Julia M. Klein
Between Lives
O LD TIMES mean good times. The newspaper staffers in Between the Lines long for the return of a golden
A Nervous Romance
W OODY ALLEN has finally become sexy. All right--maybe not exactly sexy. But certainly Allen's new film Annie Hall is
Up From the Coal Mines
B ECAUSE I insist on being one thing, it doesn't mean I've to deny being another," declares one of the
Smiles on a Summer Night
T HE SUMMER NIGHT has three smiles: one for the young, one for the fools and one for the old.
More Functional Than Aesthetic
L OVE IS a plaintive song, and its object in Patience is the aesthete. A band of smitten maidens troops
A Place To Come To
T IME PAST AND TIME PRESENT: neither can impinge on the solitude of Jed Tewksbury. Jed clings to his solitude
Through a Glass, Bluely
F ROM THE BLUE underworld of guilty fantasy to the idyllic greens and pinks of Providence, where all is forgiven,
Masks and Machetes
I N CHINON, Christmas is bitter. The season of peace and love brings the family of Henry II together only
Movie-Making
H OLLYWOOD OF THE 1930s is a vast, vulgar and meretricious beauty, and Monroe Stahr, boy wonder, is at her
Sniffing Out a Trail
W HEN NORTHROP FRYE began drawing his circles, representing the cycle of nature, on the blackboard of Burr B two
Portrait of the Young Artist
A S A CHILD, I remember listening to records of Dylan Thomas reading his own poetry. The voice on those
Behind every great man
T HE ART of history is the art of deception," Albert Fried has one of the characters in The Prescott
The Very Model of an Operetta
W HEN DUTY CALLS, Frederic follows. Duty can be a harsh taskmaster, and in The Pirates of Penzance her demands
Saints and Sinners
S PEAKING OF SIR THOMAS More, Samuel Johnson once wrote, "He was the person of the greatest virtue these islands
Memories
T HE MOOD IS quiet, subdued. A husband is questioning his wife about her old friend, Anna, who is due
