nearby. FBI cautions the loss might involve insiders.
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Gallen memorial draws Carter and top officials in NH
Former President Jimmy Carter led a large memorial for Gov. Hugh Gallen in Concord as relatives and political leaders from New England gathered to honor a governor famed for personalizing government. Carter recalled Gallen’s dedication to helping the homeless, the ill, and the elderly, and said his standards in public service endure. Gallen, who died at 58 from a bloodstream infection, will be buried Monday in Littleton following a funeral Mass.
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Scared horse tramples runners in New Year’s Midnight Run
Thirteen runners were injured when a frightened carriage horse bolted during the Midnight Run in Central Park near Tavern on the Green as New Year fireworks began. One man, Robert Telson of Manhattan, was in serious condition at New York University Hospital. Witness Doug Guinard, 38, reported runners knocked down and the driver appearing to lose control.
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Beauty of roses won't die after parade
Beverly Hills perfumer Marianne Von Graeve-Ward collects thousands of Rose Parade rose petals after the Pasadena floats. She dries and blends them into Marianne's Special Potpourri selling for 6 dollars an ounce, scented with verbena lavender and other dried flowers, and used in celebrity homes. The process lasts about two weeks to dry, with the fragrance lasting about six months.
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High techs expected to spur boom in 1983 economy
Washington analysts expect a modest 1983 upturn led by high technology across 250 industries. The Commerce Department foresees 80 percent of manufacturing sectors increasing shipments next year, while auto and steel lag. Bethlehem Steel plant closings signal ongoing steel sector contraction and a weaker overall recovery.
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