June Preview
Garbo, Stanwyck, Pittsburgh, Cary Grant and the Stork Club
Next month, paid subscribers can read the new article (the second Sunday with Barbara Stanwyck) reviewing one of Miss Stanwyck’s last major motion pictures, Walk on the Wild Side. This poorly received movie, considered raunchy when it debuted, co-stars Anne Baxter, Jane Fonda, Laurence Harvey, Juanita Moore and Capucine as the woman for whom Miss Stanwyck’s character carries a torch.
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Browse the library for essays on Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump, the first Tie-In Tuesday and reviews of Robert Redford in The Natural, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley and The Broadway Melody of 1940 starring Fred Astaire, among others. This month’s Autonomia features articles about one of my editors, Charles Levendosky, as well as Oprah Winfrey and dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse.
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Whatever one thinks about the movie 'Walk on the Wild Side', which is definitely melodrama (but what an amzing cast), the title theme (not to be confused with the pop song 'WOTWS' by Lou Reed) and music by Elmer Bernstein, is, as with the other movies which he scored, 'worth the price of admission'.