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...ment, early expansion, baroque flowerappear in Barker's biography...
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...In his early satirical films he his later years, we get further and "personality," a new way of evaluating played the effete, upper-class playboy, further away from Fairbanks the man...
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...achieve a judicious detachment that 22 March 1974: 68 would be very hard for an Englishman...
...ing itself to be subordinated to secular taking of reprisals against the enemy's Marrin's book...
...the lacked political patronage, as the vigor dent of the Jesuits' small role in the story of the little boy and the toy and heroism with which they partici- history of what we now call the Third theatre Barker does not tell and we pated in the great and tragic "dis- World can see certain fundamental conprobably cannot know...
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...Marrin tells a sad but compell- on the other hand, in whose defense given powerful literary expression in ing story of the corruption of a great Britain declared war on Germany, was Kipling's story of 1915, `Mary PostChristian body under the pressure of not much admired in the pre-war years, gate.' These feelings were largely conthe times...
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...Though one is saved from the extra-collegial and extra ecclesiasti- banks was too restless for school utter depression while reflecting on this cal meaning of this vast human enter- (leaving Harvard after three months) matter by his narrative of the argument prise...
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...One says `story' advisedly: for all ing "facts" about Fairbanks and Mary his scrupulous attention to source maREVIEWERS terial, whether printed or in manuscript, Mr...
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