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...avoided California) and began working in color, making films that didn't even mention atomic testing and found their sources in myth or literature. Ray was on a roll, making money with his new color process (Dynamation) and paired with the greatest film composer who ever raised a baton, Bernard Herrmann. First came "The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad," followed by "The Three Worlds of Gulliver," then "Mysterious Island," and finally the stop-frame masterpiece, "Jason and the Argonauts...
...Steiner GEORGE KARGER/TIMEPIX Watching what Steiner did in "Kong" expanded my appreciation of all film scores, an appreciation I've never lost, and for which I am appropriately grateful. The rich scoring of Kong set me up for Bernard Herrmann a couple years later, when I finally caught up with "Citizen Kane...
Edited by Emily Bernard...
...reader of Remember Me to Harlem: The Letters of Langston Hughes and Carl Van Vechten, 1925-1964. For while the whole of a relationship may not be captured in its letters, many of its details and complications lay buried within and between the lines, waiting to be uncovered. Emily Bernard's extensive collection and study of the 39-year correspondence between two of the Harlem Renaissance's most compelling personalities indeed challenge the reader to reach for the many insights regarding the state of American letters during these years, and to reflect on the complex relations--relations characterized...
...Bernard Baumohl: These two reports are further evidence that the economy is sinking, and sinking at a somewhat surprising rate. The Fed lowered interest rates by a full point in January, which is the most Greenspan's ever done in a month. And yet neither the economy or the stock market has really responded. Clearly, both investors and consumers are very pessimistic about the future, which can be self-fulfilling. We could have a shrinking in this first quarter, and possibly in the second quarter as well. And that, by the classic definition, is a recession...