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...England, let his peroxided hair grow brown and long. He took speech lessons, and, after a strong performance in a BBC drama, received an offer to play Hamlet with the excellent Birmingham Repertory Theater. Recalls Chamberlain: "I felt pride, amazement, disbelief, terror." He was the first American to dare Hamlet in Britain since John Barrymore, and, premiere night, a full cry of London critics rode to Birmingham for the kill -and for a shock. Wrote the Times critic the next morning: "Anyone who comes to this production prepared to scoff at the sight of a popular American television actor playing...
...city woes afflict South Milwaukee. In the 32 years that Police Chief Henry R. Tylicki has been on the force, he says, there have been no murders at all. Although a handful of blacks work in the town's busy factories, none dare to live in South Milwaukee. Residents are not particularly sympathetic to blacks. "We made it. We got what we wanted on our own." says a middle-aged workingman as he quaffs a beer. "Why can't they...
...Gonorrhea, now that's one word the kids in Hair wouldn't dare sing of! But it isn't poetry, either. A case could be made, I believe, that popular music rarely incorporates real honest-to-God poetry-even John Lennon's surrealistic verse depends heavily on the accompanying orchestration before exploding within us into patterns of subjective association-but in Brel's case I don't think the argument really has to be developed...
...Dare, Inc., a group that provides residence programs for young people with-out homes, organized Bike Day. A Dare spokesman said, "There's no reason why we shouldn't be riding bikes into the city. We shall return next spring and ask those in responsibility, 'What have you done...
...does not transmit diseases to man, the creature is a vicious stinger and travels in swarms as dense as 2,000,000 per acre in Southern California. In parts of the San Joaquin Valley, the pests are so thick at dawn and dusk-their feeding times-that people hardly dare step outdoors. Because of the insects, schools at times have been closed, farm workers have refused to tend crops, and dairy cows, stung on their udders, have produced no milk...