Word: cutler
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...unobtrusive but effective. Aside from some really sorry smaller parts (and the fact that no one in the cast quite knows his lines yet), Lardner has made each character a distinct one--a must if half the humor is not to be lost. The set, conceived by Howard Cutler and built by Mark Page, is attractive and simple, perfectly suited to the limitations of a dining hall theatre...
...cast uncomfortable. The three batlonim, those parable-telling lay-abouts of Yiddish humor, act as though they were unrepentant members of the Gas House Gang. Timothy Hall offends especially, and all about him actors are moving too slowly and having great trouble with the foreign-sounding words. Only Howard Cutler, as Khonnon, the young student whose anguished soul is the dybbuk of the title, and Mark Ritts, as the prophetic messenger, carry off their parts. Both have voices rich enough to support the lyric passages which are Anski's cache...
...particularly impressive, the talent on this year's frosh soccer squad--which journeys to Exeter this afternoon--doesn't end by any means with the two foreigners. There's the goalie Meyers, who has let in only one enemy score in three games. There are the wing halfbacks. Bob Cutler and John Gordon, whom coach Dana Getchell calls the leaders of his defense...
...Cliffies, led by co-captains Phoebe Cutler and Alice Pell, met with little opposition. A strong 'Cliffie defense allowed Wellesley only three shots at goal...
...Cutler admits that there are still minor problems to be ironed out, but he believes the new setup will relieve the compulsory aspect of P.T. that freshmen find odious. In fact, success of the coupons rests heavily on an honor system, which seems to be the only obstacle to ballot-stuffing on behalf of one's friends...