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...really is like Cary Grant, who did the most outrageous comedy and also the most sophisticated line readings," says director Lawrence Kasdan, who has worked with Kline in five movies, including The Big Chill and Silverado. "Here's a guy who's made a lot of money for a long time doing exactly what he wants. I think it's a charmed life...
...called the "Wild east Picnic." But the rains came in the morning the picnic moved indoors and the senior citizens packed themselves into Memorial Hall and sanders Theatre. There was plenty of food and entertainment, courtesy of Dreamers, Inc, CAROLYN GRAHAM, The Hot Tamales, The Silverado Dancers, RICHARD TOBIN and PAULA HUSE and The Sundown Country Dancers. At times there seemd to be as many Cambridge politicians as senior citizens. City Councillors REEVES, ALICE K. WOLP, JONATHAN S. MYERS, FRANCIS H. DUEHAY '55, EDWARD N. CYR. SHEILA T. RUSSELL and WILLIAM H. WALSH were all spotted pressing the flesh...
...role that differs from the rest in its scope is Vindice. Tonto Silverado faces an uphill struggle with this brooding, intense character. As the central character, Vindice is less a striking caricature than a constant factor in the drama. But even Silverado gets a chance to produce a brief fantastic comic sketch like the others when Vindice impersonates an ingratiating pimp...
...involved in business deals that required federal bailouts, Bush is somehow to blame. There is little doubt that the Bush children have shown appalling judgment in business matters. Neil Bush became a national symbol of the S&L debacle in 1988 when he served on the board of the Silverado Banking, Savings & Loan Association, a Denver thrift that went bankrupt and then cost taxpayers $1 billion to recapitalize. Silverado's problems had worsened after Neil Bush and other directors approved bad loans to a businessman who had invested in Neil's oil-exploration firm. The inexperienced 30-year-old should...
When he came back home, he made himself a millionaire in the restaurant business. He's not a lawyer or a banker. There's no Chappaquidick, no Silverado Savings and Loan, no Anita Hill. He did let Debra Winger sleep over at the mansion when he was governor and drive around in state cars (certainly a bad judgment call), but Nebraskans didn't say much--they thought she was cool...