Word: crowning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Tuesday, February 16 THE HOLLOW CROWN (CBS, 10-11 p.m.). Part 1 of a panorama of English history by England's Royal Shakespeare Company, starring Dorothy Tutin, Max Adrian, Paul Hardwick and John Barton...
...snow?) Nonetheless, adult snow bunnies, floundering out of their sitzmarks on the Abe Ali slopes of the Zagros Mountains, 42 miles from Teheran, cast a friendly eye on one four-year-old skiing in the brilliant sunshine. After all, he was the son of the Shah of Iran, Crown Prince Reza...
While The Bathers underwent routine restoration, British critics debated the extravagance. To buy the work, a real estate developer, Max Rayne, had put up $700,000, and the tax-supported National Gallery and the Crown had kicked in the rest. British Art Critic Douglas Cooper carped that it was "an inordinate amount of the taxpayers' money." He wrote: "I can only laugh at the gullibility of those who are so blinded by shame and the magic of a name that they cannot recognize a most undesirable failure...
Harvard opens its bid for the Ivy squash crown at Penn today and closes it at Princeton tomorrow...
...attention" he says, "has shifted from prima donna, prima ballerina and the virtuoso to a conductor, who, as a performer, has become all three in one. If he is to be blamed at all, it is not so much for assuming his role, but for demanding and wearing his crown so naturally...