Word: frankenstein
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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American Painting from 1670, though the Civil War, right up to the present day. Alfred Frankenstein, a practicing art critic (for the San Francisco Chronicle) who has lectured at the University of California and Mills College, should be good...
...Only Live Twice. Ever since his cinema debut in 1962, James Bond has been the subject of cult and caricature, spoof and spectacular. Now, five films later, he is the victim of the same misfortune that once befell Frankenstein: there have been so many flamboyant imitations that the original looks like a copy...
...central character is Frankenstein Roosevelt, a power-mad, aristocratic cripple whose props are a wheelchair, a cigarette holder and a pile of postage stamps. Among the characters are his five children, members of a dynasty who will some day run the country (or so everybody assumes), and an adviser named Popkins, who is usually dressed in a bathrobe and is really a Russian in disguise. The plot revolves around Frankenstein's attempts to sell the country out piecemeal to the Communists. The play ends happily when That Man dies of what looks like a stroke (actually, the deed...
...University Health Services. But he is also a psychiatrist, author of many books on student problems, and a genuine interested-but-not-pushy father figure, who prefers talking about young people to talking about the headaches of administration. And he wants to keep his baby from turning into a Frankenstein...
Reactions to last night's happening were varied. The Temptations are "the number one soul group in the country," Jubilee chairman Fred L. Graudy '70, said last night. "Frankenstein in monkey suits," contradicted another...