Word: sing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...switches from Charley to aunt and back to Charley. Boy, is he ever funny. Even his face is funny. He doesn't have to say anything to get a laugh. But he also possesses a great sense of timing and gift for mimicry, and in addition, he can almost sing. When he announced his affection for his girl Amy (Debbie Trowbridge) in the famous "Once in Love With Amy" the audience couldn't applaud enough...
...Sullivan (CBS, 8-9 p.m.). Starring Judy Garland at the London Palladium and Peter (Lawrence of Arabia) O'Toole, who will also sing...
...Randy Sparks, founder of the New Christy Minstrels and an avid folk music researcher, elected to name his group after the 19th century minstrels because "they were the first big group to sing in harmony and to break the ensemble down into individual acts...
...rock-twist crowd, which follows the spiritual guidance of Elvis Presley. Chubby Checker and a Gallic hero named Johnny Hallyday. and spawns an army of combos with names like Les Chats Sauvages. There are "The Defenders of French Music." troubadour-poets like Georges Brassens and Leo Ferre who sing their verses to naughty café melodies. And there is Charles Aznavour...
...Boris. Every basso is his own Boris, and the six who sing it best differ widely in their interpretation of the role. The Metropolitan Opera's Jerome Hines conducted a hit-and-run seminar in psychology some years ago and concluded that Boris was a hysteric and a manic-depressive. Boris' death, Hines has decided, is from cerebral hemorrhage, and he induces it onstage by temple-pounding. Bulgarian Basso Boris Christoff sees the tortured Czar as a man who "dies of his own sin, his own dishonesty-not heart trouble or mental illness." At the Met this season...