Word: patly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...lead in the game's first 16 minutes, scoring on a 32-yard John Rogan swing pass to Rich Diana at 14:21 of the first quarter. And 79 seconds later, after a Jim Callinan fumble, a 25-yard Rogan-to-Curt Grieve pass and a PAT put another seven points on the board for the Elis. The fumble, Callinan's second and Harvard's third of the afternoon, gave the Elis the ball on the Crimson 25, and it took Rogan just one play--a spiral to Grieve--to increase the lead to two touchdowns...
With seven minutes left in the second quarter, Harvard was awarded its best field position of the day, when Pat Fleming sacked Rogan on the Yale five yard line and the ensuring Tony Jones punt was downed on the Harvard...
...Rogan's bullet to Grieve over the middle in the end zone was too hot to handle. But two plays later, Diana took a Rogan pitch, accelerated outside the Crimson pursuit and sprinted around right end for the touchdown. Jones capped the 49-yard, seven-play drive with the PAT and with 12:39 remaining in the game, Yale...
...preachy, heavy-handed script (a Pat Boone-style morality lesson in which it is other countries which cause problems, never the good ol' U.S. of A.) is doubly disappointing in that the show not only had the opportunity to evoke the spirit of the sixties, but the resources to do it with. Though not fully exploited here, the space of the ARCO Forum is a dynamic one to work with: Few other Harvard theatres offer the same staggered sight-lines or sense of openness and height. The technical capabilities add to the impact: The microphones (a godsend to this production...
...spinsterhood (Summertime, The African Queen, The Rainmaker), the sad declineinto dementia (Suddenly Last Summer, Long Day's Journey into Night). These later roles gave her the opportunity to soar, and she played each lovely chance to the hilt, whether she was getting morosely drunk over a lemonade in Pat and Mike (1952) or losing herself in heroin and reverie as O'Neill's Mary Tyrone...