WASHINGTON DC, 1957 |
| Whether candid or posed, this shot raises some questions about the strength and scope of Jerome Robbins' iron-clad rules of separatism, as Jets and Sharks are apparently enjoying an intramural afternoon break, free of their on-stage animosity. |
| [l-r] Martin Charnin, Marilyn Cooper, Hank Brunjes, [hidden: unknown] Grover Dale [pointing, with unknown companion], Mickey Calin, Larry Kert and Carol Lawrence. | |
| Carol Lawrence and Larry Kert doing what singers do. With Leonard Bernstein at the piano. |
| A doctor provides medical attention to a member of the company who sustained an injury during Washington try-outs. A higher-than-normal incidence of falls, cuts, scrapes, bruises and dislocated bones and joints were reported from both the stage and the film productions. |
| Not all the dancing was done on stage. Mr. Bernstein enjoys an exuberant moment outside the National Theater after the first try-out performance. |
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