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...been warned by my younger sister, herself a JV coxswain in high school, not to put my feet on the bottom of the shell for it was not sturdy enough to withold 108lbs. of direct pressure. Mindful of her warning, I crawled into the boat. The dockmasters dissolved in laughter...
Some of the fault lies with the American audience itself, which is likely to find the Andalusian character of the play foreign and strange. As a result, certain lines in this tragedy that would evoke sympathy or pathos in a Spanish audience evoke bewilderment, disgust, or even laughter in an American audience...
Both Soviets and Americans erupted in laughter when a cartoon figure presenting Soviet conceptions of Americans was shown. Bohr said. One of the caricatures depicted a scantily dressed woman riding horseback on a dollar bill, she said...
...Hope won him a Tony Award in 1969. The show originated in April 1985 at the Yale Repertory Theater, staged then as now by Y.R.T. Artistic Director Lloyd Richards. As his interpretation has ripened, Jones has found not only Troy Maxson's destructive fury but also his belly-shaking laughter, his lyric love of tall tales, his quicksilver charm, his stoic sense of duty and honor. & He manages to be at once real and of mythic proportions. The cast around him is also adroit, notably Mary Alice as his long-suffering but ultimately assertive wife, Ray Aranha as his best...
...director of the Office of Management and Budget, to explain next year's budget "if you have the courage." Miller found it, even quoting an abusive letter from a taxpayer about the Administration's failure to balance the budget. "Did I sign that one, Jim?" asked Baker, drawing nervous laughter...