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...WINTER'S TALE, as presented by Daniel Seltzer's Humanities 105 students, has a severe split personality. It seemed at times as if two plays, loosely coordinated, were being offered the audience. Play number one (starting at 8:30 p. m.) was an ordinary, formally staged tragedy of jealousy. Play number two (which entered the lists about 9:50 p. m. and held sway until the post-midnight finale) was an airy pastorale. A fourth of the audience opted out by the second intermission...
...eruptions of radical pathologies, raucous vocal distortion, audience involvement (read intimidation), gymnastic runaways, and fatuous political irrigation's which have afflicted numerous productions this year. We got through without bluejeans, mad scenes, copulation, fashionable violence, obscenity, and references to Bobby Seale. The words are the play (any play) and Seltzer gave us the words with acceptable cuts and no Grotowski exercises or similarly insulting polemical interment. Give me the words and allow me to decide what I am experiencing...
...copies of his book, leaving shortly after with a small train of people behind. After wandering in and out of Reading International and the Paperback Booksmith, he headed through the Yard to Lowell Lecture Hall, where he sat quietly with his entourage through the last ten minutes of Daniel Seltzer's Hum 8 lecture. After class, he talked for 40 minutes with the students who gathered around...
...Howard Johnson Restaurant, "We do not serve people from the bus". . . as HROers wandered aimlessly around trying to get more respectable looking people to buy them ice cream cones) which ended with a midnight tour of Washington. D. C. 's monuments, getting lost in Baltimore (driving by the Bromo Seltzer Memorial six times), getting lost on the way to New York City...
...Seltzer came to a similar conclusion in a 1968 report in the Journal of the American Medical Association, where he used statistical evidence to support his conclusions...