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...reason for the frequency of English soccer violence. Trouble at games often starts among the working-class youths who fill up the low-cost, standing-room areas known as terraces, similar to the areas occupied by the Liverpool and Juventus fans in the Brussels stadium. Sir Philip Goodhart, a Conservative Member of Parliament, believes that one reason there is less fan mayhem at sporting events in the U.S., a nation that many Britons regard as violence prone, is that its stadiums have fewer standing-room sections. Says Goodhart: "It is very difficult to riot when you are sitting down...
Directed by JOHN BOORMAN Screenplay by WILLIAM GOODHART...
...When your Soul listing [June 28] arrived, I was reading, coincidentally, William Goodhart's play Generation, which contains what will always be my favorite Straight City definition of Soul...
...GOODHART '67 MARIANNE KEARNEY '67 SUSAN LEPLEY '67 VIRGINIA MUNSON '67 LINDA WYATT '68 LINDA CORBY '69 JEANNE ADAIR '69 Hood College Frederick...
GENERATION. The battle between age groups is second only to the battle of the sexes as the stuff of which life and plays are made. William Goodhart makes it laughing matter in a lighthearted comedy about a doting father (Henry Fonda) who finds his daughter and her nonconformist husband living in a Greenwich Village loft and-much to dad's discomfort-liking...