Review of The Sound of Music (1965) by Bosley Crowther for New York Times — 19 May 2003
Miss Andrews, with her air of radiant vigor, her appearance of plain-Jane wholesomeness and her ability to make her dialogue as vivid and appealing as she makes her songs, brings a nice sort of Mary Poppins logic and authority to this role, which is always in peril of collapsing under its weight of romantic nonsense and sentiment.
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This review of The Sound of Music (1965) was written by Bosley Crowther and published by New York Times on 19 May 2003.
The Sound of Music has generally received very positive reviews.
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