Word: brands
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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More than anything else, Sparkman's brand of segregationism sounds namby-pamby when compared with that of Governor George Wallace. Explains State Democratic Executive Committee Chairman Roy Mayhall: "John has been a pretty good supporter of the Democratic Administration, and he's done a lot for the people of Alabama. But they don't think about that. They've got just one thing on their minds: segregation. They hated Kennedy. They hate Johnson. And they hate John Sparkman...
...stage has often been used as a soapbox, but Newley's brand of social protest is stale, sour and weary. Since the same message would cost nothing on a street corner, it takes a certain amount of bogus adornment and gall to charge $9.60 for it in the theater. Greasepaint has plenty of both...
...Resistance route through the Auvergne, encountering wartime friends and enemies and fighting several pitched battles along the way. British Author Lyall, one of the better new Bondmen, fills his book with fine local color and crafty foreign agentry. But he also supplies the necessary ingredient of the newer brand of spy stories: brooding about the morality of shooting down one's enemies in peacetime and the terrible problems of being...
Another pet project is the Norodom Sihanouk Museum, a converted colonial residence in the center of the capital, which boasts marble floors, two brand-new, porcelain-tiled bathrooms, and the ivory-inlaid bed in which Snookie was born. Peasants troop through in shoeless reverence to view the robes their Prince donned when he received an honorary doctorate in Indonesia, the army uniform he wore back in 1954 as a leader of Cambodian insurgents, and a certificate issued by French colonial authorities stating that Snookie indeed graduated from grade school. Also on hand: the revolver, holster and flight suit...
Though Writer-Director Burt Kennedy often pitches for the brand of horse laughs that usually issue from Walt Disney's stable, most of The Rounders is high dry comedy. Ford and Fonda, clearly relishing their antiheroic roles, perform with the brisk assurance of men who have won the West so often that they know just how to spoof...