Letters

I hope people come to see The Moon Is Blue. I hope that the audience reflects not on how terribly oppressive the '50s were to women, but on how far we have come since then. And while they reflect, I hope they can do it with a laugh.

Dominique Gerard
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The Haunting
Lido serves the best Vietnamese food, and the atmosphere is real and not pretentious ["Lido's Lessons," by Margaret L. Briggs, May 27].

It is a family-owned business, and I really respect the few that still survive in our corporate world that drowns us today. I hope the best for Lido and wish the landlord would realize cruel dealings always come back to haunt those who make them.

Christy Clayton
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Got That Bloated Feeling?
I have been a regular patron of the Houston Brewery ["Food Fit for Drinking," by Margaret L. Briggs, May 20] for almost two years now. I will have to admit that I am somewhat disappointed in the recent changes they have made. I certainly went for the beer, but the fine food was definitely a plus.

I used to go to the Brewery two to three days a week. I am now going about once every other month. I just can't see this new concept working along with the concept of fine craft brewing. The new clientele is not going to be willing to pay $3.75 for a good beer. They will be wanting to pay $1.50 or $2 for a Miller Lite or, even worse, a Coors Light. I just hate to lose a place that I really enjoyed hanging out at. I wish them all the luck.

Jeff Crabtree
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A Different Opinion
The food at Ziggy's ["94 Percent Dogma-Free," by Margaret L. Briggs, May 20] has consistently gotten worse with every visit, now sucks, and will keep me away for good. Do you really care about what you put in your mouth? Sellout.

Eric Aronson
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