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...League champ Penn looks very strong in the team championship competition. With Makler and Fernandez both challenging for individual titles and sabre man Bill Hamlin's 10-2 performance in the second-day action, the Quaker contingent has accumulated a substantial number of points toward the team title. Barring a complete collapse today, they could take everything...
...Inspecter General. The Harvard Dramatic Club's latest offering has John Rudman imperanating the Inspector General and other actors impersonating the cast of Nikolai Gogol's 19th century satire on the bureaucratic life of czarist Russia. While director George Hamlin`s tepid orchestration keeps the production off-key, the general competence makes it at least hummable...
...George Hamlin's direction is tight. Although the play begins slowly, it picks up in the second act, and the remaining five acts move forward with precision. The final tableau scene, requiring most of the cast to freeze in position, 'works:' if it hadn't it would have been a disaster...
...production breaks down. Too often the minor asides fail to transcend their immediate surroundings. Their impact develops the situation's comedy, but it does no more than that. Recognizing the more convoluted and profound complications of a comedy without sacrificing its comic aspects, is not the task that George Hamlin sets for himself. But at least he does not sacrifice his play's comic potential. It makes a very pleasant entertainment...
...Inspector General. George Hamlin directs the Harvard Drama Club's production of Nicolai Gogol's 19th Century satire. A postal Inspector General travels incognito to investigate a provincial office where service has been shoddy. Gogol lashes the Tsarist beaurocracy--a good way to celebrate "four more years...