Word: samuel
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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KRAPP'S LAST TAPE, by Samuel Beckett, and THE ZOO STORY, by Edward Albee. Two fledgling classics-one about an old has-been, the other about a young never-will-be-are unsettling and provocative...
...SAMUEL P. GODDARD...
...Samuel Beckett's Happy Days is a two-hour near-monologue delevered by Winnie, a 50-year-old woman who stands buried first up to her waist, then up to her neck, in a desert mound. She lives in a world people only by herself, her husband Willie, and her "things" -- a shopping bag full of knicknacks, and a parasol. With only Willie and the things as a points of reference, Winnie fills up her days, "happy days," with endless chatter and conscientious dips into...
Publicity Helps. Though small-manufacturing and consulting services contribute many millionaires, real estate has probably produced more than any other field. Among them: former Carpenters Jordon Perlmutter, 34, and Samuel Primack, 39, who have lately put up more than 8,000 houses in the Denver area; and Gerald Blakeley, 45, who once had planned to become an Episcopal minister but instead has earned close to $100 million constructing industrial parks from Boston to San Francisco...
KRAPP'S LAST TAPE and THE ZOO STORY. In a fifth-anniversary revival of this double bill, Edward Albee's Story is still provocative and dramatic, and Samuel Beckett's Tape has the true ring of a classic...