Word: pairing
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Jose Limon and company offered Barren Sceptre, a ballet treatise (music by Gunther Schuller) on the complicated family life of the Macbeths. The lights had scarcely come up on Macbeth, dressed entirely in black, when a pair of lavender arms sprouted from his shoulders, and presently Lady Macbeth slithered into view. For much of the rest of the piece the two swooped about the stage in convulsive frenzies, occasionally coming together like wrestlers grappling for a hold...
...Carolina, where they then journeyed. Technically, Andrei had run off with the ward of a Manhattan court, but. armed with proof of his very recent Mexican divorce. Porumbeanu made "Gambi" his bride. At that point, Grandma Benedict gave up the fight, said she was washing her hands of the pair...
...Concerto No. 3 (Glenn Gould, pianist; the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Leonard Bernstein; Columbia, mono and stereo). Beethoven's symmetrically balanced dialogue between piano and orchestra emerges in a muscular, energetic and relentlessly logical reading. Pianist Gould and Conductor Bernstein work their bril liant moves like a pair of lifelong chess opponents who anticipate each other by the shift of a pawn...
...being mentioned last week were several who could offer a geographical balance to a ticket with California's Nixon. New York's Senator Kenneth Keating or Massachusetts' Henry Cabot Lodge, U.S. Ambassador to. the U.N., have all the necessary East Coast credentials. Or Nixon could profitably pair up with a Mid-westerner-either Indiana's Representative Charles Halleck or Interior Secretary Fred Seaton of Nebraska. If Texas' Lyndon Johnson is not on the Democratic ticket, and if Nixon decides to make a bir effort to hold the Southern states that President Eisenhower captured...
Goren and his TV producer bring the expert pairs into Chicago for the filming, with guarantees of $1,000 to the winning pair, $500 to the losers ($250 and $500 bonuses for small and grand slams). As Goren and TV Commentator Alex Dreier spin out a running dialogue on the bid and play from a glassed-in booth, the cameras and microphones hover over the table, picking up hands and the players' chitchat. Goren never erases his own predictions from the sound track when he is wrong, or the cardsmen's bad plays when they occur...