Word: casts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...lament and march parts of "Lonely Men of Harvard" seem completely different at first glance, Briggs commented. He explained that their musically different moods were unified by Lerner's "tongue-in-cheek" lyrics, which gave the whole piece a whimsical cast. The verses in both parts emphasize Harvard's superiority...
...daughter for St. David's day," cried a musical Welsh voice in the bar at Brown's Hotel as its owner raised his pint high. Across the street, their collars turned up against the icy wind, the voters of Carmarthen constituency in Wales were queueing up to cast their votes in Britain's third parliamentary by-election since Tory Harold Macmillan took over as Prime Minister. Under normal circumstances the results would have been easily predictable, for Carmarthen is a Liberal Party stronghold and one of the candidates was pert, jaunty, 54-year-old Lady Megan Lloyd...
Through all this Clara Mae is learning. As performed by Betsy Nelson, Clara is properly wide-eyed and sings well. By the plays end she, and the audience, are satisfied, which is a tribute to the cast's enthusiasm and that of the production staff. The book and lyrics by Margo Dennes and Al Jacobs were of little help. One good song, "Society" got mediocre assistance from Marguerite Tarrant. Peter Davis' music had but a few good moments...
...director and cast of "Death- watch," Boston drama critics, and Harvard faculty members will serve as a panel to lead discussion and answer questions. Admission is free...
...adaptation, has written a creative and highly imaginative script from Fitzgerald's rather slim material. He demonstrates remarkable insight, subtlety, and compassion in handling human relationships as well as a keen ear for dialogue, and a sense of humor. Thomas Lumbard's direction of a fairly seasoned cast seems to come off quite well...