Word: musee
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This liberally embellished biography of a woman who played muse to the Romantic era cannot really be called good, but it certainly is funny. The question is whether Writer-Director Robert Bolt achieved the hilarity by design or accident. His previous film work-for example, the scripts for those David Lean dirigibles Doctor Zhivago and Ryan's Daughter-has been pretty stiff and sobersided; silly, perhaps, but politely so. Here, making his debut as a film director, Bolt comes off rather like a De Mille with a university degree...
...Crimson jumped out to a quick and convincing 6-1 lead in the first period. Bob Muse scored his second goal of the season at 1:15 unassisted. Thirty-five seconds later, Princeton tied it up on a freak goal poked in the net by Doug Elliott who was trying to clear the puck following a great save by Joe Bertagna. The score was given to Walt Snickenberger...
...Crimson didn't beat Tiger goalie Doug Swift until 6:46 of the second stanza, when Gauthier tickled the twines assisted by Muse and McManama. Dave tallied his second of the evening just twenty seconds later and Jay Riley scored at 7:26 to give Harvard a comfortable, to say the least, 9-1 lead after...
...started the opening period looking much the same as they did against B.U. and Vermont. Penn jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Gordon Halliday and Peter Leef. Halliday's tally at 4:47 came on a freak deflection off his stick as he and Bob Muse were jamming in front...
Harvard's defense was atrocious at times. Bobby Muse offered the Terriers their first score, losing the puck at his own blue line to B.U.'s high scoring Paul O'Neill, B.U.'s last goal was also a gift, as Harvard's defense stood around and watched the Terriers's Dave Wisener calmly set up and shoot from five feet...