61.   The production will have entirely new lighting and design schemes.

62.   The new production should have a long life.

63.   The production has a high-church aura, with a determinedly elevated narration sonorously delivered by Richard Kiley to an organ accompaniment and biblical passages elegantly read by Jean Simmons.

64.   The production has a beautifully somber tone, accented by an ominous tree from which Frank will eventually hang.

65.   The Shanghai production did not have the asset of Qian Yi, the actress who chose to perform her lead role of Du Liniang in the New York version.

66.   The production has a few bright spots.

67.   The production has Mickey Mouse in a dream battle against assorted villains.

68.   The production has the requisite Deco gloss, and its comic machinery clicks along beautifully.

69.   The production has two perfectly agreeable stars in Bierko and Rebecca Luker, who plays Marian Paroo, the frosty librarian who learns to melt.

70.   The production would have to be carefully done.