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...twenty roles among them. The task of creating four or more characters is a challenge which, unfortunately, none of the performers meets with total success. The one who comes nearest to doing so is Laura Esterman. The mock innocence of her Desdemona-like refrain, "Me thinks my lord hath anger in his look," is as convincing as her langorous intonation of pseudo-Chekhovian eclectic imagery: "I see a cloud shaped just like a samovar." Her Odets mama ("A dry-goods store you don't sneeze at, papa") carries on the grand tradition of Molly Picon and Gertrude Berg. However...
...through his testimony, Bryant seemed to have a hard time keeping his rising anger in check. For a parting thrust he shouted: "Anybody who had anything to do with this story ought to go to jail. Taking their money is not good enough...
...talk to a Chinese businessman (the most plentiful business type in Southeast Asia) with hands on hips; he will take it for a sign of anger...
...difficult for many white New Yorkers who sympathize with the Negroes' desire for equality to see any rational purpose in the construction-site demonstrations. They appeared to be as much outlets for general frustration and anger as thought-out efforts to get construction-industry jobs for Negroes. There is already a shortage of jobs for the unskilled in New York, in construction as in other fields. And the very real discrimination against Negroes in the skilled building trades is less a matter of racism than of nepotism. It is the unions that maintain the discrimination, not the contractors...
...crown from Floyd Patterson. Last week in Las Vegas, Liston spent 2 min. 10 sec. pounding Patterson into boxing oblivion. Like a man killing a rabbit with a stick, he clubbed the hapless challenger to the canvas-gracelessly and methodically, his sulphur-and-obsidian eyes betraying neither pleasure nor anger. "It was just something I had to do," grunted Sonny, whose mind was obviously on something else...