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TUESDAY: America Alistair Cooke Initiates a 13-part series-a very personal and eclectic survey of U.S. history-with an examination of the age of discovery. Using techniques developed in the BBC series "Civilization", Cooke blends paintings and prints with filmed recreations to explore the American past. CH. 4, 10...
Another reason Steiner's duties are so eclectic is because, as he explained: "I tend to get involved in odd-job kinds of problems that do not clearly fall under anyone else's jurisdiction."
GARDNER MUSEUM. In this authentic Venetian palace with its courtyard of hanging flowers, Isabelin Gardner amassed one of the world's finest and most eclectic collections. Tues-Sat. 10-4 Sun. 1-5:30.
The Plazza Theater, 11 Washington Street, Brookline, is currently running a series of films taken from the New York Times's annual ten-best lists of the last ten years. It's a pretty eclectic choice. After all, Bosley Crwowther reigned for six of those years, selling conventional quality to...
It was a theatrical end to a grandly flamboyant life. Besides his many novels and stories, Mishima wrote a play a year, acted in and directed plays and films, and published scholarly treatises. He gave legendary dinner parties in his Tokyo mansion, which was furnished with exquisite antiques gathered with...