Sleeping Beauty Is Back By Bob Thomas
The article discusses the 20 year old Sleeping Beauty and Disney critics, noting artistic merit yet debate over its artistic approach. The Chamber Orchestra of Shenandoah College opens its fall season October 18 at 8 p.m. in Goodson Chapel Recital Hall with a program led by Todd Medcalf.
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Old Man Woods and a World Series Memory
In Los Angeles a school principal's giant office TV fuels September chatter about the Go Go White Sox and Dodgers. The piece looks at baseball on TV as a shared pastime, the sunlit charm of past Octobers, and contrasts with modern prime time coverage and memories of Disney films Sleeping Beauty and Fantasia.
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Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Monday Night
Major networks feature Andy Griffith Show and Newlywed Game at 7 with Happy Days, then ABC and CBS air News and entertainment blocks. Prime time includes M A S H, Monday Night Football, Tonight Show, and late entries like Mission Impossible and Dragnet.
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