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...voices of those who pay her the compliment. At more sanguine moments a feeling continues to haunt her that she deserves the blame for the tragedies that rock her loved ones, for Molly's cerebral palsy, for her older daughter Jane's traffic accident behind the Iron Curtain, for her sister Rosemary's breast cancer...
Libby Pierpont held the dubious distinction of participating in the longest match of the day (or night). In the second position, she and Pam Smith split two close sets before the black curtain fell. Improvising, the coaches agreed to play a nine-point tiebreaker to end the marathon, five games into the third...
While continuing to shift the scenery about backstage, the Carter Administration last week announced another delay in raising the curtain on its anxiously awaited tax-reform program. The news came from a weary Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal, after a grueling five-hour White House session on tax options in which the President and his top economic aides failed to resolve a number of key issues...
...that they seem remotely vigorous when the curtain rises. Weller (Cronyn) is in a rumpled bathrobe, and his cane is the only leg he can really count on. Fonsia (Tandy) is encased in a mummy sack of a housedress, and she seems too utterly drained of strength to lift her frowzy bedroom slippers from the floor when she walks. Their mutual terrain is a porch that is peeling in genteel decay. They know all about decay; they are waiting-desperate, lonely, trapped-to find out about death...
Center Screen. Two documentaries on the environmental sculptor Christo, "Christo's Valley Curtain" and "Running Fence," at the Capenter Center, Friday through Saturday...