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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1970
Page
18
The article notes this is the cicada year across the East and Midwest, with an 17 year underground cycle and brief emergence to hum. It highlights Ronald Rood headlining a chapter in Wild Brother about cicadas, manatee, killer whale, and other wildlife. Drawings by Wendell Minor.
John Barkham lauds Kate Millett's Sexual Politics as a rigorous, erudite study locating patriarchy in society and the sex act. He notes the work grows from a Columbia PhD, surveys Freud Sartre Lawrence Miller and Mailer, and argues it reframes female subjugation as political.
The Museum of Modern Art presents an international survey of ideas driven art titled Information through Sept. 20. More than 150 artists from 15 countries display conceptual works using photos, pamphlets, TV, mail, and interactive pieces, including ecological imagery and participatory installations.
Nine year old Robin Rock stands four foot seven and weighs 89 pounds yet her affection for a New York policeman fills a 40 by 60 foot oil mural on a Brooklyn building. The mural grew from a safety in the streets drawing project by 590 students plus judges from the school art department and PTA. Rheingold Breweries sponsored prizes and will reproduce a winning drawing in oils at brewery property.
A collection of translated works from Camus Gide Mauriac Sartre and others edited by Miriam Morton offers smooth readable excerpts for ages 12 and up. Buckminster Fuller biography titled Wizard of the Dome profiles the designer’s life and ideas for readers aged 12 and up. The Diary of A N narrates ghetto life and resilience through AN and family figures. age 12 up. 1970 copyright Saturday Review.
Mary Stewart reimagines Merlin as narrator in a vivid tale set across London York Salisbury Glastonbury Cornwall Tintagel Caernarvon Snowdon Amesbury and the Severn. Ambrosius Uther Hengest and Arthur appear as the familiar cast while Merlin’s own powers and the mystery of Stonehenge drive the plot toward a lush romantic legend.
Prolific author Douglas Beeman speaks of starting late as he reflects on writing eighteen naval novels in twelve years. His wartime Royal Navy service inspired a sea saga career, later rebranding as Alexander Kent for 18th century adventures, echoing Forester’s Hornblower legacy and finding US reader warmth.
The American Ballet Theatre draws high box office during a four week run at the New York State Theater averaging about 125000 weekly while seeking more support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Co director Quiver Smith laments the company’s fragile survival and praises dancers for modest pay.
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