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Winners of Harvard prizes for 1974 are: the Bonaparte Scholarship. Harold H. Koh '75 of Mather House and New Haven, Conn.; Burr 1909 Scholarship, Merrick Garland '74 of Quincy House and Lincolnwood, Ill.; Landon Memorial Scholarship, Nicholas G. Harris '74 of Winthrop House and Youngstown, Ohio; the Palfrey Exhibition, Robert A. Levine '74 of Leverett House and New York City...
Columnar Thighs. Here are the classic bolts of melody: Judy Garland traveling the yellow brick road in The Wizard of Oz; the unfinished face of Frank Sinatra apostrophizing Manhattan in On the Town; Fred Astaire, the world's most sophisticated stick figure, dancing on the ceiling in Royal Wedding; Gene Kelly's soaking-wet aria in Singin'in the Rain...
...Williams posing in gold lame, rising from red smoke and diving into a cerulean swimming pool is to understand the blessedness of color blindness. For saccharinity like mother used to make, the film offers a series of backyard musicals in all two dimensions- always featuring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, always culminating in variants of the lines...
...last March in London, her personal triumph seemed as much one of survival as technique. And on the eve of making her U.S. debut in the role at Manhattan's Metropolitan Opera House this week, Sibley described what she went through. She said, "I kept feeling like Judy Garland...
...their best they not only sung well but captured the familiar inflections of the original cast. Dorothy (Karen Preston), the Tin Man (Scott Miles), the Scarecrow (A1 Abrams), and the Cowardly Lion (Paul Hewitt) all played double parts--Miles played Jack Haley playing the Tin Man, Preston played Garland playing Dorothy, and so on. The Wicked Witch (Gwen Mason) and the Gatekeeper of the Emerald City (Andy Sutter) splendidly overplayed in the grand tradition. Toto was something of a problem; he was necessary at certain points in the plot, but the decision to have the Secretary-Treasurer of the Dunster...