Shirley Jackson stories and mood in this world and beyond
A 1968 Saturday Review critique surveys Shirley Jackson's collection Come Along with Me edited by Stanley Edgar Hyman. It places her eerie dream like tales beside Poe Addams and Thurber, notes The Lottery's fame and analyzes stories like The Bus The Beautiful Stranger Pajama Party and The Summer People with emphasis on mood and mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jackson
Stanley Edgar Hyman
New York
Viking Press
Addams
Thatcher
Poe
Yarvey
Miss Jackson
Ani
Ther
Tootie
John Donne
Art lovers tour J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu
A feature on the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu describes its secluded hillside setting, private status, and guided tours. Visitors encounter Roman and Greek sculpture, Renaissance and Baroque works, and the Lansdowne Hercules, amid a private collection expanding under Getty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malibu
Cali
United States
J. Paul Getty
Gerry
England
Getty
Praire
Lansdowne Hercules
Hedrian
Tivoli
Elys Presles
Rubens, Tintoretaderorese
Cultural calendar highlights at Oberlin and Elyria venues
The cultural calendar lists music concerts at Oberlin College venues Finney Chapel Warner Concert Hall and Kulas Auditorium plus film and art exhibits at Elyria Public Library LCCC Allen Memorial Art Museum and Oberlin College Center. Notable events include Pro Arte Orchestra Delaware conductor Kenneth Moore runs October 6 and 27, senior citizens film program January 1, and prize winning short films at LCCC on October 11 with multiple recitals by faculty and students through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
Allen Memorial Art Museum
Oberlin
Pro Arte
Kenneth Moore
Finney Chapel
Haskell Thomson
Warner
Canals and Towpaths West
Holiday Island
Elyria Public Library
Robert Willoughby
Owl Creek Bridge
Lccc College Center
Kulas
Lawrence Noe
Warner Concert Hall
Thursady Music
Concentus Musicus
Oberlin Wind Ensemble
Richard Syracuse
E. Tate
Richard Miller
Fimmey Chapel
Sloan
Indiana
Steinberg
Oberlin College
Oberlin Brass Ensemble
Elyria High School
Miles Mamey
Trio of books will entertain the young set
A roundup of children books including WHY THE SUN AND THE MOON LIVE IN THE SKY, KAP AND THE WICKED MONKEY, and SUNFLOWER AS BIG AS THE SUN with brief summaries and ages 3 8 to 5 8. New editions from Houghton Mifflin Norton and Doubleday priced up to 3.95. Also note soprano Maria Dallas planning public appearances in San Francisco and Dallas in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elphinstone Dayrell
Blair Lent
Houghton Mifflin
Moon
Southeastern
Nigeria
Kap
Betty Jean Lifton
Eiichi Mitsui
Norton
Kinetic sculptress finds art in kitchens
New York artist Phyllis Mark sees kinetic sculpture in modern kitchens from refrigerator doors to toasters. Her aluminum and plywood pieces move by motor wind or touch, glow under lights, and cast shifting shadows, reflecting 20th century technology in urban spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Samply
Phyllis Mark
Manhattan
Mysel
Mark
Ruth White Galiers
New Orleans
Syracuse
Boston
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Michael Ostwald
Berlin
Europe Center
Jackson
Edgar Allan Poe
Charles Addams
James Thurber
Thurber
Mary Chase
Harvey
Broadway
U.S
Washington
General Accounting Office
Department of Commerce
the Treasury
Bureau of the Budget
Auto's
Automobile Oa
Saturday Review, Inc
Crest
Malibu's Select Museum
Germy
Locc College Center
Edward Tarr
Querlin
Albert Drogin
Shan Ellentuck
Doubleday
Uncle Vanya
VRS. Ware
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