Word: horning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seem something quite unnecessary in involving Her Majesty in so decadent an occasion." Clutching her camera, the Queen told Nepal's Mahendra: "This was one of the most exciting days of my life." Happiest of all was Huntsman Home with his rhino. Said he: "I am having the horn and the front feet. Sir Michael is having the back end. I am not certain what I shall do with the feet-probably make them into wastepaper baskets...
Come Blow Your Horn. Combines phone calls and wolf calls, prodigals and playboys, manages to emerge as the season's best of a bad lot of comedy farces...
...Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra will present a concert that includes Junior Fellow David Lewin's Essay on a Subject by Anton Webern. Honegger's Concerto da Camera for Flute and English Horn (with Ellen Friedman '63 and Barbara '63), Brahms' Symphony...
Come Blow Your Horn (by Neil Simon) seems the best of the season's many bad farce comedies. It must be grouped with the bad ones because it writes most of its scenes in duplicate, smudging some of them to boot; makes most of its jokes in triplicate, and should never make half of them at all; and seems to confuse the typewriter bell with a cash register's. But Come Blow Your Horn does squat head and shoulders above a number of recumbent rivals: beyond a lively production, it manages to keep going; it has some fresh...
...play tells,of a successful, school-of-hard-knocks Jewish manufacturer whose older son (Hal March) has turned playboy and whose younger son leaves home for his brother's bachelor apartment and way of life. Come Blow Your Horn alternates-and often combines-wolf calls with phone calls; it offers Pop's indignant sermons, sarcasms and ultimatums, Mom's discombobulated personality and absorption with food. Lou Jacobi can be humanly amusing as Pop, Warren Berlinger cornily amusing as little brother suddenly outdoing big one. But the play's three acts are like having much the same...