O'Neill's Strange Interlude staged by Actors Studio at Hudson Theater
Max Lerner reviews the revival of O'Neill's Strange Interlude at the Hudson Theater. Geraldine Page’s Nina dominates a drama where characters play God with others lives, revealing universal human longing, fear, and the emptiness of wealth.
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New York
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Arthur
Barbara Gelb
Harper
Hudson Theater
Actors Studio
Ibsen
Nina Leeds
Charles Marsden
Nina
God
Gordon
Sam Evans
Dr. Darrell
Darrell
Europe
Sam
Geraldine Page
Where We Stand Sun column on cleanups and ads
A reader in Salem Oregon comments on the SUN editorial tone and a Las Vegas newsstand visit. She criticizes some ads in the enclosed pages and urges better standards while noting the need for community cleanup efforts and accountability.
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Las Vegas
Oregon
SUN
J. M. Still
Salem
Freezing Ulcer Treatment Debated by Dr Molner
Readers question the new freezing method for peptic ulcers. Dr Molner cautions it is not universal and requires specialized skill, equipment, and cost. He urges conservative treatment first, noting long term results and repeatability are still uncertain.
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Dr. Molner
J. G
I. G
Buick
America
Nbc-Tv
Conn
Fla
Wisc
Global rise of stock ownership spans nations and ages
A NYSE survey shows shareowners rise in Japan to over 4 million and in West Germany to more than 2 million, with Britain, France, Italy, Canada, and others expanding public ownership. The piece notes dramatic gains abroad and calls ownership a key postwar economic growth driver.
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Japan
West Germany
Federal Republic
Volkswagen
United Kingdom
Britain
Free World
U.S
Canada
Netherlands
Switzerland
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
France
Italy
Colombia
New Zealand
Israel
Sweden
Calcutta
Johannesburg
Melbourne
Wall Street
Jevery Main Street
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