Word: fared
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There is no pleasanter time to go Broadway show-shopping than the summer. The productions are seasoned, the fare is varied, and tickets to most attractions are enticingly easy to get. Top dramatic playbilling goes to The Night of the Iguana and A Man for All Seasons. Iguana is Tennessee Williams' gentlest play since The Glass Menagerie, and the wisest play he has ever written. Seasons is a play of wit and probity about a man of wit and probity, Sir Thomas More. On the comedy front, A Thousand Clowns lives up to its title, and rings merry changes...
...distraught parents dance around it to the tune of "Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush" played on a xylophone, however, he is thought of as "terribly clever" only by those warped individuals who think that perversion treated as a slap-stick comedy is meaty intellectual fare...
Your opinion of Bergman's films is certainly a rash statement. After the first Bergman Festival opened in New York, the conservative New York Times called the retrospective "rare movie-going fare..." from a director "whose striking ideas and imagination have greatly enriched the movie medium over the last two decades." At the opposite end of the spectrum, the weekly Village Voice urged its readers to attend the Festival...
...clan, the oldest male child took over as head of the family. Sam's qualifications for this office were fewer than his years: a grammar-school education at Bayonne's P.S. 7, plus whatever acumen he had absorbed in a business course in Manhattan (to save the 3¢ ferry fare, young Newhouse toted
...funds fare? In general, just soso. Taken as a whole, the nation's 200-odd mutual funds went into 1962 with $23 billion in assets, and by the end of last week were down to $19.1 billion. Their overall drop of 17.3% was less than the 21% decline of the Dow-Jones industrial average in the same period, but was no better than the performance achieved by many a well-informed individual investor...