Word: baker
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...LEMAN S. BAKER...
...idols as Leonard Bernstein and Zubin Mehta. They do not enjoy separation, and arrange their schedules to be with each other as much as possible. Their home is London, and for three months a year they stay there, working out of a cluttered, low-ceilinged basement flat near Baker Street that was once Jacqueline's student digs. Still, as partners or single acts, Du Pré and Barenboim are willing to travel anywhere in the world to make music, and usually...
...whole police scene in Act II is handled as a broad farce, and one cannot help thinking that it might have been better played straightforwardly. Mark Baker as the Sergeant postured just a little too much to be comfortable. The second act in general hangs together more nicely, although the orchestra, once again, is embarrassing. Unless they learn to play in tune and to take their cues, the whole production would be measurably improved if it were done without them...
...your own safety," Duncan instructed," We would like you to use the name Ron Goldstein when calling here. Ask for Ducan, but say that Ron is calling, and I'll know who you are. If I have occasion to call you, I will say that I am Harry Baker...
Graham (Stanley Baker) is a rather stuffy British bank manager with the usual accouterments: conservative suit, sensible umbrella, requisite black bowler. Britt (Ursula Andress) has more than the usual accouterments, and she uses them to keep herself in creature comforts like sports cars and chic clothes. Her husband Nick (David Warner) is a jaded aristocrat who lives almost entirely on credit and his finely chiseled profile. He needs Britt, worldly goods and a lot of money, which gives him something in common with Graham, who has a foolproof plan to rob his bank and get all three. Graham enlists Nick...