Renoir Portrait Through A Son's Eyes in My Father
Jean Renoir recalls his father Pierre Renoir in a memoir built on long talks before 1918. The book blends artist’s daily thoughts with political and artistic undercurrents, tracing Renoir’s life from apprenticeship to late mature vitality and his favored subjects.
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Jear Renoir
Renoir
Rensir
Jean
Edward Longstieth
William McNarmara
Catholic Church
America
Francis ©. Laliv
Navy Times
Rudolf Fiesch
Marin
Caitlin
Danai W. Cox
Eric Gumeyr
Shirley Sarvis
Aller Churchill
Art Buchwald
Paul Mackendrick
The
Riviera
David Dodge
Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau
Indeo Montanelli
Francis Biddie
Leon Cristient
Father
Jean Renoir
Pete Marin
Thornton Markin
Roosevelt
Alfred B. Rollins
Jesus
Henri Daniel-Hops
Africa
Pieter Lessing
Melville J. Herstovits
Heston Returns to Biblical Roles in New Epic
Charlton Heston, after vows against costume dramas, returns as John the Baptist in George Stevens's Greatest Story Ever Told. He recalls fasting in Colorado River scenes and enduring Utah winter cold while filming. He notes a shift to period pieces may affect public perception and credits his face with fitting epic roles.
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Big Chuck
Jom
George Steens
Yard
Heston
Utah
River
John the Baptist
Colorado
Stevens
Jordan River
George Stevens
George
Peking
Mickey Rooney
Teacher balances home life with Crestwood combined class
Mrs. John Nagy a Crestwood School teacher with five years at the post combines full time work and night study to earn her degree. She homesteads at 2356 Lake Ave with her husband and nine children and nine dogs, manages a peach orchard, and teaches a combined fourth and fifth grade class while raising her family.
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John Nagy
Nagy
Lake Ave
Norton Place
Gresery
Laura
Jonawail
Worling
Cive Land Insurance Company
Naey
Mexco
Oberlin City Tax Referendum Campaign Gains Steam
Woodpile Notes reports petitions circulate to defeat by referendum the Oberlin 2/3 of one per cent city income tax passed on third reading. Zahm won’t lead again but expects to gather up to 460 signatures. opposition from business interests softer as Arthur Hess backs the tax. State liquor agents face scrutiny for expense accounting and undercover surveillance, while steel stockpiling and overtime stir union politics. Oberlin painters resist joining CC union. local officials note travels of Sheriff Andreyco and officers.
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Oberlin
Arthur Hess
State Liquor Department
Columbus
Woodchapper
United Steelworkers Union
Oberlin College
Painters Union
Lorain County Painters Union
Michael Andreyco
Vernon Smith
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Elyria
Robert J. Longsway
Florida
Don Miler
Arkansas
Brooks signs on for Lord Jim film with OToole
Richard Brooks returns to direct Joseph Conrad tale Lord Jim with Peter OToole. Fred A. Young will photograph the production after previously working on Lawrence of Arabia. Filming takes place in the Malay Archipelago under Columbia Pictures.
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Follywood
UPI
Vector
Richard Brooks
Brooks
Joseph Conrad
Lord Jim
Peter Otoole
Fred A. Young
Columbia Pictures
Malay Archipelago
Cardinal film to shoot in Boston with Otto as producer
The Cardinal movie plans to film in Boston and other cities with Otto as producer director. World War era locations for Preminger starring Curt Jurgens and Romy Schneider are noted. Career data from Vienna Rome graduates appears in the discussion of the period.
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UPD
Eng
Otto
Preminger
Curt Jurgens
Romy Schneider
Vienna
Rome
Old Spokane carousel eyes move to smaller town
One of the nation's oldest brass finger-gentry carousels may leave Natatorium Park after 54 years as Spokane officials consider moving it to Pasco or another town. Built by Loos Co in 1914, the 199 horse carousel features hand carved animals, a 1907 German organ, and ornate mirrors.
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Wash
Vogel
West Coast
San Francisco
Loos Co
Germany
Central Park
New York City
Natatorium
Natatorum
Pasco
Charles I. DB. Loott
Providence
Ril
Emma
Seattle
Elyria Awakening May Be Slow Yet Sizable Hope
A reflective editorial compares Elyria to a sleeping Little Boy Blue and a dozing Old Man Elyria. It argues the city is not dying but lags in civic engagement, notes downtown decline reversing slowly, and stresses need for collective action, planning, and a capital program, including a new fire station funded privately.
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Elyria
Young Blue
Lfe
Blue
Badge Etiquette and Club Dances Spark Square Dance Debate
The column discusses badge use in square dancing, noting trends from informal to name bearing badges and possible club bolero ties. It previews next week’s discussion on women learning to dance. Also lists a dense schedule of social dances across Cleveland area venues with calling dances.
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Beadees
Tranacross
Tex
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Strongsville High School
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Highland High School
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