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Communications media fail to do Bellotti justice. His voice, for example, sounding youthful and quietly sincere in person, assumes an unfortunate nasal and metallic quality over a microphone. Nor do still pictures convey the vitality of his light-footed boxer's carriage, as he energetically shifts his weight from foot...
The affairs get under way at 6 p.m., with many of the Congressmen heading straight for the White House from the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, still in their business suits. As waiters whisk through the Red and Green rooms with trays of drinks, the President claps his hands for...
What precedes is unbelievably dull. And what follows is worse. But right in the middle of Broadway's The Girl Who Came to Supper there is a scene that stops the cold show-and for at least a full minute the audience regularly whistles and bravos and claps itself...
With four operas, seven ballets and four symphonies already behind him, Henze turned up in New York last week for the world premiere of his Fifth Symphony, commissioned by the New York Philharmonic for its first season at Lincoln Center. The Fifth is Henze's Roman symphony, marked by...
Already a member of the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, lovely Candida is also enrolled in an evangelical sect called Pilgrim Zeal, which has promised her a trip to their holy of holies: Minneapolis, Minn. Candida races about the islands with the enraptured but platonic Henry (her only proviso: "We...