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tirst act. even if its me
subsequent appearances,
and unnerving lighting add
Still, an analysis of the
question, what was it supi
If the play was supposed i
to mysterious and mood sel
of the actors to the laughl
IF IT was supposed to b
become unforgiveable d?
have to shriek and faint lik
slither across the floor lik
Helsing speak in an accem
And why. oh why. must Dr;
with greased black hair ai
floor like Groucho Marx or
Can there be no original i
potential so obviously exj:
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wish it had been played a
drastic changes in acting
somewhere in-between, it
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Todd Rundgren. Kundgren
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the pure Hall and Oates si
After a move to L.A., He
Entitled Daryl Hall and Jo
and a return. It is a sopi
albums worth of musical m,
emotional and personal lyri
their earlier musical venti
ALSO APPEARING on tl
Tooth fame. The concert,
Committee, is free to USC
Hie fine arts are well rep
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The Jeffrey Bayer Sculpt
at Huntsville will be display
Gallery.
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claimed Ferdinand Roten C
of their works that range in
Finally, the Annual Un
presented at 9 p.m. Dec. 5<
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ans of propulsion was more obvious <
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ed more mystery than the script addec
play must lead us back to the ori
posed to be?
to be humorous, why all the attention ]
tting effects and the apparent unawan
ter?
serious, wny were me actors allow
arodies of the film stars? Why does
e Lillian Gish? Why does Renfield ha
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t so broad as to often be unintelligea
acula be played in white pancake mal
id red lipstick and either pace acros
stand immobile like Lugosi?
nterpretation of the play? Must the s<
>ressed in the novel be explored on
ited horror films?
of the audience enjoyed the play, pei
ntended but enjoyed it nevertheless,
s either an obvious spoof, or with i
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was fun, but disturbing.
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sponsored by the Contemporary J
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>n Dec. 2 in the Art Gallery, the higl
ialleries will conduct an exhibition ar
price from $5 to $1,000.
iversity Union's Winter Formal w
on the Coliseum concorse. The form
on where students dress up, sccializ
ims. Invitations for the event are a\i
in Room 204 of the Russell House.
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