Word: disappeared
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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James Rosenquist, 29, used to paint billboards, where he found that "sometimes things get so close that they disappear, and only the strength of the arabesque is left." In Lines, for instance, the background is a woman's face over which swirl images that might be in her mind. Rosenquist uses space "to bring about mystery," and however billboardlike his technique, the mystery is there...
...bits of action that are genius - rests largely with the stage director, David Mills. If he is responsible for the choreography of the chorus, he deserves congratulations; if he created the gestures, the Victorian self-mockery, the hands that reach out of the curtain so that things conveniently disappear, he merits...
...Lewis Smith, and the scenery of John Friedman. The costumes were particularly brilliant, the scenery cleverly attractive. Mr. Walker's orchestra was surprisingly facile given the limitations of its size, and nearly everywhere balanced the voices properly. Hopefully, some raggedness in the finale of the first act will disappear in the performances to come...
Most of the varsity's difficulties are the kind that tend to disappear with experience. Defensive clearing mistakes, unnecessary fouling, sloppy passing, and missed scoring opportunities will become less frequent as coach Bruce Munro's sophomores gain time on the playing field...
...company has expanded its line to concentrate on small four-wheeled trucks and four-wheeled midget autos, which now dominate Japan's small-car market. Says President Tsuneji Matsuda. 67, son of the founder: "Times are changing. I won't be sorry to see the three-wheeler disappear, because it will be a sign of increased prosperity...