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When the actress Dame Judith Anderson (Rebecca) took Robinson Jeffers' adaptation of Euripides' Medea on tour in 1947, the company included Bit Player Zoe Caldwell. In a theatrical reunion, Dame Judith, 84, Robert Whitehead, who produced the original version, and Caldwell (now Mrs. Whitehead) are restaging the updated treatment of the classic Greek drama at Washington's Kennedy Center. This time round, Caldwell takes on the taxing title role, and Dame Judith, retired from the stage for the past decade, plays the role of the nurse. Dame Judith was jumpy about returning to the boards. Says...
CCHA Champion Michigan State, which beat Notre Dame, 4-1, in the one-game final last night, has also earned a bid, and the subcommittee is expected to name North Dakota to one of the two at-large sports. The other could be awarded to Notre Dame, or perennial power Minnesota but Bowling Green, which won the CCHA regular season with a 26-11-1 record but lost to the Fighting lrish in the conference semi-final, is the favorite. The winners of the four first-round painings will advance to the NCAA tournament, March 25-27 in the Providence...
Page, a grande dame of the stage, shapes a Mother Superior who is at once completely convincing and utterly likeable. Pielmeler's firsthand experience of parochial schools obviously has served him well in one respect: he draws his nuns, if not his psychiatrists, clearly and beautifully. Intelligent, knowledgeable about the world outside the convent (she was married for over 20 years and bore two children). Mother Miriam holds to her faith more fiercely than a sheltered lifelong nun might. She believe she wants to believe not because she can conceive of no alternative...
...sister, Deborah, is the attractive brunette playing racquetball on the cover of the Wheaties box? And did you know that junior football safety JOHN RICE'S father Greg, held the world record in the two-mile distance for over twelve years starting in the late 1930s? Rice--a Notre Dame alum--was rejected for the draft for hernia problems just days before he blazed to the new mark...