| Title | Critics | ||
| Speaker | Sander Cohen | ||
| Level | Fontaine's Department Store | ||
| Date | December the 23rd, 1958 | ||
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Critics
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Transcript: Of my first play, the Herald said: "A dead whale has washed up at the Shubert Theater, and stinks a little more with each passing night." The Tribune called my first opera as "having the effect of canceling out all of Mozart's classics in a single caterwaul." And now, critics take me to task for my humanitarian work. If I were not there to find a home for these orphans, would these bellyachers take my place? An artist once said, "All critics should be assassinated." I just might take him up on that.
Location: In the right dressing room at the Haberdashery, in the Menswear department.

