Sketches In the Sand by James Reston reviewed
The Spectator analyzes Reston’s 1957 collection Sketches In the Sand noting his middle road stance avoids sensational political corruption yet broadens the view on rapid national change. Portraits critique villains like de Gaulle and LBJ while praising Reston’s stylistic skill and non shocking wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reston
Alfred A. Knopf
New York
Walter Lipnmans
Cesermo
Reston
Sahnson
LBJ
Frederick Jackson Turner
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Dicky Dick
Washington Spectator
Cordially Invites This Season At Minor Latham Playhouse
The article announces season events at Minor Latham Playhouse inviting audiences to attend. It highlights forthcoming performances, dates, and ticket information for the season.
Barnard theater season boosts student playhouse program
Kenneth Janes outlines a strong Barnard College theater season with three main productions The Cocktail Party Cherry Orchard and The Pirates of Penzance staged at noon and five to fit commuters A Barnard Resident Theatre Company cast will return to work with students An informal workshop led by Donald Pace develops original pieces and workshop productions are shown in St Pauls Chapel and Barnard Hall Jamesoom on the fourth floor hosts impromptu noon performances to engage students during lunch hour
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Kenneth Janes
Latham Playhouse
of Innovations
Janes
The
Playhouse
T. Eliot
Chekhov
Barnard Resident Theatre Company
Barnard Drama
Donald Pace
Latham
James Oom
Barnard Hall
NY Film Festival opens with diverse responses to world cinema
Critics and audiences at Lincoln Center weigh 11 full length features and 12 shorts during the first week of the Fifth New York Film Festival. Reactions split along national lines with Belgium Le Depart and Canada Memorandum drawing praise while German Yesterday Girl and Young Tenderless receive mixed notes. The Battle of Algiers is praised for its urgent antiwar stance, while many other titles receive tepid or polarized responses amid a flood of vivid images and sound.
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Belgium
Canada
Gurl
Teerless
Battaglia di
Pontecorvo
Casbah
Saari Kader
Yacef Saadi
Yugoslavia
Germany
Funnyman
U.S.A
Puss and Krain
Sweden
Toerless
Japan
Stold Documentary
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Kenneth Jones
Minor Latham
By Ellen Schulman
New York Film Festival
Lincoln Center
By Steve Ditler
Algiers
Vietnam
Sartre
United States
Cinema TT
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60Th Street
Kram
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