Word: angeles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Eisenstaedt could have seen Marlene Dietrich in 1928, two years before The Blue Angel, and won from her a smile that says it all? Or could have photographed Sophia Loren in Marriage-Italian Style, a picture that revealed her as the love goddess of her age, while remembering her as "the nicest and hardest-working movie actress I have ever met"? That the same eye should also have seen the brooding evil in Goebbels in 1933 and wisdom deep in the eyes of Edward Teller in 1963 testifies to Eisenstaedt's undimmed perception, which makes...
...Angel. Provocative, timely, unpredictable and thoughtful, the London-based magazine is a lively combination of articles on all subjects, book reviews, theater and film critiques, short stories and new poetry from the likes of Robert Lowell and W. H. Auden (who appears in the current issue). Article contributors are usually paid ?100 ($280), though "intellectual birds of paradise" such as Trevor-Roper, says Editor Melvin Lasky, get ?200. The rate has held steady from the beginning, despite the magazine's increasing success. The first issue had 80 pages and a 10,000 press run; today there are 96 pages...
...there are other financial changes. There were recurrent rumors that in the past the deficit was being partly made up by the CIA-a suggestion that is hard to understand and that Lasky vehemently denies. But there is no question of who is handling the bills now. The current angel is British Press Lord Cecil King, whose only stipulation is that he have no editorial control, even though he has agreed to pick up the tab through...
OSCAR GHIGLIA: GUITAR MUSIC OF FOUR CENTURIES (Angel). An anointed disciple of Andres Segovia ("Most meritorious a young Master"), the 28-year-old Italian guitarist goes from Frescobaldi and Dowland up to Villa-Lobos with brief musical sketches that contrast as widely in mood as in century. His forte seems to be the modern works by the Mexican Manuel Ponce and Villa-Lobos, in which he gives an almost exolosive account...
...version of La Traviata at the same time. And as his wife says, "When Alfred is working with the Met, I'm really sort of squeezed out. I'm delighted to be, but it really can be rather boring. So the show will be my angel of deliverance...