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The play, "Lost Cookies," which ran at Eliot House last term, was written last summer by Kramer and Adam Bellows, a Princeton student and son of Nobel Laureate Saul Bellow.
Though the Star's market is heavily populated by job-secure Government workers and blessed with one of the nation's highest per-household incomes ($28,611 a year), the capital had for a time been in danger of becoming a one-newspaper town. Long Washington's...
Bellows rallied his demoralized troops and thoroughly redesigned the paper, adding such successful features as a front-page Q.-and-A. column and "The Ear," a racy and much-copied gossip column.
Throughout the first half of the production, the innovative insertions are, with a few exceptions, burdensome and even annoying. Jeff Rothstein as the speaking Prospero saves the first half with a strong, well-modulated voice and a smooth characterization of the nobleman, set adrift years before, who seeks his revenge...
Bellows has not disclosed his other plans for reviving the Herald-Examiner. "It's an even bigger challenge than the Star," he says. There were many at the Star who were sorry he had accepted that challenge. Among them was Joe Allbritton, who said last week: "If Bellows walked...