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“Opening Night at the Theater.” ''Column'' by Pete Hamill. (New York) ''World Journal Tribune'', 2 February. Hamill describes the fistfight that broke out at the opening night party for ''The Deer Park'' ([[67.13]]) at [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s apartment, and quotes Mailer on why he said in a ''New York Times article'' ([[67.4]]) that only an intelligent, perceptive critic would like his play: “I wanted the critics to feel self-conscious at the opening. You have to hustle.” | “Opening Night at the Theater.” ''Column'' by Pete Hamill. (New York) ''World Journal Tribune'', 2 February. Hamill describes the fistfight that broke out at the opening night party for ''The Deer Park: A Play'' ([[67.13]]) at [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s apartment, and quotes Mailer on why he said in a ''New York Times article'' ([[67.4]]) that only an intelligent, perceptive critic would like his play: “I wanted the critics to feel self-conscious at the opening. You have to hustle.” | ||
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“Opening Night at the Theater.” Column by Pete Hamill. (New York) World Journal Tribune, 2 February. Hamill describes the fistfight that broke out at the opening night party for The Deer Park: A Play (67.13) at Mailer’s apartment, and quotes Mailer on why he said in a New York Times article (67.4) that only an intelligent, perceptive critic would like his play: “I wanted the critics to feel self-conscious at the opening. You have to hustle.”
