Word: beholdin
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...trouble is that when Miss Walker says, with a Brooklyn intonation, "I'm much beholdin' t'ya," she is being funny by acting in direct opposition to the spirit of the play, instead of remaining true to that spirit. The rest of the cast stay pretty well within the confines of the script. Their acting is spirited, and a credit to themselves and to director Peter Temple, who comes as close to making the play live as possible. Especially engaging are Jerry Kilty as Trap Door, the scoundrel, and Robert Fletcher as Laxton, the lecher. Many of the minor characters...
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