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Fogg Art Museum Scrapbooks, January 1961-December 1965

ARCH.2003.35, Rendition: 804953

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The image appears to be a scanned page from a printed booklet or pamphlet, likely from the 1960s, based on the style of text and the content. The page is divided into several sections, each listing different events and activities:

  1. Special Events Continued:

    • Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area:
      • South Shore: Paragon Park, Nantasket (various amusements, swimming, boat rides, and other fun attractions).
      • North Shore: Revere Beach, Revere (excellent beach, amusements, and fun for children of all ages).
      • Newton: Norumbega Park (amusement park excellent for children).
      • Wakefield: Pleasure Island (5,000-seat outdoor theatre with various attractions, a 5,000-seat outdoor theatre, and more details about admission and activities).
  2. Music:

    • Boston Symphony Orchestra:
      • "POPS" Concerts at Symphony Hall, nightly at 8:30 p.m., except Mondays.
      • "Hatch Memorial Shell" Free Esplanade Concerts.
    • The 1960 Berkshire Festival, Lenox:
      • Chamber Music performances and full orchestra concerts at Music Shed.
    • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston:
      • Various concerts and performances listed with dates and performers.
  3. Summer Theatres:

    • Cambridge Drama Festival, Soldiers' Field Road, AL 4-0600:
      • A season of extraordinary plays and boat transportation details.
    • South Shore Music Circus, Cohasset:
      • Various performances with dates and performers.
    • Carousel Theatre, Framingham:
      • Shows with dates and performers.
    • North Shore Music Theatre, Route 128, Exit 9, Beverly:
      • Various performances with dates and performers.
  4. Band Concerts:

    • Parkman Bandstand, Boston Common, with performance dates and times.
  5. Fashion Shows:

    • Somerset Hotel:
      • Informal fashion shows by the pool every Tuesday at 4 p.m.

The page provides a detailed list of cultural, entertainment, and recreational activities available in the Boston area during the mentioned period, including music concerts, theatre performances, and fashion shows. It also lists specific locations and times for each event.

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The image is a document listing various events and activities, primarily focused on the Greater Boston area. It is divided into several sections:

  1. SPECIAL EVENTS (Continued): This section lists amusement parks in the Greater Boston area, including Paragon Park, Revere Beach, Norumbega Park, and Pleasure Island. It describes the attractions and amenities available at each location.

  2. MUSIC: This section details musical events, including concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall and the Hatch Memorial Shell. It also mentions the 1960 Berkshire Festival in Lenox, featuring chamber music and full orchestra concerts.

  3. SUMMER THEATRES: This section lists various theater productions at different venues, such as the Cambridge Drama Festival, South Shore Music Circus, and North Shore Music Theatre. It includes the names of plays, musicals, and the performers.

  4. RADIO AND TELEVISION: This section provides information on radio and television stations that offer programs with studio audiences. It includes contact details for WEEI and WBZ.

  5. FASHION SHOWS: This section mentions informal fashion shows at the Somerset Hotel, held every Tuesday by the pool.

  6. SAILING: This section provides details about community boating programs, including the location, operating hours, and contact information.

The document is well-organized, with each section clearly labeled and the information presented in a structured format. It appears to be a comprehensive guide to various cultural and recreational events in the Greater Boston area during the summer months.

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The image displays a page from a booklet or brochure, likely from the early 1960s, detailing various events and attractions in the Greater Boston area. The page is organized into several sections, each with a heading and subheadings, providing information about different activities and venues.

Top Section: Special Events

  • Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area:
    • South Shore, Paragon Park, Nantasket: Various amusements, swimming, boat rides, and other fun attractions.
    • North Shore, Revere Beach, Revere: Excellent beach amusements and fun for children of all ages.
    • Newton, Moorshead Park: Amusement park excellent for children.
    • Wakefield, Pleasure Island: Features 5,000 seat outdoor theatre with talent shows, rides, and other attractions.
    • Treasure Island: Children can dig for treasures; United Nation's Cartoon Museum features cartoons from different lands. Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children 12 or under. Includes all rides all day long.

Middle Section: Music

  • Boston Symphony Orchestra:
    • Hatch Memorial Concerts at 0:30 p.m. every Monday.
    • Free Esplanade Concerts on Shell Sundays.
    • Hatch Memorial Shell concerts from August 15-20.
    • The 1960 Berkshire Festival in Lenox.
    • Concerts at Symphony Hall, Boston, and other locations.
    • Various concerts and orchestras listed with dates and locations.

Lower Section: Summer Theatres

  • Cambridge Field Festival:
    • Summer through July, August, and September. A season of extraordinary plays at America's newest and most exciting theatre.
    • Boat transportation available from Esplanade to Charles River to Drama Festival.
  • South Shore Music Circus:
    • Various shows and concerts listed with dates and performers.
  • Carousel Theatre:
    • Various shows and concerts listed with dates and performers.
  • North Shore Music Theatre:
    • Various shows and concerts listed with dates and performers.

Additional Sections:

  • Radio and Television: Information about radio stations and television channels, including WEEI, 152 Tremont St., MU 2-2323, and WBZ, 1170 Soldier's Field Road, AL 4-5670.
  • Fashion Shows: Informal fashion shows by the pool every Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Somerset Hotel. For further information, call CO 7-9000.
  • Sailing: Community Boating offers sailing near Hatch Memorial Shell. Boathouse on the Esplanade, adjacent to Hatch Memorial Shell. Public non-profit program. Short-term memberships available for summer, week, and holidays.

The page provides a comprehensive guide to entertainment and recreational activities available in the Greater Boston area during the summer months, catering to a variety of interests including amusement parks, music concerts, theatre performances, and sailing.

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The image appears to be a page from a printed booklet or brochure providing information about various events and activities in the Boston area during the summer months. The page is divided into several sections, each with a heading in bold font.

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.

Overall, the image provides a comprehensive overview of the various events and activities available in the Boston area during the summer months, making it a useful resource for anyone looking to plan their summer activities.

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The image depicts a printed program or schedule for various cultural and entertainment events in the Boston area, likely from the mid-20th century. The document is organized into several sections, each detailing different types of activities and performances. Here’s a detailed description:

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.

Design and Typography

  • The document uses a clean, typed format with clear headings and subheadings.
  • Dates, times, and locations are consistently formatted for easy readability.
  • The text is printed on aged paper, giving it a vintage appearance.

Overall Impression

This document serves as a comprehensive guide to cultural and entertainment events in the Boston area, catering to a wide audience interested in music, theater, amusement parks, radio, television, fashion, and sailing. The detailed listings suggest it was intended for public distribution, likely as part of a community or city event guide. The inclusion of honorary degrees at the top indicates it may have been part of a larger publication or university-related program.

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The image depicts a page from a vintage program or brochure, featuring a list of summer events and activities in the Boston area. The page is divided into sections, each highlighting different types of events, including music, theater, and outdoor activities.

Music Section

  • Lists various concerts and performances by the Boston Symphony Orchestra
  • Includes information about the orchestra's schedule, venues, and ticket prices

Theater Section

  • Features a list of plays and musicals being performed at different theaters in the Boston area
  • Includes information about the shows, such as dates, times, and ticket prices

Outdoor Activities Section

  • Lists various outdoor activities, such as sailing, boating, and swimming
  • Includes information about the locations, hours of operation, and admission fees for these activities

Other Sections

  • Includes sections on radio and television listings, fashion shows, and special events
  • Provides information about upcoming events, such as concerts, festivals, and exhibitions

Overall, the image provides a comprehensive guide to summer events and activities in the Boston area, catering to a wide range of interests and preferences.

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The image presents a page from a newspaper or magazine, featuring a list of events and activities for the summer season. The page is divided into sections, each highlighting different types of events.

  • Special Events
    • Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area
      • South Shore, Paragon Park, Nantasket
        • Various amusements, swimming, boat rides, and many other fun attractions.
      • North Shore, Revere Beach, Revere
        • Excellent beach, amusements, and fun for children of all ages.
      • Weston, Norumbega Park
        • Amusement park excellent for children
  • Music
    • Boston Symphony Orchestra
      • Thru July 3rd "Tops" Concerts at Symphony Hall. Nightly at 8:30 p.m. except Mondays.
      • July 3-15 "HATCH MEMORIAL SHELL" Free Esplanade Concerts, Gait Sundays
      • August 15-20 "HATCH MEMORIAL SHELL"
    • At Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
      • June 5 The Cornell University Trio
      • June 10 The Philadelphia String Trio
      • June 19 Soprano, Betty Allen
      • June 26 Violin, Charles Petremont
      • July 3 Piano, Sheldon Lubow
      • July 10 Violin, Benno Rabinov
      • July 17 Piano, Yvonne Bertolami
      • July 24 Piano, Norman Bertoletti Stapp
      • July 31 Piano, Mitchell Andrews
  • Summer Theatres
    • Cambridge Drama Festival
      • Summer through July, August and September. A season of extraordinary plays, America's best and most exciting Theatre Boat Transportation available from Esplanade on Charles River to Drama Festival.
    • South Shore Music Circus
      • June 27- The Golden Pleecing with Darren McGavin
      • July 2 Oklahoma with Robert Doas and Judy Baskin
      • July 11-16 The Great Waltz with Jean Sanders
      • July 18-23 Cabaret with Stephen Douglas
      • July 25-30 Pajama Game with Stephen Douglas
      • Aug 1-6 Roberta with Don Liberto
      • Aug 8-13 Maugher Mazeteta with Jim Hawthorne
      • Aug 15-20 Brigadoon with Lee Venora
      • Aug 22-27 West Side Story Play to be announced
      • Sept 3
    • Hand Concerts
      • Parkman Bandstand, Boston Common
        • Tentative starting date July 1st for approximately six weeks. 12 noon to 2 p.m. on weekdays.
    • Sailing
      • Community Boating
        • Boathouse on the Esplanade, foot of Revere Street near Hatch Memorial Shell. LA 3-9765. Public Long-Range Program. Short term memberships available. Open weekdays 1 p.m. to sunset. Weekdays and holidays 9 a.m. to sunset.
  • Fashion Shows
    • Somerset Hotel
      • Informal fashion shows by the pool every Tuesday at 8 p.m. For further information call CO 7-5000.

In summary, the image provides a comprehensive list of events and activities for the summer season, including amusement parks, music concerts, theatre performances, hand concerts, sailing events, and fashion shows. The events are categorized by type and location, making it easy for readers to find something that interests them.

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The image displays a page of text on a beige background, likely a photocopy or scan of a document from the 1960s. The page is divided into sections, each with a bolded title and a list of events or activities.

Section Titles:

  • Special Events Continued
  • Music
  • Summer Theatres Continued
  • Radio and Television
  • At Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum
  • Band Concerts
  • Sailing
  • Fashion Shows

Content:

The page lists various events and activities taking place in the Boston area during the summer of 1960. These include:

  • Amusement parks
  • Concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra
  • Summer theatres
  • Radio and television programs
  • Events at the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum
  • Band concerts
  • Sailing opportunities
  • Fashion shows

Visual Details:

  • The page is typed on a typewriter, with some text appearing to be cut off at the edges.
  • The background is a beige color, suggesting that the document may have been photocopied or scanned from an original paper source.
  • A portion of another document is visible in the top-right corner, but it is not legible.

Overall Impression:

The image appears to be a historical document or newsletter from the 1960s, providing information about upcoming events and activities in the Boston area. The content suggests that the document was intended to inform readers about cultural and recreational opportunities available during the summer season.

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The image presents a page from a vintage program or brochure, featuring a list of events and activities in the Boston area. The page is divided into sections, each with its own title and content.

  • Special Events Continued
    • Amusement Parks in the Greater Boston Area:
      • South Shore: Paragon Park, Nantasket
        • Various amusements, swimming, boat rides, and many other fun attractions
      • North Shore: Revere Beach, Revere
        • Excellent beach, amusements, and fun for children of all ages
      • Newton: Norumbega Park
        • Amusement park excellent for children
      • Wakefield: Pleasure Island
        • 5,000 seat outdoor theatre features name talent (Three Stooges, Wyett Earp, Animal Zoo, Western City, Magic Land, Mohegan Carousel, Captain Kidd's Pirate Cove, and Captain Kid's Treasure Island (children may dig for treasure)
        • United States Cartoon Theatre (continuous showing of cartoons free of charge)
        • Admission: adults - $1.50, children 12 or under - 50 cents
        • Tickets may be obtained in advance or at gate
  • 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, Celt Sundays
      • August 15-20: "Hatch Memorial Shell"
    • The 1960 Berkshire Festival, Lenox
      • Opens with a series of Chamber Music July 15-16-17: Mozart
      • July 21-22-23-24-28-29-30-31: Full Orchestra Concerts at Music Shed
      • August 5-6-7-12-13-14: For a more complete Calendar of Events call or write Symphony Hall, Boston or call Aug. 6-10 at Festival Ticket Office, Tanglewood, Lenox, Mass., Lenox 600
  • Summer Theatres
    • Cambridge Drama Festival
      • Summer throughout July, August and September
        • A season of extraordinary plays at America's newest and most exciting theatre. Boat transportation available from Esplanade on Charles River to Dramatic Festival
    • Carousel Theater
      • June 13-19: SHOWCASE, Andy Devine
      • June 20-26: MEET KATE, with Patty Munzel
      • July 4-10: PAINT YOUR WAGON, with KISMET, Ann Blyth
      • July 11-17: JANKEN, with Danny Kaye, Ginger Rogers
      • July 18-31: SILK STOCKINGS, Generieve Risshard, Gordon and Stella Maeve
      • Aug 1-14: THE PYRENEES, with Anita Maria Alberghetti
      • Sept 5-18: SOUTH PACIFIC, Howard Keel
  • Radio and Television
    • The following stations have some programs to which a studio audience is admitted. Tickets may be obtained by writing in advance, or in some cases arrangements may be made by telephone
      • Radio - WEEI, 182 Tremont St., Boston 2-2323
      • Television - WNEZ, 1170 Soldier's Field Road, Allston 4-5670
  • Fashion Shows
    • Somerset Hotel
      • Informal fashion shows by the pool every Tuesday at 2 p.m. For further information call CO 7-5000
  • At Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston 6-1001
    • June 19: The Cornell University Trio
    • June 26: Soprano, Betty Allen
    • July 10: Violin, Charles Petremot
    • July 17: Piano, Sheldon Lubow
    • July 24: Violin, Vyno Rabinowitz
    • July 31: Lasalle String Quartet
    • August: Piano, Norma Bertolami Sapp
    • The Museum is closed during this month
  • Sailing
    • Community Boating, Boathouse on the Esplanade, foot of Revere Street, Public non-profit Shell, AL 3-9763. Memberships available. Instruction, Open weekdays 10 a.m. to sunset, Weekends and holidays 9 a.m. to sunset.

In summary, the image appears to be a page from a vintage program or brochure listing various events and activities in the Boston area, including special events, music performances, summer theatres, radio and television programs, fashion shows, museum events, and sailing activities. The page provides details on dates, times, locations, and descriptions of each event, offering something for everyone in the Boston area during the summer season.

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The image appears to be a page from a 1960s publication, possibly a guide or a brochure, listing various events, activities, and entertainment options in the Greater Boston area. The page is divided into several sections, each detailing different types of events and activities. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

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.