Word: jeffs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Cambridge bred duo, Mitch Greenhill (guitar) and Jeff Gutcheon (piano), stood out as the most inventive and amusing of the new performers. Their performance of "The Sweet Wild Turkey Waltz" was a festival occasion...
...Lesson, in addition to being an awfully funny play at times, gives Susan Channing a chance to count. Her arithmetic -- her whole performance, and that of Jeff Tambor as the professor, combine to produce a better than average production of a thoroughly enjoyable, if admittedly minor, work. Unlike Rhinoceros, The Lesson spouts its humor without simultaneously secreting an overdose of social commentary...
...generally strong cast I would single out George Wright, Arthur Friedman and Jeff Tambor for particular praise. Wright shows us a King Henry who at first seems curiously light but whose capacity for working his will is slowly and impressively revealed to us. Friedman makes of the Spanish ambassador the supple but less than subtle diplomat he is meant to be while Tambor gives us a Thomas Cromwell of vulpine cunning and cruelty...
...Brother Jeff. Cool it was. In Grenada (pop. 7,914), a white supremacist stronghold that hitherto had been thought to be too tough for civil rights workers to crack, the Governor's dic tum received its clearest vindication. "We want Brother Jefferson Davis to know that the South he represented will never rise again," proclaimed Robert Green, 32, a march leader, as he stood astride the Davis memorial in the town square. "We want Mississippi to know that it is a part of the Union. We want white folks to know we have died for the flag too." With...
...story behind the new look at the electrocardiogram [May 13] is the story of the men who developed the device that made the new look possible-Norman J. Holter and William Glasscock. Jeff Holter was a wartime Navy scientist who returned to his home town of Helena, Mont., to take up the family business, but managed to carry on his lifelong interest in biophysics in a laboratory in an abandoned passenger station of the Great Northern Railway. To work with him, he hired another Montana native, Bill Glasscock, who had just finished his training in physics at Montana State College...