BROADWAY: Autumn's Offerings

Last season the average Broadway show had the life expectancy of a mosquito on the belly of a four-armed Hindu Siva. Critics and public alike slapped plays down as soon as they appeared. But almost in spite of themselves, Broadway producers, having survived, are ready to try again. The fall list is so promising that it may well atone for the recent past.

Some of the higher lights of the fall:

COMEDY: Period of Adjustment involves two young couples during the early period of their marriages, and is, remarkably enough, a comedy by...

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