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PAINE HALL. Chamber music including Mahler: Kindertotenlieder (Jane Struss, alto); and Britten: Suite for Harp. Tickets $3 (Benefit for Nicaragua). April...
...SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS (855 Comm. Ave.). Chamber music for piano, harp, and voice by Beethoven, Britten, and Mahler. Tickets: $2 (benefit for Nicaraguan Relief). March...
Robinson originally considered himself miscast as a criminal, and in a way he was right. He was a pillar of Beverly Hills' genteel society, a philanthropist who supported and worked for dozens of causes. He played the harp, amassed an immense collection of impressionist art and was a student of eight languages. When he and Gladys Lloyd, his wife of 28 years, were divorced in 1955, the settlement forced him to sell off his $3,250,000 collection, pieces that he called his "children." But he married again and went back to work despite ill health. Bearded, gray...
...WHETHER the research is ill-done or well, one problem facing any account of Eric Blair's development is that Orwell has already done it, and with more style, Modern critics can harp endlessly on the Blair-Orwell dichotomy, inflating it to the point of benign schizophrenia in a way that Orwell himself could not have done but they won reach the point of diminishing returns...
...majority of the small, poor countries, which now account for 97 of the General Assembly's 132 votes, harp on these themes-mainly because the U.N. is the only place in the world where they can make themselves heard, and also because these issues are the only ones on which the Third World nations tend to agree. This year the U.S. was the only member to vote against and finally abstain from the main disarmament resolution. The proposal was unexceptional, merely calling for a committee to study the possibility of holding a general disarmament conference, but the U.S. regarded...