Word: fattener
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...would be dangerous to go either with a tired pitcher or with a stale one in Northeaster's tiny park. The left-field fence is about 250 feet from the plate and home runs are cheap. It should be a good opportunity for the Crimson's hitters to fatten up their averages if they can get a few hits off MacPherson...
...wives like to fatten their husbands? Yes, says West-for the slaughter. In one of his stories, wives hold a fattest-husband-of-the-year contest. The overstuffed husbands are hauled to a stadium in gaily draped trucks, then hoisted by a winch to a platform, where they are weighed in turn. For a reward, the winner is cooked and eaten by the admiring assembly...
Pseudo-Arabian. It got him the job. And in the picture there occurred a moment that stunned the Pan-Arabian world. She kissed him. Beautiful, pure, polyunsaturated Fatten had-right there on the screen-besullied herself. And not only had she kissed at all-to make it worse, she had kissed this impostor, this Oxford-accented, pseudo-Arabian, undeserving Catholic...
Omar was indeed a Roman Catholic. Further scandalizing Arabs everywhere, he swiftly became a Moslem and therefore a hypocrite (in the public view) in order to marry Fatten. No one seemed to care that she had to get rid of another husband, Director Izzeddine Zulfikar, before she could join in the ceremony. For that matter, no one cares very much any more about kisses in Egyptian movies; since that scandalous icebreaker, kisses have become commonplace...
...Omar and Fatten now have a five-year-old son. At 31, he has long since become an Arabian film star nearly as celebrated as his wife, who is currently making her 80th picture, in Cairo. Since Sam Spiegel cast him in Lawrence, Omar has felt the pull of the West. He is now in Spain, ready to start work in Samuel Bronston's Fall of the Roman Empire. He plays an Armenian king who falls in love with Sophia Loren, beloved daughter of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius. "It is not a very long part," says Omar grandly...