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...Your article on the New York State Theater and the ballet [May 1] was a well-written, well-constructed, very colorful and spellbinding piece of work. The pictures were beautiful...
...this law in Miami Beach in 1962. Each was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $150 fine. The defendants appealed to the Florida Supreme Court and were turned down in light of what Justice Millard Caldwell called "the sound rule of stare decisis" (following precedents) and "the well-written decision" of Pace. Let the U.S. Supreme Court decide, added Caldwell caustically, "if the newfound concept of 'social justice' has outdated 'the law of the land' as therein announced...
...Harvard lies in a sensible idea, clearly expressed with good maners." Last week, while emphasizing that he thought "the council is feeling its way and is a lot better than three or four years ago," the Dean admitted he found current Council reports lacking in "throughness and clarity." "A well-written report always gets attention," Monro advises. But there have been very few of these in recent years...
...East Side, West Side, which, if often nothing else, is a showcase for Actor George C. Scott's considerable talent, will disappear. Some critics cried that "serious drama" was vanishing from TV. Series drama, maybe; but well-written plays have always been tantalizingly rare on TV. CBS-TV President James Aubrey has also axed The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Twilight Zone, Route 66, The Garry Moore Show, The New Phil Silvers Show, old Jack Benny, and Danny Thomas (who, like Benny, will bob back on NBC). Judy Garland "resigned" with a moving letter. Meanwhile, it was announced that Lucille...
Playhouse '64. The so-oalled dramatic anthologies are generally well turned. NBC's Kraft Suspense Theater premiered last week with a really exciting war mystery. The Great Adventure, a CBS program produced by John Houseman, presents a different dramatized event from American history each week. The first was a well-written teleplay, with Jackie Cooper and Charles MacArthur, about the development of a Confederate submarine. And NBC's Espionage tells spy stories that, by early returns, show promise...