Jeremy W. Heist

Ulysses

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Joseph Strick's film of Ulysses is wonderful. For those who know, and presumably love, Joyce's novel (our century's greatest long

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Poetry, friends, can be a boon companion, can lead us beside the still waters, can wrap us in its colors

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The Advocate has hit the jackpot. For some years now it has solicited nationally, and has seldom produced an issue

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That rare beast, the house literary magazine, has come yawning with some grace from its cave. Two stories, eight poems,

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Hitchcock's phrase "photographs of people talking" should be hammered into the popular vocabulary. It defines an astoundingly large proportion of

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Graceless, monotonous, unfaithful to its source, Hamlet is less tragedy than catastrophe in the hands of Grigory Kozintzev. This is

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The Gospel According to St. Matthew has been extravagantly hailed as the best film ever made about Christ, possibly one

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We were disheartened, dismayed, even shocked that no one was able to answer all the questions in our rock and

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Viva Maria! looks like a Hollywood comic western, the sort the studios describe as "rollicking round-ups," or "madcap hi-jinx with

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Hollywood has always been technically expert. It has found the rare director worthy of its resources in Anthony Mann; whose