Pacino is too Good for 'China Doll'

NEW YORK -- Nobody reaches a boiling point with more gleefully righteous ferocity than Al Pacino, a facility he -- and we -- can still count on, in his 75th year on the planet. As Mickey Ross, the cranky gazillionaire of David Mamet's awkward new tragicomedy, "China Doll," Pacino prowls the stage of Broadway's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, barking into a bluetooth and muttering crude threats in New Yorkese such as, "He wants to f-- with me, there's gonna be a twister in a trailer park!"