A Horse of a Different Color
No doubt the Bard wrote this after a meeting with Henslowe:
...an two men ride of a horse, one must ride behind.
Much Ado about Nothing iii. v. 36
I came across that in Kenneth Turan's "Free for All" about Joe Papp and the Public Theatre. Papp quotes it in reference to his split from Bernie Gersten after Papp's (in)famous 57th birthday at the Delacorte.
1. "Free for All" is pretty good reading.
2.What Papp says is true. If you work in an MD/AD outfit, who's sitting in front?
3. Mr. Ed was a talking zebra.
...an two men ride of a horse, one must ride behind.
Much Ado about Nothing iii. v. 36
I came across that in Kenneth Turan's "Free for All" about Joe Papp and the Public Theatre. Papp quotes it in reference to his split from Bernie Gersten after Papp's (in)famous 57th birthday at the Delacorte.
1. "Free for All" is pretty good reading.
2.What Papp says is true. If you work in an MD/AD outfit, who's sitting in front?
3. Mr. Ed was a talking zebra.
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