Word: characterized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Absurd Exchanges. As Soviet reporters told it (Western newsmen were excluded from the courtroom), Prosecutor Temushkin did it in predictable style: with the aid and assistance of Judge Lev Smirnov plus two "public prosecutors" and a carefully selected audience of 70, mainly fellow authors and critics. Sinyavsky and Daniel argued...
"In America, We Bathe." Starting with its production of Robert Lowell's The Old Glory last season, the American Place Theater has been commendably true to its name. This is a theater group that strives to bare the roots of American experience, to record the resonances of the American...
Barbara Barrie was the Cannes Film Festival Best Actress of 1964 for One Potato, Two Potato, and hasn't played much comedy. But she takes to it awfully well. Hers is the only character that is both believable and funny, even if on paper it might be neither.
The character who loses all his marbles but one is Arthur Brown, a shambling, boneless, orange-haired simpleton who works for 50 years as a grocer's boy in Sarsaparilla (a coyly satirical name for the Sydney district of Parramatta). Arthur is seen by his neighbors at the end...
A Free Hand. At the first Battle of Ypres in 1914, Allenby rallied his demoralized troops by "sheer strength of character" and broke a German attack that seemed certain to win the war. However, it was only in the summer of 1917 that greatness came looking for Allenby. At first...