LONDON — It was the kind of pulsating night for which Tottenham Hotspur fans had waited a lifetime.
She produced "Cantorial", "Mademoiselle Colombe", and co-produced "Long Day's Journey Into Night" for which she received a Tony nomination.
And he implied that perhaps the officers had performed other stop-and-frisks that night for which they also had filed no reports.
His own later films include La Nuit américaine (1972; Day for Night), for which he was awarded an Oscar by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; Le Dernier Métro (1980; The Last Metro); and Vivement dimanche (1983; Confidentially Yours).
To finance this the group organized a benefit night, for which it printed fake United States-style currency, with different denominations ($3 bill, $24 bill) designed and signed by different artists.
But as the annual winter sea ice boundary retreats farther south, pack ice penguins may ultimately find themselves trapped behind a curtain of polar night for which they have no hardwired strategy.
Eve Bunting, who has written more than 200 books for children -- among them "Smoky Night," for which the illustrator David Diaz won the Caldecott Medal in 1995 -- goes where few children's authors think to tread.
Bennison lauds the casting too of Keith Robinson as jester Feste in a recent Belvoir Street theatre production of Twelfth Night, for which the actor's Guillain-Barré syndrome and use of a wheelchair was irrelevant.
I was once with a company of actors who were about to do a production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, for which a much older actor was being recruited to play the part of the aged priest.
In 1958 he was commissioned by the Folio Society to illustrate two volumes of The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, for which the text was an English translation of Joseph Charles Mardrus's flamboyant but essentially fraudulent translation of the Nights into French.
I was in my bedroom on West 17th Street when man first reached the Moon and I had written a poem called "Whitey on the Moon" that very night (for which my mother had come up with the punch line: "We're gonna send these doctor bills air-mail special to Whitey on the Moon").
