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Part one, on Anyone Can Whistle and Lestat.
Everything Michael Feingold writes is worth reading. Even his parenthetical comments are pure gold, like this one:
(What, for instance, became of Kay Twomey and Jacques Belasco, songwriters of the 12-performance thud The Girl From Nantucket [1945], about which the sharp-tongued New York Post critic Wilella Waldorf declared, "If the producers want a quote from us, they can have this: It lacks everything.")
Read here:
Talking of Turkeys The holiday season summons recollections of flops past.
Posted: 11/21/14 at 1:38pm
Part one, on Anyone Can Whistle and Lestat.
Everything Michael Feingold writes is worth reading. Even his parenthetical comments are pure gold, like this one:
(What, for instance, became of Kay Twomey and Jacques Belasco, songwriters of the 12-performance thud The Girl From Nantucket [1945], about which the sharp-tongued New York Post critic Wilella Waldorf declared, "If the producers want a quote from us, they can have this: It lacks everything.")
Read here:
Talking of Turkeys The holiday season summons recollections of flops past.
