Thomas C. Wheeler
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The Playgoer
If a full two hour view of bashful, puberty conscious adolescents amuse you, then do not miss the musical comedy
The Playgoer
The Brattle Theatre Company and William Shakespeare have again collaborated and in "Love's Labour's Lost" have brought forth a production
Thor, With Angels
Christopher Fry has conceived an ageless moral problem in soft verse and poetic action. "Thor, With Angles" sets this problem
The Moviegoer
Rarely has so much genuine beauty and pathos appeared in a single film as is worked into "The Walls of
Sam Jaffe in the Brattle Theatre's 'TARTUFFE'
Moliere's "Tartuffe," when produced in 1664, evoked such clerical indignation that Louis XIV banned and banished it after its first
THE MOVIEGOER
W. Somerset Maugham's short stories are most often trick tales which surprise in conclusion, most often they characterize acutely, and
THE MOVIEGOER
"Let's Dance" must have been an uneasy routine for Fred Astaire, as it certainly will be for a good many
THE MOVIEGOER
"The Last Holiday" is a remarkable film. It has abundant wit and abundant warmth; it has a wealth of acute
CIRCLING THE SQUARE
A lone California Elephant Seal stands at the right of the entrance to the Zoological Museum. His epitaph reads: "the
CABBAGES & KINGS
A heary Beacon Hill dame surveyed Boston's historic Common Saturday evening. To a little girl who had just spilt a