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Charles A. Stevenson '63 and Arden G. Doss '64 won first place Saturday in the Tufts Invitational Debate Tournament, attended by over 50 colleges from ten states. They won all six preliminary rounds and beat M.I.T. in the semifinal round and Holy Cross in the finals...
Kennebunkport, Me., Playhouse: The Marriage-Go-Round, with Our Miss (Eve) Arden...
What Shakespeare did work at creating is the romantic, sunny gaeity that pervades the fairy-tale forest of Arden (which is only one phoneme away from both Eden and ardor). At Stratford, currently, the idyllic glow is enhanced by Robert O'Hearn's scenery, Tharon Musser's lighting, and some of David Amram's music...
...Rosalind." "And so I for no woman," without the encumbrances of a plot. For the plot is happily forgotten after the first act, and everyone (or at least everyone at all important in the play) is free to fleet carelessly in the golden world of Arden. Nor do the fleeting characters present much of a problem: Shakespeare has delineated their roles with a screne certainly. Rosalind, so "full of voluble, laughing grace" (the phrase is Hazlitt's), dominates the forest, and her own investigation of the pastoral tradition is accompanied by the parallel but ultimately limited investigations of the comedy...
...other criteria that I postulated earlier were met by Mr. Hancock whose direction was quick, witty, and ever resourceful, and by Ian Strasfogel, whose all-purpose sets evoked the court of France and the forest of Arden with equal grace and imagination. In fine, it was a pleasant evening, and that it was not a particularly challenging one for either actors or audience is really not a reasonable ground for complaint. I cannot complain...