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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
16
A nostalgic column recalling diverse 19th and early 20th century local events. Highlights range from a 1914 Troy school appointment to 1907 trolley accident, 1900 baseball score, 1925 Hoosick Falls ice statistics, 1907 Vita Nova launch, and 1923 flapper commentary, tying memory to place and era.
London AP reports England's Arts Council allocated 20.16 million dollars for cultural activities next year, a 26 percent rise. Four point four eight million goes to drama companies such as the Royal Shakespeare and National Theatre. A special emergency fund of half a million is set aside for urgent culture projects.
UPI reports Shelley Winters will appear in a cameo for The Life of Tchaikovsky to be filmed in Russia this summer by producer Dimitri Tiomkin.
Critics Michael Levey Brigid Brophy and Charles Osborne denounce many classic works as superfluous in a sharp debunking essay. They name Bunyan Defoe Gray Dickens Bronte Melville Whitman Carroll Twain Housman Barrie Galsworthy Douglas Maugham Woolf Lawrence and more as candidates for removal while urging readers to judge for themselves.
New York AP reports Jules Feiffer’s play Little Murders closed after seven performances on Broadway. Reviews were mostly downbeat and Feiffer plans to continue writing plays for off Broadway and in England.
Robert Morse, riding high from How To Succeed In Business, has signed with MGM to star in the musical comedy Don Quixote USA. The project marks Morse’s next big screen venture after his stage success.
Hollywood reports the UPI story that Peyton Place faces doom from critics in its first season but begins shooting for its fourth year on the air this summer. The article notes continued production as the show plans another season despite negative reviews.
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