David L. Ratner

The Captain's Paradise

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At the end of The Captain's Paradise, one is left with a feeling of exaltation--not the limp kind of exaltation

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Like all other people, the British must cat. But their tight little island does not produce enough foot to supply

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Forbidden Games is, in my opinion, a great motion picture. As a work of art, as an emotional experience, or

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There's a lot to be said for an evening of quiet, amusing entertainment, with any social significance so deeply buried

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When English movie-makers get together to produce a comedy, they first throw caution to some wind or other in constructing

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For better or for worse, there is nothing else like a college yearbook. This makes it easier for the editors

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In spite of what the printer may say, seekers of blasphemy or eroticism will find lean pickings in the current

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One of the most fashionable reactions to The Cocktail Party is to be bored, to affect puzzlement, and to assert

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"Asphalt and Desire" has all the elements of an excellent novel of frustration and bewilderment. The heroine, Iris Leavis, an

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There was nowhere near a capacity audience at the Plymouth last night to hear Emlyn Williams, the Welsh actor, give