Word: fords
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Demon, which is visiting Los Angeles in a Royal National Theatreproduction, unfashionable form and seemingly distant subject matter are suddenly made vividly relevant. At the center of Richard Eyre's dark, stark yet ever bustling production stands (or rather slumps) the weary figure of the Rev. Lionel Espy (Oliver Ford Davies), a man who has lost not only religious faith but also the consolations of secular humanism with which he has been making do. To the political right and above him is his bishop (Richard Pasco), also faithless but fiercely insistent that his priests honor tradition. Below...
...paused and admitted that the impressive-sounding numbers about booming exports, better-paying jobs and lower taxes for the poor have not liberated most Americans from a sense that their money is tight and their tomorrows are uncertain. "Now, you may say," said Clinton to an audience of Ford autoworkers, 'Well, that's all fine, Mr. President, but my life is still pretty tough,' or 'My neighbor doesn't have a job,' or 'I'm still not sure what the future holds.' Well, no one can promise to repeal the laws of change that are sweeping through the world today...
With polls indicating voter support for congressional Democratic candidates to be at a historic low -- and the Governors aren't doing much better -- President Clinton ventured out of the White House to begin stumping for his party's revival. At a rally at a Ford assembly plant in Dearborn, Michigan, the President unfurled the aggressive political message he intends to press in the month ahead: Democrats propose "a covenant for the future" that will offer more jobs, a lower deficit and better education while Republicans would return to the "trickle-down" policies of the past. Republicans scoffed at the President...
...headlamp shows. On Wednesday, defense attorney Johnnie Cochran asked Ito to let his client speak briefly about whether he could get a fair trial. Simpson started talking about the infamous June 17 low-speed chase on a Los Angeles freeway in which he, riding in a white Ford Bronco, was trailed by several squad cars from the Los Angeles police. Growing increasingly agitated, Simpson reportedly said: "Mrs. Clark -- Ms. Clark -- said I was trying to run . . . Everyone knows that I called my father-in-law. I was not in a frame of mind. I admit that...
Crystal-clear photography is a trademark of John Ford films, and "My Darling Clementine" is no exception. The images are so vivid and fantastically composed that one can only come away from this film with the feeling that one has spent as hour and a half in the Wild West. Considering the dearth of meaty Westerns lately, "My Darling Clementine" is the perfect film to renew of begin a love affair with this sometimes undervalued genre...