S OMETIMES THE LITTLE RASCALS would try to put on a show. Spanky would cry, "Let's put on a show!"

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T HERE WAS AN ABRUPT TRANSITION in the American musical theater between 1942 and 1943, and the transition was between

W HILE trying to figure out the Hite Report the other day, I ran smack into an old friend of

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The Great Dictator. Chaplin, it seems, can do nothing inconsequential. Even this, which many people don't find very funny, seems

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