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Died. Frank Fay, 64, wry stage and screen comedian whose up-and-down career was climaxed by his five-year performance as Elwood P. Dowd, the alcoholic confidant of that invisible, 6-ft. rabbit Harvey; of a rupture of the abdominal aorta; in Santa Monica, Calif. A gentle man of deadly humor (his reply to Milton Berle's challenge to a duel of wits: "I never fight with an unarmed man"), Fay made his first theater appearance at four, by the 1920s had racked up record runs at New York's old Palace Theater, but after a series...
...Their office is the living room of a house near Sunset Strip, and their wild enthusiasm often suggests the final hours before a college humor magazine is put to bed. Ward, 41, is a former real estate man who entered TV in 1947, conceiving, writing and co-producing Crusader Rabbit, the first original animated television cartoon. Scott, whose sketch pad now yields all the Bullwinkle characters, wrote scripts for U.P.A.'s The Nearsighted Mister Magoo and Gerald McBoing Boing...
...details where which children are supposed to go on which days at what time. Despite her youth, Caroline Kennedy has one advantage over all the rest of the children: she has her own Secret Service man, one of whose unexpected chores was to sing a song about "Little Peter Rabbit," with appropriate rabbit gestures, during a sailing expedition...
North Madison, Ohio, Rabbit Run Theater: William Gibson's Two for the Seesaw...
...which struck out the rabbit-ball theorists, leaving them to face the unavoidable reality of baseball 1961: the ball is flying into the stands more often simply-and entirely-because the man at bat is hitting it there...