Word: chins
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Seattle area. Among them: Harold Emery, 15, who slashed his left eye after plowing through a glass panel; Charles Russell, 9, who pivoted into a door, died after severing an artery in his knee; Anthony Dipangrazio, 8, who hit a glass door, sliced a jagged gash from eye to chin; Susan Warren, n, who, in pursuit of butterflies, ran through a glass door that had a warning: "This Door Is Closed" pasted on at adult eye level...
...Generazione Bruciata, the Burnt Generation. People were eating one teaspoon of sugar a day and one slice of bread. Her mother once scavenged a cup of water from the radiator of an automobile and rationed it to her two daughters spoonful by spoonful. During one bombardment, Sophia cut her chin. She still has the scar. When the bombing became frequent, the family slept every night in the tunnel of the railroad that runs up to Naples...
...Aren't you cute! You've drawn a man!'' says mother, ignoring the fact that the "arms" may be waving from the ears and the "legs" are dangling from the chin...
...somewhat surprisingly, considering Wyler's reputation-on the assumption that the perceptive level of the audience is that of a roomful of producers' relatives. Audrey Hepburn, the other teacher, gives her standard, frail, indomitable characterization, which is to say that her eyes water constantly (frailty) and her chin is forever cantilevered forward (indomitability). Little is asked of James (Maverick) Garner, and he gives...
...Hour cannot forgo a graveyard scene, and afterward viewers are treated to another study of the Hepburn chin, as she walks down the obligatory poplar-lined pathway toward Understanding Fiancé Garner (who had deserted briefly under fire). There is no way for viewers to ignore the implied happy ending (the Broadway version ended grimly), for a great surge of it's-really-all-right music spills into the theater. It is really not all right; it is not all right...