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...shortly afterward, the film arrives at its intended climax, which proves to be its downfull. Contronted with the ridge separating him from his destination. Fitzearruldo decides to cross it by taking the entire boat along with him. This action tries to capture the madness of the quest. But a symbol requires subtlety, and once again. Herzog stitles, all nuances. The ship is indeed dragged across the land with help him the Indians who, having stepped out from behind their ominuos drumbeat, trurn to be disappointingly sullen rather than mysterious. For at least a half hour they pull the creaking ship...
...University for seven years before becoming a TIME book reviewer and critic, joined New York Bureau Chief Peter Stoler to interview the author at his 14-room house in Beverly Farms, Mass. Said Gray: "I'd been reading Updike for 20 years. The interview was a pleasure. And afterward it was a considerable challenge to write about someone who writes so well. You worry that your best might not be good enough...
With television cameras focused on me as I welcomed the Shah and his wife, Farah, I tried to pretend that nothing was wrong. But that day-Nov. 15, 1977-was an augury. The tear gas had created the semblance of grief. Almost two years later, and for 14 months afterward, there would be real grief in our country because of Iran...
...Baltimore, where the Orioles were able to win three straight games but not four from the Milwaukee Brewers, retiring Manager Earl Weaver did more than just pop back out of the dugout afterward; he led Memorial Stadium in cheers. Curiously, Baltimore has adopted for a municipal symbol and mascot a cab-driving, beer-belching mountain man who can roughly spell out the letters O-r-i-o-l-e-s by flailing his limbs. When the score is forgotten, the memory will be of Weaver taking over for Wild Bill Hagy and acting out how everyone felt. As he closed...
...forced to file for bankruptcy. By far the most spectacular failure was Oklahoma City's Penn Square Bank. It had loaned many millions of dollars to risky oil and gas ventures. When falling oil prices threw dozens of those into bankruptcy, Penn Square was obliged to follow shortly afterward...