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Special Events - Continued

Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area:

  • South Shore: Paragon Park, Nantasket Beach, Hull. Various rides and attractions.
  • North Shore: Revere Beach, Revere. Rides, games, and entertainment for children of all ages.
  • Newton: Norumbega Park. Amusement park with rides for children.

Wakefield: Pleasure Island

  • 5,000-seat outdoor theatre featuring vaudeville, acrobats, magicians, and animal acts.
  • Kiddie Land, Monkey Island, Baby Zoo, and other attractions.
  • Nonsuch Carriage City, Captain Kid's Treasure Island, Children's Play Area.
  • Continuous showings of cartoons and other entertainment.
  • Picnic areas and facilities for children.

Music

Boston Symphony Orchestra:

  • Thru July 2nd: "Pops" Concerts at Symphony Hall, nightly at 8:30 p.m., except Mondays.
  • July 3-15: "Hatch Memorial Shell," Free Esplanade Concerts, 8:30 p.m. Sundays.
  • August 1-26: "Hatch Memorial Shell," Free Esplanade Concerts.

The 1960 Berkshire Festival, Lenox:

  • July 8-10: Bach
  • July 15-16-17: Mozart
  • July 22-23-24-25-26-27-28-29-30-31: Full Orchestra Concerts at Music Shed.
  • August 5-6: Mozart
  • August 12-13: Beethoven
  • August 19-20: Brahms
  • August 26-27: Berlioz

At Sanders Theatre, Harvard Square, Cambridge:

  • June 2: The Cornell University Trio
  • June 19: The Philadelphia String Trio
  • June 26: Violin, Charles Fiedemann
  • July 3: Piano, Shulamit Ran
  • July 10: Piano, Sylvia Rabiner
  • July 17: Piano, Sylvia Rabiner
  • July 24: Violin, Viviane Bertolami
  • July 31: Piano, Michael Andreevsky
  • August: The Museum is closed during August.

Summer Theatres

Cambridge Drama Festival:

  • Soldiers' Field Road, AL 7-0600
  • June 28-July 3: "The Importance of Being Earnest"
  • September 1: A season of extraordinary exciting theatre.

South Shore Music Circus:

  • Cohasset
  • June 27-July 2: "The Music Man" with Robert Preston
  • July 4-9: "Oklahoma" with Robert Doss and Judy Walker
  • July 11-16: "The King and I" with Jean Sanders and Stephen Douglas
  • July 18-23: "Pal Joey" with Vivian Blaine
  • July 25-30: "Guys and Dolls" with Robert Alda
  • August 1-6: "Roberta" with Don Liberto
  • August 8-13: "Mame" with Janice Rule
  • August 15-20: "Brigadoon" with Lee Venora
  • August 22-27: Play to be announced
  • August 29-Sept 3: Play to be announced

Band Concerts:

  • Parkman Bandstand, Boston Common
  • Tentative starting date July 1st
  • Monday-Saturday, 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Sailing:

  • Community Boating, Boathouse on the Esplanade, foot of Beaver Street.
  • Public non-profit program, short-term memberships available.
  • Open weekdays 1 p.m. to sunset, weekends and holidays 9 a.m. to sunset.

Radio and Television

  • Radio: WHDH, 180 Tremont St., BP 2-3193
  • Television: WHDH, 1170 Soldiers Field Road, AL 7-9070

Fashion Shows

  • Somerby Room:
    • Informal fashion shows by the pool every Thursday at 3 p.m.
    • Information call CO 7-5000

Honorary Degrees

  • The honorary degrees were listed by the following universities:
    • Harvard '41, '46-48
    • Bender 127 N.M. '31
    • McGGeorge Bundy of '41
    • Principal F. Cyril N. Rose '29 Ph.D. '36 of Magdalen
    • Artist Heinz Behr, Surgeon Edwin Pulitzer Medill, Journalist Heinz Behr, Surgeon Edwin Pulitzer Medill, Journalist Jean Joseph Szinor of Oxford
    • Stegman F. Baynes, Prof. Isidor A. Warburg

This page provides a comprehensive guide to various cultural, entertainment, and recreational activities available in the Greater Boston area during the summer of 1960.

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The document is a listing of special events, including amusement parks, music, summer theatres, radio and television programs, fashion shows, and other activities in the Greater Boston area. Key highlights include various parks and beaches with different attractions, concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, multiple summer theatre productions, radio and television programs, fashion shows at the Somersby Hotel, and other events like band concerts and sailing. Each section provides specific dates, locations, and details about the events. Contact information for further details and reservations is also provided where applicable.

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Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area

  • South Shore, PARAGON PARK, Nantasket:

    • Various amusements, swimming, boat rides, and other fun attractions.
  • North Shore, REVERSE BEACH, Revere:

    • Excellent beach, amusement rides, and fun activities.
  • Newton, NORUMBEDA PARK:

    • Amusement park designed for children.
  • Wakefield, PLEASURE ISLAND:

    • Features a 5,000 seat outdoor theatre, various shows, and rides. Includes:
      • Shows like "The Pirates of Penzance" and "Captain Kidd's Kid"
      • A continuous showing of cartoons and films.
      • Admission includes rides and shows all day long.

Radio and Television

  • Radio - WEI, 182 Tremont St., MA 2-2323:

    • Programs to which studio audiences can be invited by writing in advance or making arrangements by telephone.
  • Television - WZBN, 1170 Soldier’s Field Road, AL 5-5670:

    • Similar arrangements for studio audiences as with WEI.

Fashion Shows

  • Somerset Hotel:
    • Informal fashion shows at 3:00 PM every Tuesday. For further information, contact 6-2000.

Music

Boston Symphony Orchestra

  • July 2nd:

    • "Pops" Concerts at Symphony Hall, nightly at 8:30 PM except Mondays.
  • July 3-15:

    • "Hatch Memorial Shell" Free concerts on Sundays at 3:00 PM.
  • July 15-20:

    • "Hatch Memorial Shell" Concerts on Sundays.
  • August 15-20:

    • "Hatch Memorial Shell" Concerts on Sundays.

The 1960 Berkshire Festival, Lenox

  • July 5-9:

    • Bach and Mozart Concerts.
  • July 15-16:

    • Full orchestra Concerts at Music Shed.
  • July 21-22:

    • Full orchestra Concerts at Music Shed.
  • August 5-6:

    • Additional concerts and performances.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston

  • June 12:

    • Cornell University Trio.
  • June 19:

    • Soprano, Betty Allen.
  • June 26:

    • Violin, Charles Petrement.

At Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (ongoing events):

  • July 3:

    • Piano, Sheldon Lubow.
  • July 10:

    • Piano, Sylvia Rabinof.
  • July 17:

    • Violin Quartet.
  • July 24:

    • Piano, Norma Bertolami Sapp.
  • July 31:

    • Piano, Mitchell Andrews.

Summer Theaters

Cambridge Drama Festival

  • Soldiers Field Road, August 1-6, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM:
    • Summer through July and September. Extensive theatrical productions available.

South Shore Music Circus

  • June 27:

    • The Golden Fleecing with The Golden Fleece.
  • July 4-9:

    • Oklahoma with Robert Goas.
  • July 11-16:

    • The Great Waltz with Judy Post.
  • July 18-23:

    • Carousel with Stephen Douglas.
  • July 25-30:

    • Pajama Games with Stephen Douglas.
  • August 8-13:

    • Roberta with Don Liberto.
  • August 15-20:

    • Jim Hawthorne.
  • August 22-27:

    • Various shows including "The Firefly" and "The Pirate."

North Shore Music Theatre

  • June 22-28:

    • Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra.
  • July 6-12:

    • The Boy Friend.
  • July 13-19:

    • The Pirate.
  • July 20-26:

    • South Pacific.
  • August 23-28:

    • Student Showcase.

Sailing

  • Community Boating, Boat House on the Esplanade, foot of Reverse Street:
    • Memberships available, instruction, and sailing opportunities. Weekdays and holidays, starting from July 1st.

Additional Events

  • Carousel Theatre, Framingham:
    • Various shows including "Show Boat" and "Kismet" scheduled for June and July.

This page captures a diverse array of activities, from amusement parks and fashion shows to musical performances and summer theater productions, providing a snapshot of the cultural and recreational events available in the Boston area during the summer season.

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Special Events

Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area

  • South Shore, PARAGON PARK, Nantasket: Features various amusements, swimming, boat rides, and many other fun attractions.
  • North Shore, REVERE BEACH, Revere: Offers excellent beach, amusement, and fun facilities.
  • Newton, NORUMBEGA PARK: Features an amusement park excellent for children.
  • Wakefield, PLEASURE ISLAND: Includes a 5,000 seat outdoor theatre with features like "The Wizard of Oz," "Kyoto," "Brigadoon," and "The Pirate Queen." Shows are continuous with admission at $1.50, with discounts for children under 12.

Music

Boston Symphony Orchestra

  • Pops Concerts: Held at Symphony Hall nightly at 8:30 PM except Mondays.
  • July 3-15: "Hatch Memorial Shell" concerts, outdoor, on Sundays.
  • August 15-20: "Hatch Memorial Shell" concerts, outdoor, on Sundays.

The 1960 Berkshire Festival, Lenox

  • Chamber Music Series: Dates and pieces include:
    • June 27, 28: Bach
    • July 4-6: Mozart
    • July 11-15: Full orchestra concerts at Music Shed
    • July 22-23, 29-30: Mozart and Bach
    • August 5-6, 12-13: Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach
    • August 19-20: Full orchestra concerts at Music Shed
  • Piano Concerts: Held at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, on various dates in July and August.

Summer Theatres

Cambridge Drama Festival

  • Soldiers Field Road, AL 0-600: Season runs through July and August, featuring a variety of plays.

Carousel Theatre, Franklin

  • June 19-July 1: Shows include "Show Boat" with Andy Devine and June Walker.
  • July 3-10: "Kiss Me Kate" with Patricia Munsel.
  • July 17-24: "Paint Your Wagon" with Edie Adams.
  • July 31-August 7: "Kismet" with Ann Blyth.
  • August 14-21: "Silk Stockings" with Genevieve Gough.
  • August 28-September 4: "The Firebrand" with Anthony Quayle.

South Shore Music Circus Concerts

  • Golden Fleece with Oklahoma and Judy Canova: June 27-28.
  • The Great Waltz with Carousel: July 11-13.
  • Pajama Game with Stephen Douglas: July 25-27.
  • Rumba with Don Liberto: August 1-3.
  • Jamboree with Lee Venora: August 22-24.
  • Pajama Game: August 29-September 2.

Radio and Television

  • Radio (WEEL, 182 Tremont St., HU 2-2323)
  • Television (WEZ, 1170 Soldier's Field Road, AL 5-5670)

Fashion Shows

  • Somerset Hotel: Informal fashion shows every Tuesday at 8:00 PM. Further information available at the hotel.

Band Concerts

  • Parkman Bandstand, Boston Common: Starting July 1, at 2:00 PM on weekdays, featuring various musical performances.

Sailing

  • Sailing Instruction: Available at the Eplande, foot of Revere Street, with memberships available. Instruction available at various times, including weekends.

North Shore Music Theatre

  • June 22-26: "Louis Armstrong and his All-Star Band."
  • July 6-10: "Oklahoma."
  • July 13-17: "The Boy Friend."
  • July 20-24: "South Pacific."
  • July 27-August 2: "The Pajama Game."
  • August 10-14: "Student Prince."

This guide provides a detailed look at the entertainment options available in the Boston area for the summer, including music, theatre, and outdoor activities.

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Special Events

Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area

  1. South Shore, PARAGON PARK, Nantasket
    • Features: Various amusements, swimming, boat rides, and other fun attractions.
  2. North Shore, REVERE BEACH, Revere
    • Features: Excellent beach, amusements, and fun.
  3. Newton, NORWESTIN PARK
    • Features: Amusement park excellent for children.
  4. Wakefield, PLEASURE ISLAND
    • Features: Outdoor theatre, rides, and games.
    • Details: Includes a 5,000-seat outdoor theatre with various shows, a Ferris wheel, and more.

Radio and Television

  • Radio: WEEI, 182 Tremont St., HU 2-2323
  • Television: WEZ, 1170 Soldier's Field Rd., AL 5-5670
  • Note: Some programs are subject to change; check with the station for details.

Fashion Shows

  • Somerset Hotel
    • Informal fashion shows every Tuesday at 4 p.m. For further information, call 7-4000.

Music

Boston Symphony Orchestra

  • Concerts at Symphony Hall: Nightly at 8:30 p.m., except Mondays.
  • July 3-15: "HATCH MEMORIAL SHELL"
    • Free Esplanade Concerts, Sundays.
  • August 15-20: "HATCH MEMORIAL SHELL"
    • Free Esplanade Concerts, Sundays.

The 1960 Berkshire Festival, Lenox

  • June 27: Chamber Music Series
  • July 5-9: Bach
  • July 12-16: Mozart
  • July 19-23: Full Orchestra Concerts at Music Shed
  • July 26-30: Concerts at Music Shed
  • August 2-6: More Chamber Music
  • August 9-13: Beethoven
  • August 16-20: Festival Gala
  • August 23-27: Final Concerts
  • August 30: Closing Concert
  • September 3: Festival ends

Summer Theatres

Cambridge Drama Festival

  • Soldiers Field Road, AL 0-6000
    • Season runs from July to August.
    • Features: Plays, musicals, and variety shows.
    • Tickets available from Esplanade or Charles River to Boston Festival.

South Shore Music Circus

  • June 27: The Golden Fleecing with Robert Gosset
  • July 4: Oklahoma Post with Robert Gosset and Judy Post
  • July 11: The Great Waltz with Carouso
  • July 18: Carouso with Stephen Douglas Pajama Games
  • July 25: Carouso with Stephen Douglas
  • August 1: Carouso with Don Liberto
  • August 8: Carouso with Jim Hawthorne
  • August 15: Carouso with Lee Venora
  • August 22: Carouso with Bill Haynes
  • August 29: Carouso with the Great Waltz

North Shore Music Theatre

  • June 22-26: Louis Armstrong and his Jazz Concert
  • July 6-10: The Boy Friend with Betty White
  • July 13-17: The Boy Friend with Betty White
  • July 20-24: The Boy Friend with Betty White
  • July 27-31: The Boy Friend with Betty White

Other Summer Theatres

  • Caroussel Theatre, Framingham
    • June 13-19: Showboat with Andy Devine
    • June 20-26: Kiss Me Kate with Patricia Munsel
    • July 4-10: Paint Your Wagon with Ann Blyth
    • July 11-17: Kiss Me Kate with Ann Blyth
    • July 18-24: Silk Stockings with Genevieve Redman
    • July 25-31: The Pajama Game with Carol Haney
    • August 1-7: South Pacific with Howard Keel
    • August 8-14: The Pajama Game with Carol Haney
    • August 15-21: The Pajama Game with Carol Haney
    • August 22-28: The Pajama Game with Carol Haney
    • August 29-Sept 4: Showboat with Howard Keel

Band Concerts

  • Parkman Bandstand, Boston Common
    • Tentative starting date: July 1st, 12 noon, on Wednesdays.

Sailing

  • Community Boating, Boat House on the Esplanade
    • Memberships available. Instruction for beginners. Sailing on weekends and holidays.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

  • Longwood Avenue, HU 8-7000
    • Concerts and exhibitions available.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the cultural and recreational activities available during the summer in the Boston area.

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Special Events (continued)

  • Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area:
    • South Shore: Includes Paragon Park in Nantasket with various rides, amusements, swimming, boating, and other attractions available mostly from May to September.
    • North Shore: Revere Beach offers various fun attractions.
    • Newton: Norumbega Park, an amusement park excellent for children.
    • Wakefield: Pleasure Island, open from July 2, featuring a variety of rides and attractions for all ages.

Radio and Television

  • Stations Providing Studio Audience Information:
    • Radio:
      • WBZ (1030 AM): Contact via telephone for scheduling.
      • WEEI (590 AM): Studio audience by arrangement.
    • Television:
      • WRGB: Call for Soldier’s Field Road.
      • WHDH-TV (Channel 5): Contact directly.
      • WBZ-TV (Channel 4): Specific shows and times listed.
      • WNAC-TV (Channel 7): Specific shows and times listed.

Fashion Shows

  • Somerset Hotel:
    • Informal fashion shows by the pool every Tuesday at 3:00 PM. More information available by calling the hotel.

Music

  • Boston Symphony Orchestra:
    • Tanglewood Concerts:
      • Thursday, July 5: Pop’s Concerts at 8:30 PM.
      • July 3-15: Various concerts at Symphony Hall and Tanglewood, including the Esplanade and special events like the "Hatch Memorial Shell" concerts.
      • August 13-20: Special "Hatch Memorial Shell" events.
    • 1960 Berkshire Festival: Various events from July to August in Lenox.

Summer Theatres

  • Cambridge Drama Festival:

    • Held at Sanders' Field Road, Allston, from June to October with various performances.
  • South Shore Music Circus:

    • Performances listed from June 27 to September 4, including "The Golden Fleecing," "Oklahoma," "The Great Waltz," and others.
  • North Shore Music Theatre:

    • Shows from June 26 to August 27, featuring various plays and musicals.
  • Carousel Theatre (Framingham):

    • Performances listed from June 13 to August 20, including "Show Boat," "Kiss Me Kate," and others.
  • Summer Theatre (Joylance):

    • Includes listings for different venues like Cape Playhouse, Priscilla Beach Theatre, Meadow Brook Theatre, and others with various performances.
  • Community Theatres and Sailing:

    • Community Boating: Located on the Charles River Esplanade, offering sailing instructions and memberships.
    • Sailing: Various dates and locations listed for sailing events.

Honorary Degrees

  • A list of individuals who received honorary degrees from Boston University on June 5, including:
    • Bernard T. Atkinson
    • Dr. M.A. of Wesleyan, Principal F. Cyril James
    • Dr. Physicist Niels Bohr, among others.

The guide is a comprehensive resource for summer entertainment, detailing amusement parks, radio and television schedules, fashion shows, music events, and theatre performances in the Greater Boston area.

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Under "MUSIC," the document mentions the Boston Symphony Orchestra and other musical events, including performance venues and dates. It also lists summer theatre performances with specific plays, dates, and starring actors. Radio and television sections suggest there might be opportunities to be part of a studio audience or to make telephone requests. Sailing and band concerts are also listed, providing information on locations, dates, and times.

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  1. Special Events:

    • Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area, mentioning South Shore Paragon Park in Nantasket, Revere Beach in North Shore, Norumbega Park in Newton, and Pleasure Island in Wakefield.
    • Radio and Television, listing stations WEEI and WBZ and information about studio audience admissions.
    • Fashion Shows at the Somerset Hotel, with informal fashion shows by the pool every Tuesday at 4 p.m.
  2. Music:

    • Boston Symphony Orchestra schedule through early August, including "POPS" concerts, Hatch Memorial Shell concerts, and The 1960 Berkshire Festival with Chamber Music and full orchestra concerts.
    • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston schedule featuring various artists performing classical music throughout June and July, with the museum closed during August.
  3. Summer Theatres:

    • Cambridge Drama Festival with a summer season of plays from July through September.
    • South Shore Music Circus in Cohasset with performances from June 27 through September 3.
    • Band Concerts at Parkman Bandstand in Boston Common starting July 1, weekdays from 12 noon to 2 p.m.
    • Sailing, featuring community boating at the Boathouse on the Esplanade near Hatch Memorial Shell, with public non-profit programs and short-term memberships available.
  4. Additional Summer Theatres listings for Carousel Theatre in Framingham and North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, including schedules of specific plays and concerts from June through September.

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The first section is titled "Special Events" and lists various amusement parks and attractions in the Greater Boston area, including South Shore, Paragon Park, Nantasket, Revere Beach, and others. It provides details about the types of activities and entertainment available at each location.

The second section is titled "Music" and lists upcoming concerts and performances by the Boston Symphony Orchestra and other musical groups. It provides dates, times, and locations for each event.

The third section is titled "Summer Theatres" and lists various theater productions and performances taking place in the area. It includes details about the shows, such as the title, venue, and dates.

The fourth section is titled "Radio and Television" and provides information about local radio and television stations, including their frequencies and programming.

The fifth section is titled "Fashion Shows" and lists upcoming fashion shows and events taking place at the Somerset Hotel.

The final section is titled "Sailing" and provides information about sailing events and activities in the Boston area, including details about the location, dates, and times.

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Layout and Structure

  • The document is formatted as a printed flyer or program, with clear headings and organized sections.
  • The top right corner includes a header that lists the Honorary Degrees awarded by the University of Cambridge, indicating the document may be part of a larger publication or event program.
  • The main body is divided into several sections, each focusing on different types of events.

Sections and Content

1. Special Events Continued

  • Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area:
    • Paragon Park, Nantasket: Listed with details about attractions such as rides, swimming, and other fun activities. Specific locations include South Shore, North Shore, and Newton.
    • Pleasure Island, Wakefield: Features outdoor theater, a zoo, and children’s activities like digging for treasure.
    • Morrison Park, Newton: Highlights amusement park features for children.

2. Music

  • Boston Symphony Orchestra:

    • Performances at Symphony Hall, including "Pops" concerts, Hatch Memorial Shell concerts, and the 1960 Berkshire Festival.
    • Specific dates and times are provided, such as:
      • July 2nd: "Pops" concerts at 8:30 p.m.
      • July 3-15: Hatch Memorial Shell concerts on Sundays.
      • July 9-10: Berkshire Festival opens with a series of chamber music concerts.
      • July 16-17: Mozart concerts.
      • July 21-24, 28-31: Full orchestra concerts at Music Shed.
      • August 5-6, 12-13, 19-20: Written call for a more complete calendar of events.
  • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum:

    • Concerts by various musicians, including:
      • June 9: The Cornell University Trio.
      • June 19: Soprano Betty Allen.
      • June 26: Violinist Charles Petruccelle.
      • July 3: Piano, Sheldon Lubow.
      • July 17: Piano, Sylvia Rabinowitz.
      • July 24: Violin, Bruno Rabin.
      • July 31: Piano, Norma Bertolasi Sapp.
      • August: The museum is closed during this month.

3. Summer Theatres

  • Cambridge Drama Festival:

    • Performances at Soldiers’ Field Road, August and September.
    • Plays include Summer Through July, Jean’s Nearest and Most Exciting Theatre, and Boat Transportation Available from Esplanade on Charles River to Drama Festival.
  • South Shore Music Circus:

    • Performances at various venues, including:
      • June 27-30: The Golden Fleecing with Darren McGavin.
      • July 4-9: Oklahoma! with Robert Goas.
      • July 11-16: The Great Waltz with Stephen Douglas.
      • July 18-23: Carousels with Robert Douglas.
      • July 25-30: * Pajama Game* with Stephen Douglas.
      • August 1-6: Roberta with Don Liberto and Judy Foster.
      • August 15-20: Jim Hawthorne.
      • August 22-27: Redemption with Lee Venora.
      • August 29-Sept 3: Playtime.
  • Carousel Theatre:

    • Performances at House Street, featuring:
      • June 13-19: Showboat with Devine Kiss, Andy, and Marie Museil.
      • July 20-25: Paint Your Wagon with Ann Blyth.
      • July 11-17: Kiss Me, Kate with Dagmar Klosekass.
      • August 1-14: Red Stockings with Genevieve Sedgewick, Gordon, and Sheila MacRae.
      • August 22-28: The Firefly with John Raitt.
      • September 4-18: Anna Maria Albertini.
  • North Shore Music Theatre:

    • Performances at various venues, including:
      • June 22-26: Louise Armstrong and his Jazz Concert.
      • June 29-July 5: GoodBye Charlie, with Joey Heatherton.
      • July 10-16: The Boy Friend, with Betty White.
      • July 19-24: Terry on the Road to Norway, with Betty White.
      • August 2-7: South Pacific.
      • August 9-14: Student Prince, with John Raitt.
      • August 23-28: Showboat.

4. Radio and Television

  • Lists radio and television stations, including:
    • Radio: WEEI, 680.
    • Television: WRZ, Channel 2, located at 172 Tremont Street, Field Road, AL 1-8870.

5. Fashion Shows

  • Somerset Hotel:
    • Informal fashion shows held every Tuesday at 4 p.m. by the pool. For further information, call CO 7-0000.

6. Sailing

  • Community Boating:
    • Boathouse on the Esplanade, Memorial Reef, LA 3-3767.
    • Public match foil of Shore Street.
    • Open weekdays 9 a.m. to sunset.
    • Short-term memberships available. Instruction available on weekdays and holidays from 9 a.m. to sunset.

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  • Dates, times, and locations are consistently formatted for easy readability.
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