Word: stoles
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...hour production--which probably should have been trimmed to a more manageable two. And Brenneman amazes us with her precocious Alice that retains her youthful naivete the entire evening, her strong voice is captivating though she occasionally strains to hit high notes. Brenneman especially shines in her solo, "Who Stole the Tarts," a song about the procedings of her trial as a pastry thief. In an amazing rapid-pace monologue, she imitates all the other characters at the trial, as she darts about the tree-stump proscenium...
...Cambridge court this week decided to dismiss all criminal charges in six months against a Summer School student who was arrested three weeks ago on charges that he stole a bicycle and damaged several street-lights in Harvard Square. The decision is contingent upon his good behavior...
Earlier this month, a Summer School student was arrested after he allegedly stole a bicycle in the Square, threw it into the subway construction area, and damaged several nearby streetlights. That case will be heard today...
DIED. Eddie Foy Jr., 78, comic song-and-dance man whose career began at age five in his vaudevillian father's act "Eddie Foy and the Seven Little Foys," and whose marvelously rubbery face and limbs stole shows on Broadway and TV and in the movies, most famously in The Pajama Game; of cancer; in Woodland Hills, Calif...
...spying operation will be found. Said he: "It's gone beyond something just coming over the transom, but we don't see it heading into a major organized effort." Meantime, for the majority of the press, most Democrats and those Washington officials not directly involved, the "Who Stole the Briefing Book?" story remained primarily a summertime diversion from their usual heavy arguments over nuclear arms control and what to do about El Salvador...