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...blisteringly irate to find himself in the hands of a black therapist. Formidably equipped for any racial skirmish, Mrs. Washington (Esther Rolle) is the kind of woman who could make the Rock of Gibraltar crumble. While the antiblack, anti-Jewish jokes may offend those of liberal pieties, the laughter on opening night roared through Broadway's John Golden Theater at hurricane force. The odd couple radiates sweetness and light at the end of the evening...
Coach Alex Nahigian used the laughter as an opportunity to get some new faces in the lineup. Danny Skaff saw his first action of the campaign when he joined Danny Bowles, Paul Scheper and Billy Blood as defensive replacements in the seventh, and Brown's ninth-inning stint on the mound also served as his introduction to intercollegiate play...
...Beaux Arts has earned the right to look back in laughter, and in triumph too. Now in its 25th year, it is one of the most durable and distinguished of chamber groups. Among the world's piano trios, there is none better. All three members perform well enough to be soloists. But even the greatest virtuosos who join together as a trio can remain just that: a trio. The Beaux Arts players' real virtuosity lies in their ability to become, as Greenhouse puts it, "one instrument...
...Harvard/Radcliffe Asian American Association protests the continued parading of racial stereotypes in the play. We hope the general student body will seriously consider the causes and implications behind laughter directed at Ed Foo Yung and join us in our attempt to eliminate such unnecessary racial humor. The Harvard/Radcliffe Asian American Association
...they should just have a good time out on stage. In "The Book Report," Linus harangues the gang on the deeply rooted rivalry between Flopsy, Mopsy, and Peter Rabbit, and the dichotomous nature of Farmer MacGregor's character as farmer and humanitarian. There's no way to hide the laughter you're trying to suppress so the person next to you won't think you're incredibly silly...