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...improvised their way into national prominence as the mockingbirds of the American aviary. When they were around, no peacock, no eagle was secure. In their Broadway show, An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May, they did scenes in the style of O'Neill, and Batman, Proust, Pirandello and Noel Coward. Each swatch of material had a shiny button?as when Nichols, playing an English dentist, leans over his beloved patient: "I knew even then that I loved you. There, I've said it. I do love you. Let's not talk about it for a moment. Rinse out, please...
Only three Crimson field-events men-Ed Nosal, Noel Hare, and Bob Gailiers-will compete at the Penn Relays. But the distance contingent will lodge serious bids in the Hep mile relay the distance medley, and the four-mile relay...
Harvard grabbed an early lead when Noel Hare and Bob Galliers swept the long jump. The same two merely exchanged finishes in the triple jump...
Maggie feels really alive only onstage. "Everything is sharpened and heightened, and I know what I'm supposed to be," she says. "I feel safer." With her gifts, she should. The ultimate comment on Maggie's precise, disciplined style comes from Noel Coward, who directed her in a deliciously campy revival of his play Hay Fever at the National in 1964. Coward has a horror of "faffing," which is the affected hemming and hesitating that shatters the rhythm of a line or a scene and blurs its point. "Maggie," proclaims Sir Noel, "never faffs." Except offstage. There...
...Noel Hare and Bob Galliers will go after the top two spots in the broad jump. But the Tigers' Jim Reilly and Gene Halton are likely to whitewash their Crimson counterparts in the high jump...