Daniel Field

Waiting for Godot

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Mr. Beckett's menagerie of performing enigmas is now loose in the ballroom of the Commander Hotel, of all places. They

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The Iceman, after two postponements of opening nights, Cometh indeed. He was worth waiting for. The current production is the

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Sir John Gielgud's Shakespeare's Ages of Man is a solo recital of some thirty speeches from the plays and about

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The Brattle management has at last supplied us with conclusive proof that all the old Bogart movies are not great.

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Mr. Guerard's book is not quite so sweeping as the title would indicate, which is just as well. There is

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The Defiant Ones is yet another example of what too much money and too low an opinion of the general

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Up at Agassiz, there is a man named Earle Edgerton acting in a play called The Moon is Blue. You

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At school dances and such it was the custom for ten or a dozen smooth-faced young singers to array themselves

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The Brattle has been relying heavily on old French movies this spring, and while the latest offering is not the

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Under the Roofs of Paris is another in the Brattle's series of great French films of the thirties. Those who