Word: brilliants
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...surprise of the evening came in the last two numbers where, in spite of the handicap of having rehearsed in a downstairs room of the Music Building and thus being unable to judge the acoustics of a larger hall, the orchestra proved admirably adept in getting across the brilliant tonalities of the Hindemith and Debussy-Busser selections without letting the fortissimos get out of hand...
...Sept. 9, Italy surrenders to this brilliant General; Sept. 10 TIME arrives with the General himself adorning the cover...
...come to town; and now, after a year, during which the actors have been able to give more careful atention to the problems of the play, the performance shows a great deal more maturity than last summer's production at the Cambridge Playhouse, which was hailed as a brilliant piece...
Taken in its entirety, "Othello" is even a more brilliant production than its predecessor last summer. And last summer's "Othello" made dramatic history...
...theoretically not controlled by the Government. It is theoretically not a private monopoly, either, but a public corporation chartered by Parliament. BBC can therefore, theoretically, avoid the fixed opinion of public, the commercialization of private monopolies. The result of this compromise between white and black is occasionally brilliant, usually a monotonous grey...