Word: 20th
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...born the 13th and last son of a poor Staffordshire potter; Josiah Wedgwood died the father of an industry. What Henry Ford did for cars in the 20th Century, Wedgwood had done for plates, pots, cups & saucers in the 18th. Judging by the show of his vast works (and those of his descendants) which opened in the Brooklyn Museum last week, Wedgwood had taste as well as technique...
YOUR OTHERWISE FINE ARTICLE ANENT THE ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS & SCIENCES 20TH ANNUAL AWARDS [TIME, MARCH 29] WAS MARRED BY THE PHRASE "MINOR PRIZES." PLEASE BE ASSURED THAT ALL ACADEMY AWARDS ARE EQUAL IN IMPORTANCE AND THE ACADEMY DEPLORES THE TENDENCY TO DIFFERENTIATE...
After World War I, De Gasperi joined the Popular Party (Christian Democratic) founded by Don Luigi Sturzo. A Sicilian priest, Sturzo was convinced that Christianity, in order to survive in the 20th Century, must rely on "good deeds" of a new kind-social and political action...
...first of these shorts. Let's Go to the Movies is a broad, awed survey of how U.S. movies are produced, distributed and exhibited. Coming: Film Actors (M-G-M), which will prove that, underneath, the boys & girls are really just hardworking, clean-living kids; The Art Director (20th Century-Fox), which will debunk such box-office attractions as earthquakes and moonlit water by disclosing trade tricks of process photography and set construction...
...oils and 76 water colors on exhibition brightened the gallery air and thawed most critics' reserve. "What other British artist of this generation," asked the Sunday Times, "could fill the Tate . . . without a hint of monotony?" Added the Spectator: "Perhaps the most consistently fine water colorist of the 20th Century...