Word: fleshed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...loved ones because, Arlie, you know that we all love you. You're the same boy now as you was when you left, and we've got to treat you the same. You got to treat us the same. Because we're all the same blood, flesh and everything. Arlie . . . you're the only one that can tell us and be with us and let us know of all the things that's happening around the world! Sister: Arlie, this is your sister again. Arlie, you just don't know how much grief...
Thousands of its long-established citizens as well as thousands of startled newcomers from the outlands recoil each year at the prospect of sending their own flesh & blood to the public schools. In some strata of the city's big professional, business and intellectual communities, a man not only loses face, but is likely to be considered downright heartless if he democratically consigns his offspring to a public school. Brigades of men & women who love the city for its theaters, shops and bridge-laced distances move to the suburbs each year because their young have reached school age. More...
Once praised as "the finest film ever banned by the Legion of Decency," Devil in the Flesh deserves superlatives in better company, One of the most moving films ever made, it evokes a memorable illusion--the viewer leaves the theatre convinced he has intimately shared the emotional experience pictured in the film...
Devil in the Flesh owes much of its power as well to the direction of Claude Autan-Lara, which heightens the drama of the tale without sacrificing its subtlety. Even in contrasting the joy of the Armistice with the pathos of the young woman's death, the film skirts mawkishness and makes the bereavement of the lover more deeply felt. But above all, the intensity of Devil in the Flesh is due to the performances of Gerard Philipe and Micheline Presle. Every expression and intonation is eloquent if the anguish of a boy struggling to cope with...
...time, the word came to Father Divine, self-proclaimed God-in-the-flesh: Philadelphia was going to have a visitation by Detroit's Prophet Jones, Dominion Ruler of the Church of the Universal Triumph, who has established a lien on divinity himself. Forth from Father Divine's headquarters in Philadelphia went a cordial invitation: Would the Prophet attend the consecration of the Father's new 73-acre heaven in swank suburban Montgomery County...