Word: filles
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Almanac certainly has everything but the kitchen sink. The sink isn't important, but a disposal unit would help. Stripped of many scenes and corresponding hardly at all to the program, John Murray Anderson's bloated revue still forges along for three hours. There is obviously enough material to fill another hour or two, but on Tuesday at least, the show called it quits at 11:30 and sprung a hasty finale on an audience settling down for the night...
...Bach!" he exclaimed to a reporter for Sydney's Sunday Telegraph. "Listen to this." And the room, wrote the reporter, "was filled with liquid sound, mellow, golden," as Kapell turned to his keyboard. But Kapell had his fill of Sydney critics; it was goodbye forever. "I shall never return," he said...
...Paul's, London, it was the first road trip in a history of some 900 years. St. Paul's youngsters were an unmistakable hit. A month ago they jammed Manhattan's Cathedral of St. John the Divine to its Gothic gates, then went on to fill up halls and churches across the East and South. Last week they arrived in Chicago, halfway through their tour and eager for more...
...pass out these slips Monday when the seniors line up," Lunden said yesterday, "and then they can fill them out. They won't have to show any bursar's card when they get down to New Haven. The only reason we're doing this is so Yale can have an idea how many people are going down there...
...have nothing to say. Many of them seem so exhausted by achieving technical excellence that they have no imagination left to bring to their subjects. Amateurs, like professionals, have their troubles with reality. Part of the difficulty is that they often cannot see reality through all the gadgets which fill their world...