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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1967
Page
16
Recalling Carry Nation's 1903 Lyceum visit to Troy with a touring company presenting Ten Nights in a Barroom. She toured saloons and smashed fixtures before a respectful crowd. a reporter noted she seemed at home on stage and delivered a harsh lecture against saloons and tobacco.
A reader's guide review by J A P covers Ralph and Terry Kovels survey of antiques with focus on recognizing, evaluating, and marking, plus a look at William Chapman White's Adirondack Country. It notes lack of appraised values, multiple categories, marks, and historical notes on reprints and regional history.
A historical roundup notes events from 1908 to 1920. It recalls a warehouse fire damaging uniforms and top floor apartments, the volunteer company disbanding in 1911, and Engine 14 housing with paid firefighters. It cites a 1914 junk dealer license ordinance, a 1920 canal bridge incident in Waterford, and ends with a Vietnam era style song chorus note about a doll.
John Arden a leading new Elizabethan playwright is profiled on Creative Person Wednesday at 9 p.m. on Channel 17. The program repeats Sunday November 12 at TV. Arden born in the north of England studied architecture at Cambridge and remains a Yorkshireman with roots in the north country whose plays depart from prior works in style form subject matter and treatment. The features highlight his restless imagination sharp intellect and distinctive language blending verse prose dialect and ballad rhythm.
The passage notes places and natives, praising the meat and last chapter Adirondack Year for its vivid changing seasons. It highlights blossoming flowers, towering trees, and the vitality of birds and animals as the book’s serene centerpiece.
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