Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Without benefit of reviews from the New York critics, the pictures in the first week coined nearly four times as much money as the theater had been grossing-$4,700, as compared to $1,200. Moreover, Sanders, with Co-Distributor Sam Cummins, found that moviegoers seemed to prefer sure-fire old silent pictures to the latest Hollywood product: the crowds ("Longhairs, the average guys, and Park Ave.," according to Sanders) were overflowing; they were even applauding...
Dick Clasby will stage his 96-yard touchdown run again for the benefit of Crimson football fans tomorrow night, when the Athletic Association and the CRIMSON once again sponsor official movies of Saturday's 42 to 0 victory of Washington University of St. Louis...
...into TV by showing a high I.Q. as a panel member on CBS's Celebrity Time. Last year he had his own radio show. This year, Yale decided that its coaches, before appearing on radio or TV, would have to show just how the program would benefit Yale. Hickman thus faced the hard decision of tearing up his ten-year contract as football coach or turning down his TV sponsor, Robert Burns cigars. He chose Robert Burns and quit Yale with a typical quip: "When you're being run out of town, get at the head...
...tolerance and fair play . . . The 800-odd workers of UNESCO, professing most divergent religious and non-religious creeds . . . while adhering firmly to their faith, unite in carrying out a common programme (which, incidentally, does not include introduction or teaching of birth control methods contrary to Catholic principle) for the benefit of humanity, without offending anybody's ideological background. I hope the Knights of Columbus will understand this just as the Pope seems to have understood when he appointed the Apostolic Nuncio in Paris as his permanent representative in UNESCO...
Korea & After. In The Metabolic Response to Surgery, Dr. Moore spells out what he and other researchers have learned for the benefit of surgeons across the country, many of whom have to work without the fancy gadgets of a big hospital. Many of these, he says, while essential in research, are completely unnecessary in everyday practice: "Most surgical hospitals in this country are well enough equipped with analytic facilities. What is needed is a framework of concept for interpretation ... so that effective care can be given without doing a research job on each patient...