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Paul Conrad: ink, well
Opinion L.A.Who needed a caffeine jolt in the morning when you could open your L.A. Times to the editorial cartoon and see what was infuriating Paul Conrad? His cartoons â the boldness, the virulence, the insight, the genius simplicity of them â just left you... -
Use Your Illusion: The Magic Castle throws itself a birthday party
Brand XThe Academy of Magical Arts has a week long celebration of magic and illusion planned for the 100th anniversary of the building which has been known as The Magic Castle since 1963. Beginning tonight, the festivities will culminate in a spectacular group... -
House Committee to Investigate Payola
The Daily MirrorNov. 7, 1959: A U.N. group finds no proof that Laos had been invaded by communist troops from North Viet-Nam but discovers that Laotian rebels were supplied by Viet-Nam Reds. You may hear more about Viet-Nam in the days ahead -- much more. A House... -
Rock Is on Its Way Out
The Daily MirrorDon Page features Stan Freberg's "Payola Roll Blues." Jan. 10, 1960 Don Page did not dig rock 'n' roll music. How else can you explain these opinions, looking ahead to radio in the 1960s. "There are signs (if my mail is an indication) that the teen-ager... -
Matt Weinstock, Jan. 9, 1960
The Daily MirrorAlbert Camus Albert Camus, 46, an important man in modern world thinking, was killed in an auto accident near Paris this week and it is appropriate that his most comprehensive obituary here should be in a university paper, the Daily Trojan. There, Dr.... -
The Incomparable Stan Freberg
The Daily MirrorYoung persons: If you have never heard of Stan Freberg, you are in for a delight. His comedy sketches from the 1950s and â60s were sharp, clever and polished and many of them make âSaturday Night Liveâ look like a high school talent show. Speaking... -
The Incomparable Stan Freberg, II
The Daily MirrorAug. 9-10, 1960: Here are Parts 2 and 3 of Ursula Baumannâs profile of Stan Freberg. "Mad Men" please take note: âI'm a bitter pill to Madison Avenue because I represent originality and freshness of approach -- the kind of thing that seldom sees the... -
Ray Bradbury R.I.P.
Ray Bradbury died, and you've got to wonder if they're going to cremate him, and if so whether the temperature at which a human burns is the same at which a book burns: Fahrenheit 451. Bradbury was very old, and had become an old fashioned irascible...
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Theater review, 'The Beard of Avon' at the Goodman Theatre
Tribune theater criticYou can see months of plays without running into one that is truly plumb-crazy about language. Amy Freed's comedy "The Beard of Avon," now in a pumped-up Goodman Theatre production, qualifies on many happy counts, in the realms of cheap punning,...Tags: Goodman Theatre, William Shakespeare, Michael Phillips, Anne Hathaway, Comedy (genre)
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