Word: clark
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Sunshine Boys, maybe vaudeville's most famous comedy team, have been officially split up for eleven years. Willy Clark (Walter Matthau) ascribes the mutual animosity to "artistic differences." Self-preservation might be closer to the mark...
...Clark claims his ex-partner Al Lewis (George Burns) is tops as a comic: "As an actor no one could touch him. As a human being, no one would want to." On his part, Lewis claims that Clark "always took the jokes too seriously." From the observable evidence, there is considerable justice to all charges. There is not a single thing about Clark that could be considered lovable; tolerable would be stretching things a bit. Auditioning for a potato chip commercial, Clark insults the director and the product. Then he calls up Ben (Richard Benjamin), his nephew as well...
...Aronson Harvard 19-17 Dartmouth 21-20 Columbia 28-20 Yale 24-14 4-0 22-12 .647 Amy Sacks Harvard 27-14 Dartmouth 31-14 Penn 14-10 Princeton 21-19 2-2 20-14 .588 Staff Consensus Harvard Dartmouth Columbia Yale 18-6 141-63 .691 Chris Clark Brown 24-17 Dartmouth 35-14 Penn 21-19 Princeton 28-21 Dean of Rhode Island Sportscasters WJAR TV-Providence
...Clark Clifford, when he was Truman's aide, was always impressed by how hard Truman worked, how he immersed himself in the detail of legislation and administration. Truman knew how his Government worked or did not work, not unlike the days when he managed Jackson County...
Rona Fields, a psychologist at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., who has studied political prisoners, feels that Patty has been put through a form of psychological torture often inflicted on such prisoners, and believes that after her release Patty acted much like political prisoners who were suddenly freed. "There's an exuberant, empty grin," says Fields, "but you had a feeling that they weren't comprehending what they were doing." The euphoria may touch off giddy and impulsive behavior, such as Patty's repeated gesture, just after her capture, of raising a clenched fist. The former prisoners...