Word: leighton
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Night of the Iguana by Tennessee Williams. Around four frayed lives on a Mexican veranda, Williams has fashioned an unself-pitying play of self-transcendence. Margaret Leighton's performance is a touchstone of the acting...
Asked if he thought the new rules would increase violations, Master Finley said, "I don't see how you're going to check on visitors, since the night-man goes off at 12:30." Delmar Leighton, Master of Dudley House, laughed and answered...
...producers have guaranteed the performers autonomy and artistic freedom; hence they have been able to line up the Metropolitan Opera's George London, Violinist Isaac Stern, Guitarist Andres Segovia and Cellist Pablo Casals for subsequent concerts. Dorothy Stickney will do readings from Edna St. Vincent Millay. Margaret Leighton will read Dorothy Parker: A Telephone Call, Dusk Before Fireworks, The Lovely Leave. Britain's Michael Flanders and Donald Swann will do the same, somewhat intellectual variety show they scored with on Broadway; Cyril Ritchard (Romulus) will appear with Hermione Baddeley in something billed as an "intimate revue of songs...
Others named for All-Ivy laurels include Steve Ripley, Yale; Laing Kennedy, Cornell; John Cook, Princeton; and Dave Leighton, Dartmouth, on the first team; and Tom Cranna, Dartmouth and Jerry Kostandoff, Cornell, on the second team...
...Broadway one night in the spring of 1945, and since that moment the front rank of U.S. playwriting has been wherever Tennessee Williams stood. Laurette Taylor, making a comeback as Amanda, became the first and greatest of the actresses-Jessica Tandy, Maureen Stapleton, Barbara Bel Geddes, Geraldine Page, Margaret Leighton-to play one of Williams' incomparable theater roles for women...