Word: fourth
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Neither group buys the contention that Harvard has recently put fourth, that the housing cannot be built without the power plant. The developers claim that housing money is so tight that there are no funds for the complex to have its own steam boilers, so the power plant is a must...
...Bolshoi Ballet is well into its fourth U.S. tour in 16 years. The Moiseyev folk dancers are regular visitors to America. Nureyev, Makarova, Baryshnikov, Vishnevskaya and Rostropovich are now residents in the West. What more could Russia possibly offer American audiences? The Bolshoi Opera, for one. Though in recent years the Bolshoi has visited Osaka, Tokyo, Montreal, Paris and Milan, it was not until last week at New York's Metropolitan Opera that the company set foot, props and double bass pins on U.S. soil. Bolshoi means big, and the opera company is nothing if not bolshoi...
Tomorrow. Tom Snyder is the host for a six-hour Fourth of July celebration. Even if you've had your fill of Snyder and of Bicentennial tripe, you might stay tuned for a bit of local color: in addition to interviews with Jimmy Breslin, Las Vegas tourists and Wernher von Braun, Snyder will talk with "young people at Harvard...
Married. Evonne Goolagong, 23, Australian tennis star seeded fourth in this week's Wimbledon Tournament; and Roger Cawley, 25, a London metals broker; both for the first time; in Canterbury, England. Missing at the surprise ceremony was Vic Edwards, the coach who guided Goolagong to her 1971 Wimbledon victory and recently warned that she would have to choose between love and tennis. Goolagong, who plans to give up neither, announced: "I'm doing what I want, and that's that...
...that James Levine, 31, cannot do, except perhaps play Scott Joplin on the tuba. The remarkable new music director of the Metropolitan Opera already has several superlative operatic recordings to his credit (notably / Vespri Siciliani on RCA and Joan of Arc on Angel). This version of Mahler's Fourth, a genial pastoral masterpiece, has a flowing line rarely matched in current interpretations and an intimacy that, comes close to Bruno Walter's incomparable recording of the 1940s. The formidable Chicago Symphony sounds somewhat more relaxed than it often does under its regular leader, Sir Georg Sold...