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RETURN TO THE ERA OF THE CATTLEMAN
5 E. 45th St., NY, (212) 661-1200 From Lunch to Late Supper

WHEN MEN WERE MEN AND BOURBON WAS EVEN BETTER

BOURBON FESTIVAL!
FEB. 9th THROUGH MAR. 22nd

A spectacular first-ever food festival at The Cattleman, featuring one of America's greatest inventions: Bourbon. There'll be exotic Bourbon drinks, potent Bourbon Corn Chowder, unforgettable Bourbon steaks, delightful Bourbon candy balls and luscious desserts like Bourbon Pineapple Cheesecake and much, much more.
Open 7 days.

Free parking at Meyers Garage, 46th St. between Madison & Fifth, with dinner 5-12 pm except Sundays.
©THE CATTLEMAN, INC. 1981

"Wait'll you get your hands on my Old-Fashioned Barbecued Baby Back Ribs."

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Dinner includes: All the shrimp & salad you can eat. Plus Beer, Wine or Sangria

You're gonna get spoiled.

45th St. & Eighth Ave.
New York 581-0500
51st St. & B'way.
New York 757-3110
©Beefsteak Charlie's, Inc., 1981

BEEFSTEAK CHARLIE'S®

PLAYBILL®
March 1981

6. Missed Hits
by Phyliss Funke
producers on the ones that got away
12. Glenda's Rose
by Sheridan Morley
Glenda Jackson in Rose, a drama about a provincial school teacher
18. Theatre Life with Robinson
by Jerry Robinson
an artist visits Children of a Lesser God
20. On a Personal Bias
by Bernice Peck
22. Dear Playbill
by Louis Botto
24. Circle in the Square
a 30th birthday
27. At This Theatre
historic shows that played here
28. Save a Dance
by Jamie Fenwick
dance on paper with Labanotation
32. Theatre Quiz
34. Scenes from the Show
photographs of the production
37. The Program
including cast information, photographs, who's who and credits
57. In League
for Night of 100 Stars
58. Celebrity Choice
favorite restaurants of favorite stars
60. Creative Therapy
a mental health program for actors
61. PLAYBILL FASHION
74. Playbill's Dining and Entertainment Guide
over 150 restaurants and night clubs

PLAYBILL® is a registered trademark of American Theatre Press, Inc. Published monthly in New York, Boston, Florida and Philadelphia. New York edition of Playbill is published by American Theatre Press, Inc., 151 East 50th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10022. 212-751-9550. President & Treasurer: Arthur T. Birsh; Vice-Pres.: Steven J. Kumble; Secretary: Mary F. Seaton. Printed in U.S.A Copyright © American Theatre Press, Inc., 1981. All rights reserved. Subscriptions to New York Edition - Single monthly copy $8.00 per year. Inquire for details of Opening Night service, current and back issue availability.

Arthur T. Birsh Joan Alleman Rubin
publisher editor-in-chief

Russell Cannizzaro Louis Botto
comptroller associate editor

Mary F. Seaton Leo Lerman
assist. to publisher senior editor

Judy Samelson Diane Lango
advertising production program coordinator

L. Robert Charles Thomas A. Steinfeld
general sales director national sales director

Elaine Klein Irv Winick
special sales director restaurant and ent. sales
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