Film Review of Greetings at West End with Gerrit Graham
Gerrit Graham stars in a Columbia Players showcase at the West End described as a frenetic liberal American satire. The piece blends Brando parodies and Dying Shakespearean bits with a pseudo documentary style, highlighting contemporary war and morality debates.
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Bob Holman
Gerrit Graham
West End
Spectator
Columbia Players
Brando
Mad Magazine
Weller Reade Ware House
B4th Street
Greetings
Gentt Graham
Lloyd
G. Graham
Greelings
Melvin Margolus
Columbia
Soch
America
Sunday Times
Greetings and Nightlife in a Mixed Film Scene
The review highlights a provocative film featuring Lloyd on a computer date odyssey with Bronx secretaries mystics and a stag film twist. It notes Paul Peep Art's dual battlefield and apartment performances and Kennedy assassination subtext in songs. Walter Kerr is praised for uncovering the film's real message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Barnard
Jon
Robert DeNiro
Bronx
Paul
Kennedy
Lexington Avenue
Walter Kerr
Graham
Dance Uptown opener underwhelms year to year
Phyllis Richmond reviews Dance Uptown's first program noting the weaker overall showing compared with last year. She singles out Gay Delanghe's Bomb and Sidetrack as the strongest numbers though still more promise than fully realized works. Delanghe uses campy x ray visuals with a dancer in Grizzly Furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Richmond
Art Bauman
Gay Delanghe
Delanghe
Dance critique of Victorian motifs and campy modern pieces
The review describes Uptown’s dance program mixing Victorian visuals with modern leotards and pop music. Delanghe’s Sidetrack and Headquarters appear light but uneven, with mixed execution. Solo and group pieces by Sandi Brown and others feel pretentious or dull, lacking cohesive impact.
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Delanghe
Art Bauman
Janet Soares
Z6508 Times
Sunday Times
Sandi Brown
Martha My Dear
Sandi
Phoebe Neville
Judith Willis
Mothers and M eat by Salathial Pavy review
A review of the Mothers during a Friday concert contrasts their early rock parody phase with a refreshed electric sound. Zappa directs tempo and show dynamics while the band blends Byrds influence and eclectic humor into a revitalized take on mid fifties rock themes. Meat is praised as a promising new group under Lieber and Stoller management.
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Mothers
Dom
Zappa
Johnny and the Hurricanes
The
Kingsmen
Johnny Ace
Arall
Thej
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