Word: bets
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...humor. The trio of Renny Temple, Patti Perkins and Len Gochman are so charming however that their hardest blow is gentlest satire. There is a visit to Cold Cash, New York's First Passionate Bank, and a chat with an ancient on a park bench who used to bet with his late wife - "Whoever goes first loses." Norman Mailer crosses the Hud son as the city-nation of N.Y.C.'s first President while a jubilant citizen shouts, "We're recognized by Israel!" The evening's finest gig is a wild flamenco in honor of the native...
...have been adrenalin which stimulated those next two racquetmen to victory, but don't bet on it. Sonstein, with his best performance to date, shut out his Cadet opponent...
...sisters from Columbus, Ohio who invade New York to seek their fortunes. A melodic Leonard Bernstein score and an occasionally witty book are complemented in this production by fine performances from Rhonda Lee Goldenberg and Susan Terry, who look and sound just right as the two sisters. A good bet for nostalgia buffs and musical comedy lovers, who won't mind the formulaic plot. At the Loeb, December 11-13, at 8 p.m. Tickets...
KILLINGTON: Always the first to open and the last to close in New England. Probably the safest bet for good skiing, at least until the first big, region-wide snowstorm hits or after the baseball season opens. Killington has something to offer everyone, and a lot of it. However, it gets crowded on weekends and good snow gets pretty chewed up by zillions of skiers. Still, when in doubt about snow cover and conditions in New England, Killington is probably the best place to go. 150 miles from Boston...
...looking to buy ski equipment as a holiday gift for someone, you're best bet is to try the Ski Market on Commonwealth Ave. Right now, Ski Market is ofering several ski-boot-binding-pole packages starting at $109. The savings on these packages range up to $150 and the equipment is name-brand. These packages are particularly good buys for the intermediate skier looking to step up from cheap or rental equipment. Ski Market also has some of the best bargains around on skis, boots and clothing...