Playbill
March, 1969
In "The Winter's Tale," Shakespeare wrote of daffodils that "take the winds of March with beauty." Cover girl Penny James one-ups the Bard, we think, by taking March's winds not only with beauty but with our highflying Rabbit to cheer on the end of winter. A different sort of demise is proposed by The Death of Politics, in which Karl Hess takes original and startling swipes at conventional political persuasions as well as the entity of government itself--and makes a convincin...
