Washington Post pans Mr. President as timid bore
The Washington Post critic Richard L. Coe savages the musical Mr. President calling it the most solemn musical comedy he has seen and saying it did not win any votes with its timid presentation.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
11
The Washington Post critic Richard L. Coe savages the musical Mr. President calling it the most solemn musical comedy he has seen and saying it did not win any votes with its timid presentation.
Argentina's acting interior minister Alvaro Alsogaray named Inspector General Nicolas Jose Rodriguez as chief of the federal police and Fernando Sobrado as deputy chief, a step toward civilian authority that met stiff navy opposition which has long controlled top police appointments since 1955. The navy's resistance reflected ongoing military dissension yet Alsogaray claimed unrest was quieted and vowed democratic civilian rule.
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The Kennedy family attended the National Theater premiere of Mr President, a Berlin musical satire, with Mrs Kennedy praising the show. Irving Berlin’s return to the stage drew a starry benefit audience that raised over 70000 for a charity for retarded children.
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