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...report? No and yes. It's the liveliest show on the Massachusetts lecture circuit. It's Rose Kennedy, talking about the places, people and events she knows, loves and remembers best-all for the benefit of charity. Billed as "An Evening with Rose Kennedy," she packs 'em in and sends 'em away delighted...
...phrases like "they live in a different world." The town is tiny, both whites and Negroes have deep roots there, and yet the difference between their respective worlds is enormous. A Negro cannot see the same town as a white, his accent is often unintelligible to his white em-employer (who may have been born two streets away), and no white would think of imitating the Negro style of dress...
...historical approach to Bogart is possible this spring because the Brattle has programmed thirteen (count 'em) of the master's movies in one-day shots, guaranteed to ruin any carefully planned study schedule. The interested viewer can follow Bogie from his bit roles in George Raft type gangster films through the "classic" private eye series of the 'Forties to the start of his final ("warning" or "mature," depending on your preference) period...
...normal adult male shares Dee-ann Vreeland's abhorrence of the full-blown female bosom. Diamond Jim Brady's remark (about diamonds) may be paraphrased with relevance: "I notice them that has 'em, wears 'em...
...Negro adults from the park began muttering, then shouting threats at Connor's cops. Furious, the commissioner roared for his police dogs. The crowd in the park edged back; some hurried away. "Look at 'em run," yelled Bull. He saw an officer holding back a crowd of white people near by. "Let those people come to the corner, sergeant," shouted Connor. "I want 'em to see the dogs work. Look at those niggers...