Word: dears
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Dear Sonny & Lolly...
...produced, Barrett Clark wrote: "This play, as far as conception is concerned, is the most subtly beautiful work O'Neill has ever written." And, in a letter to Professor Packard, who was assistant stage manager in the original production, O'Neill himself said: "It is very near and dear to me--(I'm not sure it isn't the best beloved of them...
James Stewart may still be dear to the hearts of the club women of America. Certainly his lovable simplicity, which has been built up in all his former pictures, is no less lovable or simple in this one. But the trouble is that while he is acting bewildered in "The Philadelphia Story" he should be trying to be cynical, and instead of that old Stewart expression of complete blankness he should for once try to conjure up, by some contortion of his face and his imagination, at least a slight hint of intelligence...
...Dear Mr. Bingham...
During the first 20 years, while their friendship was still somewhat stiff and formal, they wrote a good deal about the law. Even after their friendship mellowed, Pollock stuck sternly to his salutation-My dear Holmes. Holmes began to salute his correspondent occasionally as Dear F. P.; when Pollock was 82 he ventured to write My dear young Frederick, adding later "Frederick really is growing up." He seldom failed to send his love to "your Lady." Justice Holmes had a sharp eye for ladies, was once known to stare after a pretty girl and mutter: "Oh, to be 80 again...