Good morning, all! I slept late because I stayed up too late. But I am dressed and moving about, and I will shortly put my laundry into the washers. I have to stay close to the apartment today because I've got two packagws to be signed for when they show up. Since one is perishable, I need to be here.
Tomorrow I am back to Toyland. I have a possible note error that needs checking, and I hope that I can begin my list of final corrections before we print the recording orchestra parts.
I first saw JOSEPH ANDREWS at the Carnegie Hall Cinema, which no longer exists. My memory is that it was on a double bill with THE DUELLISTS. I remember nothing of that film now, but I still remember how much I loved Ann-Margret as Lady Booby and Beryl Reid as Slipslop. It's a much coarser film than TOM JONES, which is close to perfect IMO, and my memory is that the screenplay is not as faithful to Henry Fielding's novel as Johb Osborne's for TOM JONES.
TOD
PLAYS:
The Importance of Being Earnest
Blithe Spirit
The Country Wife
The School For Scandal
Loot
What The Butler Saw
Noises Off
Movies
The Ladykillers
Kind Hearts and Coronets
Tom Jones
Bedazzled
The Mouse That Roared
Hot Fuzz
Shaun of the Dead
