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Paul K. Rowe
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Out of the Woodstein
A LL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN is a fastpaced, absorbing film of great technical accuracy, fine performances and a generally ethical
Waugh is Hell
Virginia Woolf once divided writers into two categories: those she would have liked to have dinner with, and those with
At Long Last, Love
RUFFAUT IS AT pains at the beginning of his latest film to assure his audience that the events they are
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Reading Period is upon us without warning. Ever wonder why the films during the Depression employed huge chorus lines, gaudy
The Titanic Sailed at Dawn
O NLY STANLEY KUBRICK could have done it--made a film more beautiful, more boring and more expensive than The Great
Off the Bus, Off the Wall
A few years ago, a slogan was current that went "Support mental health or I'll kill you." One Flew Over
G & S Without Peers
T HE LIFE-CYCLE of the drama critic resembles that of a not-so-absolute monarch. At the beginning of his reign, he
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Dr. Strangelove. Dr. Strangelove is the definitive Cold War satire, perhaps the blackest of apocalyptic humor. It is one of
The New Gotha Programme
Things are tough all over. In New York, the brokers are trading pieces of worthless paper that represent people's life
Courthouse Politics
T O THE DISPLEASURE of many Marxists, the issues that confront the Supreme Court cannot easily be placed on a