Word: walke
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Mills is on and off stage constantly as three disconcertingly similar personalities, but handles this task with vigor and some variety. Rol Maxwell, who directed The Legacy and Please Don't Walk Around in the Nude, doesn't quite sustain the hilarity of his material, but he fully exploits the funniest situations of each play...
...plastic bombs, too, although it's a wasp that Kendra Stearns sits on in Please Don't Walk around like that. Since a wasp-sting can be dangerous unless it is licked, Miss Stearns, playing the wife of an ambitious politician, asks this little service of him. When he refuses, she asks it of a political opponent, a servant, and finally a newspaper reporter who obliges. The look on the relieved heroine's face as the sting is drawn out provides a fitting climax for this very amusing scene...
After the first three hitters in the third inning also singled off Yarbro's tempting offerings, Coach Norm Shepard made the long walk to the mound and emotioned for Dick Garibaldi to take over on the hill. It was a very smart move, since Garibaldi, a right handed fireball pitcher who usually needs warm weather to work effectively, went through the next 6 1/3 innings allowing only one safe hit. He ended the game nicely, retiring 13 consecutive batsmen...
Koehler's second walk of the day, to Bartolet, led to his downfall in the next inning. Morse moved him to third with a single, and firstbaseman Phil Bernstein, who had left 13 men on base during the Brown game, atoned for his past sins and singled Bartolet home. Curly Combs nearly brought in another run, but his sharp grounder was dramatically fielded by the Lion's second baseman, John O'Brien...
...walk into the woods," a lecherous old man tells a female companion, "and I'll show you where the butterflies make butter...