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Both Antipholi are confidently played. Jim Marino as the Syracusean brother has greater stage presence and creates a more complex character than Karl Lampley. Lampley, as Antipholus of Ephesus, spends perhaps too much stage time being threatening...
...problem with Thoreau is that, in the end, it seems a little thin. The messages of noticing nature, bucking authority and getting involved have been preached over and over, and no new twists are added here. Thoreau's treatment of Williams (Karl Lampley), a runaway slave, even seems a little paternalistic, undercutting its supposed morality. Because the play's idealism is old and worn out, it does not affect one as it might have. Thoreau's story--except the sequence about the death of his brother, which is affecting--is not emotionally powerful. The play lacks the emotional or intellectual...
...Munich in 1972, still appears earnest and unflappable, but as at Sarajevo last winter, he seems a bit weary. A typical snatch of McKay's sometimes repetitive prose: "This could be a historic night in the history of men's gymnastics." Among his potential successors, Jim Lampley comes across as better informed and shrewder than he was at Sarajevo, but the most natural and adroit performer is Kathleen Sullivan, who appears headed for a major news anchor slot. ABC's worst efforts include Ray Gandolf's report on buying breakfast at a trendy Los Angeles beanery...
...just see myself now, watching lettermen from the John Phillip Sousa School of Highstepping marching through halftime at the Michigan game, with the Wolverines burying the Golden Gophers by some obnoxious score. Then Jim Lampley will come on and say, "And out in Cambridge, it's Harvard 10, Brown 10," and I'll start crying in my Dorito's Nacho Cheese...
Saturday marks the third time in as many years that the Harvard-Brown football contest has been selected by ABC for its regional broadcast. The network will send its first team to Providence, Keith Jackson, Bill Fleming, Bud Wilkinson and Jim Lampley...