The Kremlin and the Cosmos and Other Book Reviews
AP reviewer Miles A. Smith surveys The Kremlin and the Cosmos by Nicholas Daniloff, and The Multinationals by Christopher Tugendhat, plus Trouble at the Top by Charles Bracelen Flood. He notes Daniloff's detailed history of the Soviet space program, Tugendhat's timely critique of global corporations, and Flood's political thriller with post Nixon era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bracelen
McGraw- Hill
post-Nixon
Red
Mexico
Cuba
Guatemala
Vietnam
Acapulco
Reds
Senate
Waaes
Miles A. Smith
Best sellers list compiled from Publishers' Weekly source
A rundown of notable fiction and nonfiction titles including Arthur Hailey The Winds of War Frederick Forsyth The Day of the Jackal Helen MacInnes Message from Malaga Harold Robbins Rabbit Redux John Updike The Exorcist William Blatty Our Gang Philip Roth Nemesis Agatha Christie Bear Island Alistair MacLean and more. It also references works on Eleanor and Franklin Tracy and Hepburn and Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Deep Brown and other notable titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hailey
Herrman
Day of the Jackal
Frederick Forsyth
Malaga
Helen MacInnes
Betsy
Harold Robbins Rabbit Redux
John Updike
William P. Blatty
Our Gang
Philip Roth
Agatha Christie
Alistair MacLean
Eleanor and
Franklin Joseph P. Lash
Tracy and
Hepburn — Garson Kanin
Wounded Knee
Dee Brown
Jennie
Ralph G. Martin
Game of the Foxes
Ladislas
Farago
Honor Thy Father
Gay Talese
Harth
Stewart Brand
Thomas Harris
F. Lee Batley
Harvey Aronson
Brian Piccolo
Jean Morris
JFK Center's success boosts all Washington drama
The JFK Center's rising attendance appears to lift other Capitol area theaters. Arena Stage Ford's Theater and Washington Theater Club report stronger audiences and growing subscriptions as Kennedy Center draws interest, while Ford remains cautious about funding gaps and new local control at Ford's. Folger Shakespeare Library opens a lively Elizabethan vibe with Crinkley steering a mix of Shakespeare and rare plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy Center
Capital City
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Arena Stage
Ford's
Theater Club
Folger Shakespeare Library
Big E
Jason Robards
Maureen Stapleton
George Grizzard
Henry Fonda
JFK
Roger L. Stevens
Lincoln
Arena
Washington Theater Club
Ford Foundation
Davey Marlin-Jones
Capitol
Richmond Crinkley
Mr. Evans
Tebaldi
Resnik
Miss Tebaldi
Alice Ford
Ford
Kostas Paskalis
Luigi Alva
Signature in law book tied to Shakespeare's hidden years
Scholar detective argues the signature "wm Shaksper" in a law book hints Shakespeare read law and Latin, possibly Lombard, during the eight-year gap. Jd Nicholas Knight compares it to six known Shakespeare signatures, calling it genuine but younger and bolder, as he hunts more marginal notes for a book on the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nicholas Knight
Middletown, Conn
William Shakespeare
Middletown
Conn
Wm Shaksper
Phiywright
Shakespeare
William Lambarde
Lombard
Nicholas Knight
Pinglish
Wesleyan University
Folger Shakespeare Library
Washington, DC
Knight
Mey
William
Kowght
Roig
Arehinonami Kight
Vancouver
Devereux and Falstaff Triumph in City Opera Met Debuts
Two period operas captivate New York audiences within 46 hours. Beverly Sills shines as Elizabeth I in Devereux with a strong supporting cast led by Enrico di Giuseppe. Verdi's Falstaff at the Met stars Geraint Evans and an all star ensemble, though Dohnanyi's conducting soft pedals the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donizetti
Roberto Devereux
City Opera
Verdi
Falstaff
Metropolitan Opera
Beverly Sills
Geraint Evans
Sir John Falstaff
Tito Capobianco
Ming Cho Lee
Shifius Rudel
Robert¢ Devereux
Christoph von Dohnays
Franco Zeffirella
Windsor Park
Hms
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kremlin and
The
Nicholas Daniloff
Knopf
Soviet Union
Daniloff
Konstantin B. Tsiolkovsky
Sergei P. Korolyov
Nikitai Khrushchev
Moscow
United Press International
al Rossiter, Jr
UPL
Christopher Tugendhat
Random House
Joan Hanauer
UPI
Publishers’ Weekly
Jfk Center
Potomac
David Merrick
National
Banks of the Potomac
Washington, D.C
Shaksper
Molger
Stratford-on-Avon
Annd
London
the ‘ Cronk Yh
Devereux
Miss Sills
Queen Elizabeth
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