Word: cutely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...time is occupied in studying, sleeping or working on my bomb shelter. Harvard students seem to have such a talent for knowing what will happen in the next few years that it is a shame not to be able to read all their theories. They are so, so cute...
...friend of Elia Kazan. He has directed a play of mine.-Perhaps I am, therefore, disqualified from commenting on your critic's incredibly cute and vulgar personal attack on him in the review of Splendor in the Grass...
...patients who made the biggest news at last week's meeting of the American Heart Association in Miami were those who can talk about their "tickers" without being cute. They are the growing number, estimated at 200, whose heartbeats are timed by transistorized pacemakers implanted under the skin of their bellies. Surgeon William M. Chardack told how he and his colleagues at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Buffalo have miniaturized and refined the instruments for internal use since external pacemakers were first shown to be practical (TIME, Jan. 11. 1960), and how they have implanted pacemakers in 30 patients...
...Rounded Cliché. Although the competition is fierce, no sitchcom is quite so cute, cute, cute as Ichabod and Me (CBS), wherein a metropolitan newsman (Robert Sterling) buys a small New England newspaper from owner Ichabod (George Chandler) Adams. The town is peopled by rounded, well-realized, three-dimensional clichés with names like Widow Ruskin and Cousin Martin, played by actors steeped in basic quaintsmanship. From ABC's Margie (1920s flapper) to CBS's Father of the Bride, the other new sitchcoms come close to the icky standards of Ichabod. Actress Shirley Booth has been caught...
...Despite an overly cute central idea and the flim-flamboyance of Star Susan Hayward, competent script and direction make this a pleasant political comedy about the road from bawdyhouse to Governor's mansion...