- This was the second RMT I ever heard, and unfortunately this was in 1979 before the 'net and all that, so I had no idea what all had happened in the story when I picked it up (somewhere around when his butler said there was a raccoon trying to get in the back door.

I remember the line when the main character said: "Good (!)...could one of them have been...UUUUUUNAAAAAAAH?????" My Mom was teaching high school drama at Springfield, MO, Central High at the time and, visiting her backstage during a play rehearsal I repeated that line. Some of the kids (I'd graduated from high school the previous year) picked up on it and "Could one of them have been....UUUUUUNAAAAAAAH?" soon became a standard greeting on my next few visits.

- Yet another compliment on the RMT's music.

There was a lot of great "uneasy/scary" music in their repertoire (and some of those made it to this one). But there was also some wonderful jazzy scores.

I think my favorite of the latter is in this when in the first act Richard is describing Una the first time he met her. He says something like "See what I mean" and this wonderful bass-clarinet driven score plays behind it.

The sitar was a great touch in this as well.

- Did rich people actually call their cooks "Cook"? (Not that I'm saying that's a bad thing - I was just curious.)

- Dan Okko was a flat-out wonderful RMT personality. I love it when he talks to his reporter about taking his story to "Weirdo Digest".

-...and there were some amusing lines in this one. What was it Richard said: "So I tried to become one with the universe...and when that didn't work I tried becoming one with a bottle of scotch."

I'm not a fan of alcoholic beverages but this was one of the funnier lines I ever heard in the entire RMT.

- Marian Seldes was an RMT treasure. 