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Charges that Johnson had played politics with the timing of his decision to send in troops are baseless though "probably unavoidable in a situation where the governor belong to one political party and the President the other," Cox wrote...
Sellers, the Melancholy Matador, sometimes gets a laugh. But after he loses the girl, he bumps gracelessly from parody into pathos. Sellers just doesn't belong to the Chaplin tradition. He's a fraudulent character like Groucho Marx, who brings a leer into every tearjerker moment. When the trickster look falls off Sellers' face, he's cooked...
...Church Comes First. Owned by the church, the News is closely supervised by the church. Three of its nine-man board of directors belong to the Council of the Twelve Apostles, the church's governing body. Most of its editorial staffers are Mormons; some are summoned from their jobs to go on missions, and they never refuse. The paper accepts no ads for alcoholic beverages, cigarettes or even coffee-unless it is part of a general grocery ad. Staffers are not allowed to smoke in news offices. "It is church property: sacred," says Managing Editor Theron Liddle...
...marvelous unit set designed by Rouben Ter-Arutunian--two converging cavernous walls of shiny but unsmooth silver, parts of which can swing in; and, hovering overhead, a structure suggestive of some enormous gray mythic bat, through whose wings lights sometimes filter. Ter-Arutunian also designed the costumes, which belong to no one period. For the most part they are of gray and black, though Macbeth and his wife are symbolically garbed in blood-red on their first entrance as king and queen. There is rather too much of John Duffy's dissonant and ominous background music, for which Houseman...
...Lamb-at least for the moment. "These kids belong to a new generation," he says. "They have to be handled differently...