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Richard Bowker
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The Imaginary Invalid
T HE HARVARD DRAMA CLUB'S production of Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid is an intermittently funny hodge-podge of styles and gimmicks.
More on the Mob
T HE FRIENDS OF EDDIE COYLE has made it onto the bestseller lists, and should stay there a while. The
With the Rarity of a Performing Flea
P. G. Wodehouse has reached the ripe age of ninety, and according to the list Simon and Schuster give us.
School for Wives
Three men are responsible for the very considerable joys of the Phoenix Theatre production of School for Wives at the
Suddenly Last Summer
S uddenly Last Summer, at the Loeb Ex, is a brilliant production of a strange and terrifying play. It is
Vernal Point and Robert?
O ur old friends illusion and reality are back in town, popping up in a couple of wildly different one-act
A Sort of Life
A Sort of Life is a wonderfully apt title for Graham Greene's autobiography. Its detached, tentative sadness typifies the way
Theatre L'olita, My Love at the Shubert
TURNING Lolita into a musical was a bad idea from the start. Nabokov's novel dazzled us with its wit and
Theatre III Endgame at Mather House, March 18, 19, and 20
ENDGAME is Samuel Beckett at his best, conjuring his bleak, entropic universe out of the simple words and incessant pauses
Films Scrooge at your local theater, through the joyous holiday season
THERE is probably no way of destroying A Christmas Carol. A lavish musical spectacular would seem to be the most
Books The Wreckage of Agathon
RELEVANCE should be administered in small doses, especially in historical novels. It's not that I mind relevance, it's just that
Richard Cardinal Cushing 1895-1970
FOR SOMEONE who grew up a Catholic in Boston, Cushing was not a name, not even an institution, he was
Baby, it's Cold Inside
253 pps., $6.50 THERE ARE enough Americans living in exile nowadays that one more won't make much difference, I suppose.
