Word: allenated
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Vesper coach, Allen Rosenburg, said after the race, "We always figured Harvard was the crew to beat. They were gutsy all the way; they started strong and never let up. We were worried...
...segregationists' battle was lost, and they knew it. The committee voted 10 to 5-with California Republican H. Allen Smith joining four Democrats in opposition-to send the bill to the House floor with a recommendation for approval. And next day, by a lopsided 289 to 126 (with 153 Democrats and 136 Republicans voting aye, 91 Democrats and 35 Republicans voting nay), a cheering House of Representatives gave final and historic approval...
...such conservative spokesmen as Russell (Conservative Mind) Kirk, Cornell University's Clinton Rossiter (Conservatism in America) and James Jackson Kilpatrick Jr., editor of the Richmond News Leader, spelled out the philosophy of their politics. Sometimes even outsiders were permitted aboard, among them Liberal Columnist Murray Kempton and Steve Allen, whose occupation as a TV comedian allows time for the espousal of liberal causes...
...worst of all, no director is listed. (A fellow critic told me he thought Allen Fletcher, who was in charge of the summer's other two plays, had a hand in it.) It is hard enough at best for audiences and critics to attribute praise or blame for aspects of a production, but the director shoulders over-all artistic responsibility. Whose Hamlet did I see? Was much of Seale's direction retained? To what extent did Fletcher participate? Or did Reed barge in and take over, or at least insist on giving personal approval? Or were...
Laying aside pretensions to tragedy, the American Shakespeare Festival is now offering a Richard III of strong impact. The resulting bloodthirsty and at times stomach-turning melodrama, under Allen Fletcher's direction, provides one of the most intriguing shows in the Festival's history...