Word: stage
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...STAGE 67 (ABC, 10-11 p.m.). James Mason in John Le Carre's "Dare I Weep, Dare I Mourn," a tale of an ingenious escape from East Germany. Repeat...
BLACK COMEDY. When the lights are supposed to be on, the stage is totally dark; when the lights are supposed to be off, the stage is ablaze, allowing the audience to see Peter Shaffer's electrically amusing farce about antics in the dark...
...have only one answer: a people's revolution." To this the King replied: "If Papandreou starts a revolution, I will start the counter-revolution." Unable to get enough votes to form a government, Kanellopoulos dissolved Parliament, set the elections for May 28?and thus, wittingly or unwittingly, cleared the stage for last week's coup...
Your article of April 19 on the projected Cambridge Human Be-In may have inadverdently created some mistaken impressions, which we want very much to correct. The article referred to us as "organizers" of a Be-In, which we were supposedly "planning" and hoped to "stage" on a Sunday afternoon very soon. This was a mistake, for a Be-In cannot be organized or planned or stage: it can just be. If we organized the organic flow of Cambridge life into a fixed structure, if we planned a program of events, if we set up a stage to focus...
Kudos for acting go without question to Dick Backus as Wilfred and David Cole as Point. Backus, looking like a Bil Baird marioneette, stole the show every time he was on stage, and even if G&S suffered a bit in the process, he was outrageously funny. Cole played his part with panache, executing the comic baritone's infamous patter songs with skill and incisiveness...