Word: return
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Clifford Odets' latest play, The Country Girl, is reminiscent of his earlier works in that the old power and brilliance of action and dialogue has returned. Paul Kelly and Uta Hagen handle this play aboue a forgotten actor's return to stardom. Unlike the earliest Odets' stuff, however, this work has none of the social commentary the author is noted for; it gets along well without...
...missed them before and are willing to go a long way to see them, The Raven and A Lover's Return opened yesterday at the Ascot at 183 Street and the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, Paris 1900 is at the Embassy (42nd and Park...
Fred Wilt would not have to return the cup. Don Gehrmann, always convinced that he had won, and hoping for the vindication that he got last week, had hung on to it through the months...
...interest. With the loan (still to be approved by J. & L. stockholders), plus another $200 million from bank loans and new bonds, the steel company will do just what Wilson has been asking. It will increase its capacity by 1,500,000 tons, or 32%, by 1953. In return for its loan, G.M. will be able to buy another 50,000 tons of J. & L. steel a year...
Borrowing from his one-act play, Orpheus (1926) and his surrealist film, Blood of a Poet (1933), Jack-of-All-Arts Cocteau has written and directed a modern version of the legend in which Orpheus charms the gods into returning his dead wife, Eurydice, to life. As Cocteau has it, Orpheus (Jean Marais) is a celebrated poet and national hero who falls in love with a satellite of death in the shape of a beautiful princess (Maria Casares). The princess covets Orpheus, takes Eurydice (Maria Dea) before her time. Confused by his love for both women, the poet journeys...