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...little more than a decade later, Harry Belafonte stands at the peak of one of the remarkable careers in U.S. entertainment. His own expressive, light brown hands-clenched in anger, or fanned in a kind of ineffable wonder, or carving an emotional tracery under the spotlights-are as familiar in the world's famed theaters and nightclubs and on U.S. TV as his husky voice. Instead of riding the IRT, Belafonte now has his choice of two Mercedes-Benzes; to the subway girl, who was his first wife, he was able to give a $10,000 platinum bracelet...
...patients to make hand movements in time to the music. To help them work off hostility, she put on a polka and danced from man to man, staging mock punching battles to the bouncing beat. "You can really beat me up," she cried breathlessly. "Yes, I can feel anger too!" After half an hour, everyone was trying to dance, even the tremulous man who could do little but rub his hands together. The session ended with a slow waltz that lulled the patients with a soothing, cradling motion...
Look Back in Anger. Playwright John Osborne's fairly arresting snarl at all the world. In MINNEAPOLIS...
Look Back in Anger. Playwright John Osborne's fairly arresting snarl at all the world. In MILWAUKEE...
Look Back in Anger. Playwright John Osborne's fairly arresting snarl at all the world. In CHICAGO...