Lindbergh biographies and diaries reviewed
A critical survey of Leonard Mosley The biography The Last Hero by Walter S. Ross and Anne Morrow Lindbergh diaries The Flower and the Nettle. The piece praises Ross overall as the best biography, notes Mosley’s focus on publicity years and Nazi ties, and highlights Anne Morrow Lindbergh's restrained yet revealing diary collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Leonard Mosely
Doubleday & Co
Charles A. Lindbergh
Walter S. Ross
Harper & Row
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Helen and
Kurt Wolff
Harcourt Bruce Jovanovich
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Kenneth S. Davis
Ross
Leonard Mosley
Hermann Goring
Mosley
Sir Harold Nicolson
Britain
France
United States
Walter Ross
Awake and Sing marks 40th stage run at McCarter Theater
Princeton review notes Morris Carnovsky once played a 75 year old in the premiere and now nears old age himself as the 40th anniversary production ends its New Jersey run. The piece remains a Bicentennial tribute to American theater with Odets political ideals showing faintly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Clifford Odet
Morris Carnovsky
McCarter
Annenberg
Philadelphia
Odet
Movie Listings and Social Play Review Card
The page lists SACO and Maine cinema schedules including Dog Day Afternoon Sherlock Holmes Smarter Brother Jaws and more with showtimes at multiple venues. It also presents a critical essay on Awake and Awake and a social conscience time capsule, noting Odets and Arthur Miller references. The piece closes with a theatrical quiz and character list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Paris
Cherry Bloc
J.j.’S
South Portland
Maine
I— Moses
Maine Mall
Alice
Winterhawk
Sanford
Cinema III
TV Schedule Blast From 1970s Boston Nightline
A dense TV grid lists programs from 7:00 to after midnight including News, comedies, movies, and specials. Highlights show NBC CBS ABC with titles like The Waltons The Candidate and Hawaii Five-O, plus Broadway era film features and chat shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC News
ZCOM
CBS Evening News
Dick van Dyke
Washington, D.C
Massachusetts
Kotter
Gabe Kotter
Rosalie Totzie
Mac Davis
Dean Martin
Tina Turner
Anson Williams
THE
Waltons
John Walton
John Boy Walton
Lawrence Welk
Ironside
Altona
Sophia Loren
Maximilian Schell
Barney Miller
Fich
Lowell Thomas
John V. Lindsay
Val Avery
NBC
Robert Redford
Melvyn Douglas
America
Streets OF
San Francisco
Glass Dart Board
Mike Stone
Steve Keller
Hawaii Five-O
Hawaii
Steve McGarrett
MOON
Colleen Dewhurst
Jason Robards
Eugene O’neil
Hollywood TV
Pony Express
Charlton Heston
Rhonda Fleming
Buffalo Bill Cody
Wild Bill Hickock
Missouri
Pacific
Harry O
Lester
Dr. Fong
Lester Hodges
Harry Orwell
Creighton Fong
Barnaby Jones
Barnaby
News Uy the Bold Ones
Groucho
McLean Stevenson
Walter Slezak
Mannix
Chandler
Warren Oates
Leslie Caron
Claude Monet
ABC
Perry Mason
Artful Dodger
Anthony Blake
Lester Kinsolving
Sara McClendon
Michael Harrigan
President’s Commission On Olympic Sports
NEW News
Greater Bostonians
London
Bernard Price
Diana Martin
New Heaven
New Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Groom
Tom Hallick
Chicago
Theater Review
Bronx
Jacob
Moe
Sam
Odets
Arthur Miller
Moby
Gables
Pyncheon
Finn
Jim
Courage
Fleming
Rabbit
Steve Bedell
Georgetown Drive
Biddeford
Janet St. Michel
U.S. Power Squadron
Coast Guard
Maine Marine Trades Association
Art Gallery
Center Street
Shack
Five Points
Vianna
Pia Eee
Radio Shack
Ae Esa
Archer
Five Points Shopping
Alfred RD
Timothy Farrington
JFK School
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