Word: talentedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cast could handle a senior-class play. Instead of drawing from the pool of New York's unparalleled acting talent, Lincoln Center has chosen to import too many of the San Francisco minor-leaguers of Irving-cum-Blau. All this grandiose amateur night lacks is the famous gong of Major Bowes...
...Southeast Asia. There are signs that they are already beginning to regret it. The U.S. has picked up the gauntlet, and it is not only Vietnamese nationhood but all of free Asia that stands to be ultimately strengthened by the extraordinary-and still burgeoning-commitment of the lives and talent and treasure of America in Viet...
...dotty old schoolmistress, and Noel Coward, as a dotty old literary type strive to stop the show with their patented idiosyncrasies. To keep an eye on everyone, there is the man from Scotland Yard-dryly played by Sir Laurence Mivier, who seems bemused to find his king-sized talent tucked into so mundane a role. Obviously, Inspector Olivier has a clue that no sensible person ought to worry too much about missing Bunny...
...Crimson sputtered to a 3-3 tie with the Big Red, and it was obvious that despite its wealth of backfield talent and its brilliant defense, something is very wrong with the Crimson football team. They can't move the ball...
...most of its length, The Looking Glass War is extraordinarily gripping. With a tighter plot and less concern to demonstrate his maturity, Le Carr* could write the really fine novel that he's proved he has the talent...