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"The brilliant but neglected satirist Frank Tashlin once defined his subject matter as \"the nonsense of what we call civilization,\" and these three features, which open a rare, monthlong retrospective at the Gene Siskel Film Center, encapsulate two sides of his genius. Realism dominates in The First Time (1952, 89 min.), a black-and-white comedy about new parents (Robert Cummings and Barbara Hale); Tashlin evokes Tristram Shandy by having the baby narrate, but the details about parenthood and its economic squeezes are painfully authentic."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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