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One of the brightest was painted last week by British Actor Nicol Williamson, who was invited to perform for 270 people at the third of the Nixons' "Evening at the White House" series. Williamson enthralled his audience with soliloquies and songs from Shakespeare, passages from Death of a Salesman...
"The consumer is hurt by pollution," Francis H. Cummings Jr. '72 said, "and we are not going to have him hurt again by paying to clean it up. The extra cost should be taken out of the advertising budget and paid for by large consumers. The domestic consumer should not...
T. S. Eliot and E. E. Cummings have both held the post in the past.
Died. Vicki Cummings, 50, stage and television comedienne, noted for her sardonic wit; of cancer; in Manhattan. On and off the stage, she had a voice as brassy as Ethel Merman's and a tongue as agile as Dorothy Parker's; she made her Broadway debut in 1931...
Characteristic of Tannahill's personal choice is the late, atypical Rouault Head of a Girl-almost certainly a portrait of Josephine Baker, the girl from St. Louis who discovered early on that Parisians above all people realized black is beautiful. Rouault rarely did portraits of specific persons, and to...