Frank R. Safford

Audience

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The new, big-league Audience has stated its purpose in rather negative terms. The editors say it is not i.e., for

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Yearbooks are all alike in their tedium, and no one likes them, unless it is Mother. Each year the editors

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Of course, I'm easily amused, but the Gilbert and Sullivan Player's second production could easily amuse anyone. After all, the

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He appeared suddenly at the door, sleek and jolly, a friendly flabby hand extended, and announced that he represented a

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Giant is undeniably a good bit like Texas. Although the lavish spending is not what the movie would lead you

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Despite an inauspicious beginning with Harbor Lights, the theatre season in Boston is now developing into something quite stimulating. And

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It would be easy to dismiss i.e. as a product of sexual repression or sheer mysticism, simply by mentioning its

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Our old stand-bys, good and evil, battle it out at the Brattle again, this time not in the usual French,

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In a grey frame house in back of Christ Church lives a man whom some people call Father, others call

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Something Wild, as Hal Scott says in his opening declamation, is about decadence. Scott and his HDC'ers stay well within