Lincoln Center Chamber Music a Hit in New York
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center reports rising ticket sales this season. Artistic director Charles Wadsworth cites varied programming and intimate performances as attracting younger audiences and sustaining the nonprofit, after a prior year deficit.
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Lincoln Center
New York
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Charles Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Spoleto
Alice Tully
Corning Glass
Juilliard
Chamber Music Society
Pina Carmirelli
Charles Trager
Walter Trampier
Leslie Parnas
Paula Robison Sylvester
Leonard Arner
Gervase de Leyer
Richard Goode
Miss Carmirelli
Europe
Jane Russell Makes A Broadway Comeback In Company
New York star Jane Russell discusses her shift from film to Broadway in the musical Company. She reflects on aging, marriage history, and home life while preparing to supervise an 80 unit apartment project in the San Fernando Valley and pursuing interior decorating.
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New York
Ernestine Jane Geraldine Russell
Broadway
Elaine Stritch
Miss Russell
Big City
Bob Waterfield
Roger Barrett
Thomas
National Guard
Tracy
Buck
Waterfield
Russell
San Fernando Valley
Hal Prince
Jane Russell
Miss Stritch
Paul Green's Texas to open sixth season
Paul E. Green stages Texas at Pioneer Amphitheatre near Clayton for a sixth season starting June 24. The outdoor pageant has produced over 4 million admissions since 1965 and includes plans for operatic and other performances by Gabriella Tucci Ion Buzea and a slate of works from Bizet to Saint-Saens.
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Paul Green
Texas
Palo Duro Canyon
Pioneer Amphitheatre
Clayton
Six Gun City
Paul E. Green
Abraham
French Quarter
Crescent City
South
The Lost Colony and Green’s pageanteer vision for Kennedy Center
The article contrasts Paul Green’s "The Lost Colony" with his other works and argues he could modernize American adventure on a Kennedy Center stage. It notes the Center’s need for funds and attractions, and praises Green as a potential premiering force for a national performing arts venture. It also mentions Benjamin Britten’s Owen Wingrave premiering on TV, with a notable cast and producer John Culshaw.
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Roanoke Island
Texas
Green
Lillington
N.C
Stephen Foster
North Carolina
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
D.C
Kennedy Center
Paul Green
America
England
Benjamin Britten
Owen Wingrave
Henry James
Myfanny Piper
Peter Pears
Sylvia Fisher
John Shirley-Quirk
Janet Baker
Jennifer Vyvyan
John Culshaw
Britten
Current best sellers in fiction list
A compilation of fiction best sellers includes The Passions of the Mind by Stone QB VII by Leon Uris The Underground Man by Macdonald The Throne of Saturn by Drury The New Centurions by Wambaugh The Greening of America by Reid Future Shock by Toffler The Sensuous Man Stilwell and the American Experience in China by Tuchman and Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee by Brown.
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Stone
Uris
Macdonald
Saturn
Drury
New Centurions
Wambaugh
The
Greening of
America
Reid
Toffler
Stilwell
China
Tuchman
Wounded Knee
Brown
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Juilliard School
Gian - Carlo Menotti
Menotti
Italy
Oberlin
Cleveland Museum of Art
Athena Tacha Spear
Oberlin College
Allen Art Museum
the Chronicle Telegram
Italk
Board Idol
the Outlaw
Irving Kolodin
Saturday Review
John Taras
Leonard Bernstein
Deutsche Oper
Berlin
Pat Neary
the Music Box
New Orleans Opera House Association
Cranko
Stuttgart Ballet
Carmen
John Cranko
South Africa
Mozart
Glyndebourne
Seraphim
Lena Jurinac
Richard Lewis
Leopold Simoneau
Lucille Udovick
Elektra
John Pritchard
Edu Lobo
Lobo
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