Word: coopered
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Giants, who were slow, but powerful at the plate. Everything depended on whether their new, $175,000 catcher, Walker Cooper, could steady a jittery pitching staff...
...Shannon, hero of A. J. Cronin's story (little Dean Stockwell and, later on, Tom Drake), is an Irish Catholic orphan, adopted by a Scottish Protestant family. The father (Hume Cronyn), a penny-pinching petty tyrant, sells the child's sole heirloom, a velocipede. The grandmother (Gladys Cooper), a termagant, makes him a green flower-sprigged suit out of a petticoat. The great-grandfather (Charles Coburn), a sort of marked-down Falstaff, heartlessly clips his toenails in the waif's face, but soon shows that this was mere gruffness. The schoolboys tease the orphan about his flowery...
...Roland Cooper...
...Majestic isn't a museum, which means that all pictures cannot be revived. Current attraction is "Meet John Doe," made by Warner Brothers in 1941 and starring Gary Cooper, Walter Brannan, Barbars Stanwyck, and James Gleason--an entertaining, if not profound, social-conscience picture that has none of the anachronisms in fashion and dialogue that bar many old pictures from the Majestic screen...
...great sigh of relief from the people of the West that the Old Curmudgeon, Harold L. Ickes, had, at long last, resigned. ... So many of us have lost our homes here in the West through the action of Mr. Ickes in setting aside great tracts for the scenery. . . . ANN COOPER Cody...