Frank R. Safford
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Audience
The new, big-league Audience has stated its purpose in rather negative terms. The editors say it is not i.e., for
321
Yearbooks are all alike in their tedium, and no one likes them, unless it is Mother. Each year the editors
Iolanthe
Of course, I'm easily amused, but the Gilbert and Sullivan Player's second production could easily amuse anyone. After all, the
The New Shoe
He appeared suddenly at the door, sleek and jolly, a friendly flabby hand extended, and announced that he represented a
Giant or Peace and Prosperity
Giant is undeniably a good bit like Texas. Although the lavish spending is not what the movie would lead you
Separate Tables
Despite an inauspicious beginning with Harbor Lights, the theatre season in Boston is now developing into something quite stimulating. And
i.e., the Cambridge Review
It would be easy to dismiss i.e. as a product of sexual repression or sheer mysticism, simply by mentioning its
Cangaceiro
Our old stand-bys, good and evil, battle it out at the Brattle again, this time not in the usual French,
Le Rouge et Le Noir
In a grey frame house in back of Christ Church lives a man whom some people call Father, others call
Something Wild
Something Wild, as Hal Scott says in his opening declamation, is about decadence. Scott and his HDC'ers stay well within