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Jane Farnol, who plays Oberon's fairy queen, Titania, has a problem with here sibilants, but also has the pleasure of actually flying in through the air on a bowery cloud, looking for all the world like some goddess in a Baroque opera. Theseus (Myles Eason) and his fiancee Hippolyta (Marilyn McKenna) are forgettable portrayals; in fact, I've forgotten them...
...weekends in the country, Donald Brooks will turn her into a swaggering Robin Hood with leather leggings and jaunty plumed hats by Milliner Archie Eason, worn perhaps with a short, checked polo coat and matching shorts, or with a pony-skin raincoat. If she would rather be Tom Sawyer, Chester Weinberg has just the thing: avocado green velvet overalls that come to midcalf, and are topped by a lace-trimmed blouse. With George Stavropoulos, she can play the Greek goddess in classical floor-length gowns trailing yards of filmy chiffon...
...EASON MONROE...
...applies the test of reasonableness. Example: during World War II, when the profit margin that should be allowed certain industries was a subject of boiling political controversy, a newsman asked Finance Committee Chairman George for his views. Replied George: "I'd think about 8% would be re-e-eason-able. Maybe 6%. Possibly as high as 10%. But 8% is probably the most re-e-eason-able." In U.S. politics reasonableness has not always been the way to leadership. But Walter George's approach, leading him inevitably to the middle of the political road, is peculiarly fitted...
...Crimson threatened in the ninth, putting men on first and second with one out, but Gallagher called in Don Eason, who ended Crimson hopes by fanning Anderson and Butters on eight pitches...