In Pursuit of Happiness by Ellen Shulman
Two new magazines, Cheetah and Heights, claim to embody flower power but expose a slick, superficial hipster culture. Cheetah revels in glossy ads, drugs, and pop music while Heights mimics counterculture graphics and church-sponsored blandness, both lacking genuine guidance.
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Ellen Shulman
Cheetah
Mama Cass
Saturday Evening Post
Columbia
Boston
Paul Krassnér
Earl Sherris
Heights
Postcrypt Press
University Chaplains
East Village
Colimbia
Europe
Earl Hall
Establishment
CIT Council
Chaplains
CUSC
Avatar
Fort Hill
Chettah
Dialogue review frames a stalled Hungarian New Wave romance
Stephanie Skurdy surveys Jan Hersko's Dialogue, noting its bold camera work and postwar Hungary setting but faulting slow symbolism and minimal dialogue between Laszlo and Judit. The film traces love, duty, and political change as personal needs eclipse revolutionary ideals, ending in an unresolved, weary note.
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Stephanie Skurdy
Jan Hersko
Rave
Laszlo
Judit
Hungary
Hersko
Gyorgy Iles
Europe
LaSollo
Tost
By George at APA Lyceum Theatre
Max Adrian embodies George Bernard Shaw in a sixty year meditation on his life and work. The one man play charts Shaw from poverty in London to his later years as a revered public figure, with sharp satire on actors like Henry Irving and a final tribute to the man celebrated as GBS.
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Mark Twain
London
St Pancra’s
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
George
APA Lyceum
Edinburgh Festival
Criterion Theatre
Max Adrian
GBS
England
America
Shaw Gfax Adrian
Saturday Review
Sir Henry Irving
Irving
Zero Mostel
Michael Voysey
G.bs
Tortilla Flat at 85 Washington Place Loses Its Village Charm
A New York restaurant review praises Tortilla Flat for its candle lit neo Bohemian back room and affordable Mexican dishes. Highlights include a $2.00 combination platter and $1.35 to $1.55 dinners while noting a spicy chicken mole and late hours. Dessert options feature flan and fruit with cheese and a cozy drink bar. Open daily noon to 1 AM during weekdays and extending to 4 AM Friday, with Saturday until 9 AM and Sunday 1 PM to 1 AM.
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Washington Place
Washington Square
New York
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