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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1964
Page
3
Whitehead expects controversy over Arthur Miller's After the Fall to ease as Lincoln Center adds Marco Millions revival and Behrman new comedy But for Whom Charlie. Box office strength and steady mail orders suggest the debate will endure through the season.
Critics are divided over Arthur Miller’s After the Fall with mixed reviews and a lively Broadway reception. At ANTA Washington Square Theater Lincoln Center’s Marco Millions receives strong praise from some while others point to uneven performances and pacing. The two plays share a bill as part of a three way repertoire alongside Behrman’s But For Whom Charlie.
Local listings show Paramount and RKO Iowa presenting dated film blocks including Seven Days in May Misadventures of Merlin Jones Water Birds and Sunday in New York. Marion screens Under the Yum Yum Tree and Misty with daily matinees and multiple times for each title.
Howard Taubman calls the production theatrically stylish with sharp ironies that still speak to modern readers. Walter Kerr acknowledges theatrical flair but says the work cannot fully overcome its inherent inadequacies in its philosophical aims.
Bernice Karraker a librarian in Laramie Wyoming discovered a library book three months overdue tucked inside a laundry bundle when she returned home Thursday. The incident appeared accidental but raised questions about return practices at the local library.
London AP reports Foreign Secretary Butler will travel to Washington in April to participate in a meeting of CENTO ministerial council, aiming to discuss regional security and alliance cooperation.
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