Word: datedness
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In last week's excellent production, the libretto seemed dated and fussy. The strength of the evening lay in Hahn's music: iridescent, fresh as a breeze, it sometimes suggested Debussy or Massenet, but never lost its own highly personal charm. Underneath the sophistication, critics found far more...
Dr. Masao Takenaka, 36, professor of Christian social ethics at Kyoto's Doshisha University, deplored the prevalence of what he called the four Ds of Christianity: "divided, dependent, derived and dated." Cried he: "I cannot conscientiously sell such Christianity to my dearest friends. Modern man is sick and tired...
One of the exciting things about going to Harvard or Radcliffe is that people are always writing about us. The most recent contribution to this steady flow of analysis is Nora Sayre's dated glance at "The Radcliffe Girl" in Holiday magazine.
After Erickson's death in 1936. his widow's Murray Hill home in Manhattan was regularly visited by museum directors from all over the U.S., who hoped that some flattery at tea might win for their galleries a choice bequest in Mrs. Erickson's will. But most...
Last week's performance was superb, with Soprano Price handling her warm and lustrous voice impeccably, and infusing the figure of Minnie with a believable passion that might have surprised even Playwright Belasco. Tenor Richard Tucker did an admirable job as Dick Johnson, the silliest role in the opera...