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...Arizona politics--Sen. Barry Goldwater, Rep. Sam Steiger, and state GOP chairman Harry Rosenzweig. Bolles was skeptical--it just sounded wrong, and he really didn't intend to do the story himself. Nevertheless, he made a deal to meet the man, next Tuesday, after the Memorial weekend, at the Clarendon House hotel...
...Together: Well done, well crafted modern dance by Dorothy Hershkowitz and Amy Ellsworth of the Dance Circle of Boston. April 29 - 30 at New England Life Hall, 225 Clarendon Street...
Pirates of Penzance. The very model of a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, featuring one of their most famous patter songs and centering on the paradoxical plight of poor Frederick, a young man only five years old. Presented by the Boston Light Opera Company, at Madeleine Lee Theatre, 140 Clarendon St., through March. Performances Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday...
...Brown decision was in the end less a lawyer's brief than a moral resolution. By making it the centerpiece of a vast pattern, Kluger sometimes tells the reader more than he wants to know (including the annual rainfall in Clarendon County: 50 inches) and relentlessly piles subplots upon subplots. But his collage of facts and events, institutions and people eventually documents nothing less than a national change of heart...
...written in his tiny, crabbed handwriting over a 60-year period. Most frequently, Reith's targets were people who stood between him and the pinnacles of power that he thought were his natural habitat. His first run-ins were with the BBC board of governors. He dismissed Lord Clarendon, the first chairman, as "a stupid ass" and Board Member Mrs. Ethel Snowden as "a truly terrible creature...