Broadway Brings Social Drama to Center Stage
Standing Rim reviews note Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window and Lorraine Hansberry's script along with Golden Boy and a Clifford Odets-based piece. The piece highlights Off and Broadway trend toward personal dramas set against national change and the postwar conscience in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Brustein
James Mort Sahl
Lorraine Hansberry
Albee
Bessie Smith
America
Sketches of Ireland's Capitol
A travel piece on Dublin's Mountjoy Square and city life. It contrasts Georgian elegance with a bustling, gritty modern scene. The author notes poverty, vivid street life, and iconic sights such as St Stephen's Green Trinity College and the Guinness factory.
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Dublin
Mountjoy Square
Lower East Side
New York
American Express
Belfast
Grafton Street
The
Liffey
America
Lord Fauntelroy
Island
Deb
Stephen’s Green
Trinity College
Durham
St. Patrick’s Church
Guinness
Trinity College and Bank of Ireland
College Green
Shenton backs Keating to aid GOP survival
Colum bia historian James P. Shenton told the Columbia Barnard Democratic Club he would vote for Senator Kenneth B. Keating if a New York resident. He argued Keating’s support is essential to GOP survival amid a feared Goldwater defeat and Kennedy’s leadership risks for New York.
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James P. Shenton
Columbia
Columbia-Barnard Democratic Club
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Shenton
Keating
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen. Keating
Mallory Kidnapping Trial and Jail Sentence Report
Mae Mallory, charged with a kidnapping she says never occurred, faced 16 to 20 years after a 30 minute trial in Cleveland. She had been held 13 months without bail for extradition to Monroe North Carolina as the case dates to 1961 with ongoing support tours.
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Mae Mallory
Cleveland
Monroe
Northarolina
Miss Mallory
Robert Williams
NAACP
Ku Klux Klan
Union County
William
Bruce Stagel
Study Group on Campus Saturdays Gains School Support
Editor in chief of Bulletin notes plan grew from Rosemary Park remark about campus use on Saturdays. Mr. Weinberg approached the school district office which directed him to P.S. 165. Principal and teachers of P.S. 165 have given strong cooperation to the project.
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Bulletin
Miss Klein
Barnard
Rosemary Park
Weinberg
P.S. 165
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