In a very short time he has developed an alarmingly powerful stage technique, for all his blinking at the spotlights, and there was more than a hint of arrogance in the way in which he abruptly left his frantic admirers with only one short curtain call, to the sobering mercies of the squarest of national anthems.
"I remember how everyone goes off to the clambake at the end of Act One and Jigger just follows, and he was the only one walking on stage as the curtain came down.
Mr. Brown solved the problem of only one intermission by using a traveling curtain, with silhouetted trees, to bring in the lakeside clearing, plus a transparent back wall for the palace and a ballroom platform that breaks in half for the final act.
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, there is usually only one intermission, and from Tuesdays through Thursdays the curtain is at seven-thirty, not eight.
I can't be the only one that still karate chops the shower curtain just in case... My tactic of responding to a crazy street person in made-up gibberish backfired today when he started speaking my gibberish.
They were the first to have a curtain and the first to fit only one voter.
"This rivalry is not the only one that occurs, but it was certainly a distraction". Many trace the so-called "Cactus Curtain" rivalry between the cities back to 1962, when Palmdale broke away from Lancaster and became incorporated.
However, as only one or two trials evaluated each individual intervention (applying insecticide to indoor walls, bednets, bed sheets or curtains), it is unclear which is the best strategy.
This piece is the only one to really even attempt a kicker, a closing line meant to nail the humor on the head as the curtain falls.
One pitch, one swing, one curtain call.
