Jul 11, 2009 | Surrey Leader
Modern Rebel looks back at subversive roots
These days, we call them "youth at risk." Back in the 1950s, troubled teens were known as juvenile delinquents, and they threatened to destroy the bedrock of American society.
The other night, we were all sitting around the gallery, and Leonard Krakovitch King, who owns the Kenetic Gallery, next door said to Gaudry, "You look like Sal Mineo!" [See inset]. You can even see Lawrence's finger pointing to Gaudry as he said that.
The world premiere of Michael John LaChiusa's unevenly glorious musical.
Music and lyrics by Michael John LaChiusa; Book by Sybille Pearson; Based on the novel by Edna Ferber; Directed by Jonathan Butterell First thing: Forget the movie.
"Rebel Without a Cause" : While the film arguably catapulted stars James Dean and Natalie Wood to stardom, the film is said to be cursed after several of its young stars died in untimely and unusual deaths.
THE word for 'The Gene Krupa Story" is okay no less and certainly no more. Columbia's film biography of the king of hot jazz drummers arrived yesterday at the Forum with Sal Mineo in the title role, some dandy musical sequences and a plot that, however authentic, plays like a familiar success story.
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