Word: problems
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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DUNSTER'S production of the Durrenmatt-Gore Vidal play Romulus excellently reflects the dual nature of the work. It reminds one of many French plays (especially those of Cocteau, Anouilh and Giraudoux) both witty and superficial on one hand, and intensely intellectual and philosophical on the other. The problem of mounting such a production on the amateur level is obvious: the recruitment of actors to perform characters who can simultaneously embrace these conflicting elements...
...problem, according to Mrs. Bunting, is largely financial. "It's really a question of finding the money. Perhaps we haven't made the right choices as to where our money goes," she said...
There are also too many animals at the zoo. Too many dull ones, and too many sleeping. Who wants to walk by skunks, donkeys, wild boars, and alligators to get to the monkey cage? I have nothing to say to those animals. Another problem is the bears. All real bears seem to be wildly imperfect reflections of the ideal pooh. If you don't believe me, go to the Square and look for the girl who sells home-made bears, and says in a tiny voice, "Bears for sale." In the middle of the Square. The girl is so tender...
...problem that confronts Penn and Princeton is the same one that plagued them in October when the Crimson ran them down in dual meets-lack of adequate fourth and fifth men. Piazza romped easily when Penn challenged Harvard at Van Cortlandt, but the Crimson put four men in front of the Quakers second finisher and walked away without effort...
...Despite his early success. Harrison is quick to acknowledge a certain difficulty in fighting in with the more experienced members of the team. "I'm still bothered by sophomore mistakes." he said "most of which can be cured by experience. Right now, my major problem is carrying out blocking assignments on the end sweeps which we run a lot. I'm overcoming these sophomore problems, though...