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...that says in effect: this production isn't "official." Firman Houghton's new play, The Portable Tiger, is an entertaining one that could have amused far more people than the fortunate few who saw it this weekend. And the playwright would have learned a great deal more from a wider crowd; limited audiences are limiting...
...chance for an uproarious finale and Hillier's shoddiness, was funny and well performed. Thus, in inagurating its new home, an attractive room directly opposite Widener, the Poets' Theatre has broken a spiral of esotericism which had over-exploited the academic nature of this community. Now Poets' owes a wider showing to both its author and its potential audience. Let's assume that all theater is experimental, rather than a few designated performances...
...little or nothing to condition the course of the Berlin crisis. "But it is not too late for us to ask what are the Christian resources, Protestant and Catholic, to change the patterns of thought about nuclear war in this country and to prepare us for a wider range of choice in the next crisis and the next...
...stopped off in the ancient Inca city of Cuzc0,11,200 ft. up in the Andes. A howling, Communist-led mob of Indian peasants, descendants of the defeated Incas, greeted him with a barrage of rocks and cries of "To the wall!" Few places in Latin America know a wider chasm between rich and poor, between the white aristocracy and the Indian masses, who, 400 years after the conquest, still live in misery. Though Beltran is an alert and enlightened statesman, his efforts to bring social and economic reform to his country are hampered by centuries of hatred and suspicion...
...about the chances for what FORTUNE calls a superboom. There will be no real boom, most of them agreed, until businessmen start spending vigorously on capital expansion-and that is unlikely to happen until the newly tightfisted U.S. consumer (TIME, July 21 et seq.) decides to open his wallet wider. The N.A.B.E.'s outgoing president, Dr. George Cline Smith, senior partner of the Manhattan economic consulting firm of MacKay-Shields Associates, blamed the international news for the consumer's timidity. Said Smith: "If the economy is going to take off for the expected highs, consumers are going...