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Directed by STUART ROSENBERG Screenplay by THOMAS RICKMAN
...hard. While Ralph Rackstraw (Thomas Fuller) sings his love Madrigal a member of the chorus and a ballerina waft about the deck of the ship. The scene is syrupy enough without this heavy-handed instruction to the audience, "See, this is really just in fun." The ballerina, Lois Rosenberg returns as a sprightly youngest cousin to the Lord Admiral. She has a talent for mime, and is a pleasant distraction from the main action...
...despair. Then, in a sudden blossoming-or release-she began painting again. She also became the art world's most formidable "art widow." As heir to all of Pollock's work, she doled out paintings at a careful pace, consulted endlessly with lawyers and galleries. Critic Harold Rosenberg once credited her with "almost singlehandedly forcing up the prices for contemporary American...
...volunteer advisors will not act as advocates for individual cases nor as amateur lawyers, Rosenberg said. Instead, they will try to inform people about small claims courts' potential through personal contact and published material...
...center will be located somewhere near the Square, perhaps in a room Phillips Brooks House has offered, Rosenberg said. Although Harvard University is not a member of it, the Eastern Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group--(Mass PIRG), PIRG members felt that an advisory service would help both students and other citizens, Rosenberg said...